The Spanish Fermin Aldeguerwho will be 17 next Tuesday, April 5, said he was overjoyed with the result GP of Argentina and in the fact of being the youngest rider in the history of motorcycling in the intermediate category to achieve that result.
Aldeguer substitutes in the table of 250cc/Moto2 in other Spanish, Jorge Lorenzowho in 2005 achieved the same milestone in sports but in 18 years and 32 days riding a Honda.
“I’m super happy with today’s result, we couldn’t have finished the day in a better way,” assured the Murcian pilot, who said he felt “comfortable from the start, riding alone and with very clear navigation. thought. “
“We have known for a long time that we have potential, me and the bike, and all we have to do is develop it and grow it, eventually we are gradually seeing results because we are ahead of Indonesia. Always calm, which for us It’s being the key. Super happy, really, “said the Boscoscuro rider.
“I see a very clear start, very clean, with a great speed for the race, although it is necessary to take care of the wheels, because it is going to be a long and suffered career”, Aldeguer acknowledges.
“Being the youngest rider in the category to achieve pole position is a feeling I will never forget and I am very grateful to my team, who are working so well, the potential of the bike is growing along with me and tomorrow. We have a good days in the future, ”said the rider from the Murcian town of La Ñora.
Source: La Verdad
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