The Spanish Fermin Aldeguer (Boscoscuro) played the “winner” on his last lap to get the best time in the first free practice session of Argentine Moto2 Grand Prix on the Termas de Río Hondo circuit, also leading the Spanish Augusto Fernandez (Kalex) and from Thai Somkiat Chantra.
Aldeguer, 16 years old and first to ride the Argentine track, set a best time of 1: 43.356.
The Spanish Peter Acosta (Kalex) was the first leader of the initial Moto2 session, on a track he had never ridden, with a time of 1: 45.362 and an advantage of 137 thousandths of a second over the world leader, the Italian. Celestino Vietti (Kalex), although that situation, as expected, did not last long.
After them came the Spaniards quickly Augusto Fernandez (Kalex), the first driver to lap in 1:44 by doing so in 1: 44.957, followed by the Spanish also. Fermin Aldeguer (Boscoscuro), while elsewhere on the circuit, in the second corner, the first incident in the category occurred in the fall of the American joe roberts (Kalex).
the thai Somkiat Chantra (Kalex), winner in Indonesia, was the next star to climb to first position, which didn’t last long because after that he came back with quick lap sections. Augusto Fernandezwho regained the first position (1: 44.206), while at the same point as roberts The Spanish are falling into the drain Peter Acosta (Kalex).
Acosta suffered no physical injuries and his first reaction was to go on the motorcycle to his workshop as soon as possible and repair the damage it caused, a goal they did not achieve because the motorcycle had severe damage to the semi-handlebar, a front area and cooling radiator.
Peter Acosta he reached the last five minutes with the thirteenth fastest time from his seat in the workshop, but in the latter part of the session, when all the drivers were “forced” to get the best possible time, he was relegated to sixteenth position, with only nine complete laps around the Argentine track.
One more, Augusto Fernandez the first fell to the 1:44 barrier by dropping to 1: 43.641, a clear indicator that track conditions were dramatically improving, and then dropping to 1: 43.539 and 1: 43.486 which did not allow to him to retain the leadership of the first batch, surpassed 130 thousandths of his countrymen Fermin Aldeguer (Boscocuro).
Source: La Verdad
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