Diogo Moreira (Moto2) and Angel Piqueras (Moto3) They led the first day of the Irta test for small categories that gathered the same grills in the Jerez-Angel Nieto Circuit in conjunction with the show of the 40th anniversary of the circuit works.
26 pilots in the Moto3 and 27 category in Moto2 came on track to roll in three sessions for each category. He opened Moto2 with Aron Canet (Fantic Racing) with 1,41,318 and Manuel González (Liqui Moly Dynavolt Intact GP) with 1,41,454 marked, in the following, the best notes. In the second session repeated Canet as a leader with 1’40 “992 leading to Baltus (1’41” 118) and González (1’41 “121). Until that moment, Moreira was seventh at 0 “388 of the only pilot he dropped from 1’41”.
However, in the last scheduled batch, the Brazilian pilot of the Italtrans racing team) appeared that at the time of 1.40,775, the best Canet record the table hours with Aron Canet and Baltus Third. The circuit record has been a cane with 1’40 “640 since 2023.
David Alonso, 1’361 on the first day
Eight Adrián Huertas, the current world champion of WorldSP, which reached Moto2, Tenth Arenas, Eleventh Guevara, 13 -Holgado to 0 “883, the best of rookies from Moto3, 15 -15 Jorge Navarro, Family -17 Escig, 19º Ramírez, 21º García Dols A 1 “186, 23rd Iván Ortolá In 1” 270 and 24º The World Champion of Moto3 David Alonso, 1 “361. Runner -up Colin Veijer closed the table at 2 “002.
Has caused a decline for the rest of the test Alonso López declared ‘unsuitable’ for FP2 and this Wednesday passes through the operating room for a fracture with a finger of a hand that drags private training. He marked the sixth best time on FP1 with 1’41.908 and took 18 turns.
In Moto3, The first morning session was dominated by Spanish Angel Piqueras (Frins Mt Helmets-Msi) with 1,44,943, followed by his partner Japanese Ryusei Tamanaka with 1.45,184, while the third best was for maximum quiles of Spain (CF Moto Aspar team) with 1.45,322. In the second session, Piqueras again with a time of 1.44,442 strengthened his leadership during the day, followed by the Spaniards Alvaro Carpe and José Antonio Rueda. The third and specific session, with annoying ruling winds, did not improve at times and many, such as Angel Piqueras, chose not to monitor. Ayora’s Valencian maintains the best Chrono of the day with 1.44,442, followed by Spanish, maximum quiles (1.44,896), álvaro Carpe (1.44.912), José Antonio Rueda (1’44.960), seventy Fernández (1.45 .085) and David Almansa (1,45,112) 17th David Muñoz in 1 “656, 22º Marcos Uriarte in 2” 041 and 26. Joel Stephen in 2 “872
Source: La Verdad
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