David Alonso He beat all the records and for having Moto3 Last year. The Colombian pilot razed the little category with 14 wins in 20 races. No one, in any removal, has managed to win many races a year. After achieving so many feats, it was the Moto2 and the first breed was a tough blow of reality for the Colombian.
The aspar team pilot had a very careful weekend suffering physically in heat and motorcycle change from one category to another. Alonso finished on th -21 to nearly 25 seconds while His partner Dani Holgado is the best of rookies with a great eighth place. David finished failed, but did not sink.
“After the Misano 2021 (the career of his World Cup debut), it became the second poorest breed of my life. The most positive thing was that ultimately, in the last five laps, I managed to understand one thing, managed to enjoy the motorcycle and finish another sensation. At first I didn’t see the way to follow those in front or to move forward. It costs me a lot in terms of voting, but also mentally. The good thing is that I have completed the career and I have proven how I feel. Now, the two or three things that I was absorbed in the last turn I had to move them to practice at home It is in the next race in Argentina to grow and at least make a competitive career within the level where I am today, “says the 18 -Year -old pilot.
Complex winter
Moto2 adaptation to Moto3 has always said this is the most complex jump. And, in addition, David Alonso had an important setback during this winter. The Colombian suffered a dislocation on the right shoulder to stop his preparation. He has come to trials in an inaugural career recovered but logically without perfect training.
The next stop was at the GP of Argentina for two weeks. Last year he did not run for financial problems and now the championship is back to the country in South America, where David certainly has a large number of fans showing him his support.
Source: La Verdad
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