The experience is a degree. And the same thrown Jake Dixon In the Moto2 race of the GP of Argentina. The most -pilot of the whole grill (29 years old) is the dominator of each of the 21 career laps for Win early with Manu Gonzálezstrengthened at the top of the classification. British changed equipment for 2025 and It only took two careers to overcome the colors of ELF Marc VDs. Celestino Vietti closed the podium.
The departure was actually moved with Manu González, which Jake Dixon missed while Alex Escrig was worse in the third position and left even top10. Salac was the one who closed the first twist in the third position.
The starting rate is so high that at first the circuit record is broken. Dixon tried to escape and confined the 42s low and 41s high to keep himself from ‘Manugasss’. In the background, Filipinos did not ask to continue the rhythm and forced the nearly to fall on the entrance curve until the end line and took advantage of Marcos Ramírez and Canet to pass the Czech.
Mess to close the podium
After the race equator, Dixon had about a second and a half advantage in Spanish. The mess comes to the rear when Filipino Salac goes from Optimistic with Marcos Ramírez fighting fourth place And he went to the ground playing Spanish. This left canet with a certain margin in the third position with Vietti in the prowl.
Italians always go from more than fewer deficiency of eight laps for the end exceeds Corbera in curve 5 to place in the podium position. He seemed to escape but he was afraid of 11 and was helping Canet to recover the position. The rivalry between the two most glows on the grill was the most fun and finally fell into Vietti’s hands.
At the forefront, Dixon has no problem to overcome the victory with three and a half seconds of Manu González’s advantage. The Spanish of the IntactGP is more the World Cup leader with 11 margin points accurately about the winner this weekend.
Marcos Ramírez closes the Top5 while the best rookie is Dani Holgado again. Alicante finished 9 to 19 seconds. Worse than Ivan Ortolà, David Alonso and Adrián Huertas, who left Argentina without a point.
Source: La Verdad
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