Alonso Lopez’s big win isn’t hindered by long laps

The Wizard of Los Molinos Alonso Lopez After watching the bikes on TV from his home couch earlier this year, he continues to wow locals and strangers alike with this campaign to return to the World Championships. of Moto2 victories. He threw with all his might to stay in the lead after the sanctions, going 3-in-5 on goal. Peter AcostOuch 9″ 5 over Jake Dixon.

When he left Phillip Island with the match ball for Sepang on all sides Augusto Fernandez He fell to the ground in third place with ten to go, while rival Ai Ogura was struggling in the top twelve.

Fermín Ardéguer maintained the lead from pole position, just a few corners ahead of team-mate Alonso Lopez. Alonso Lopez had his penalty on his head long his lap earned for shooting Vietti in his FP1 on Friday. 4- he calculated that he lost two seconds in the test-.By going through the first lap with a tenth eight-second advantage, they had already given him the signal that he would achieve it. I needed 3 laps. His 1″7 advantage over Aldeguer added to complete the second lap, and on the third lap, when he already had to complete it, they were 2″5 him . Coming into the long lap of Turn 4, he has already entered and is leading Murcian very well with him an inch and three ahead.

Once the sanctions were complete, Alonso descended at a more reasonable pace, but never lost initiative over Arbolino and his Red Bull KTM teammates Ajo Fernandez and Acosta when Ardeguer was down the order. . On lap eight, Kokura was in the points after Arbolino’s crash, but was running a second slower than Mallorca, who had led by 1.5 points before the race.

Looking for his second win of the year after Misano, Lopez races nearly four inches ahead of Acosta and Fernandez on the merits of winning in the Bosco Curro chassis he climbed from Le Mans to replace the ousted Romano Fenati. continues to lead Ogura moved up the order just by losing the qualifying, and it seemed that the battle for 12th place was at the top, but Augusto Fernandez crashed at Turn 2 on the 10th lap in the final stage. Trying not to lose Acosta’s wheel was a devastating crash for the Spaniard when he wasn’t playing, when he practically left Phillip Island with a matchball in his pocket. , again abandoned the lead.

Lopez and Acosta, vying for Rookie of the Year, were tracking when the Mazarron player started looking back at where pursuer Dixon was, and a second win fell into the pocket of the Ross player Fourth podium for Molinos and Mazarone.

Jorge Navarro femur fracture

As for the rest of the Spaniards, Fermin Aldeguer is 4th, Manu González 5th, Jeremy Alcoba 6th, Alon Canetto 9th, Albert Arenas 14th, Marcos Ramírez 17th and Augusto Fernández on Lap 16. Then Jorge Navarro crashed on lap three. Simone Corsi ran him over and remained lying on the run-off, very close to the track without a red flag being shown to take him off of it. At the circuit clinic, they discovered a fractured femur and suspected a possible hip fracture, so they took him to a reference hospital. The Valencia native says goodbye prematurely to his final Moto2 campaign.