Fermin Aldeguer takes 5th place, securing the final 3rd place

At the farewell race Pons Racing World Speed ​​Championship Pilot Aaron Kane Having to succumb to evidence of superiority with a third of the championship remaining, he was unable to break his Moto2 winning record. Fermin Aldeguer It was his fifth win of the year and his sixth consecutive podium at the final GGPP in 2023. It was his fourth win in a row, the first since Toni Elias in his first Moto2 season in 2010, and he secured the win. Final 3rd place.

At Ceste, Alon Canet and Alonso López, who returned from 14th on the grid, completed the Spaniard’s triple for the third consecutive year and the fifth time of the Moto2 season. Pedro Acosta was the first to join the MotoGP parade and bid farewell to Moto2 with an unprecedented result: 12th place.

from pole Aron Kane is already He lost the lead to Aldeguer, but at Turn 4 he had a serious accident in the middle of the peloton with Celestino Vietti, Izan Guevara and Sergio Garcia, and the worst thing happened when Aldeguer jumped out and stopped, forcing him to overtake. It was done. There was no need for a red flag as it was more spectacular than dangerous and had not been investigated. It was like a career advancement.

I’m aiming for 3rd place in the championship. aldeguer He had already established a strong pace, with a half-second lead over Kane, and the team quickly released Marcos Ramirez. The first to lose position was champion Pedro Acosta, who had already closed the gap to his compatriot by 5 inches after three laps and achieved an unprecedented 12th place with 14 inches 044. Second place Arbolino was 16th with an 18 inch 608.

By the time we reached the halfway point, the race was already completely divided, with Aldeguer gaining a 3-inch advantage over Kane, the latter ahead of Alonso at the top of the group consisting of Ramirez, Chantra, Dixon and Lowes. He had an additional three-inch lead over Lopez. At Ceste, five drivers aimed for the final step of the podium. In the end, López and Ramírez fought until the end to close in on the new Spaniard triplet on this year’s Moto2 podium, with the Madrid-born Ramírez tying Boscos Curro’s double with a difference of 21,000/21,000. Signed a contract.

Moto2 race classification

Moto2 classification