The Moto2 Spanish Grand Prix saw Fermin Aldeguer win, with Joe Roberts coming second and climbing to the top.
Moto2 always offers excitement and entertainment, and the Spanish Grand Prix also followed this wavelength. However, except for the first few laps, the victory was never in question, and was obtained by a devastating Fermin Aldeguer, already unreachable on Saturday during qualifying, and who confirmed his full strength in the race. The Spaniard dueled in the first laps with Manuel Gonzalezbut once he found himself at the top, he imposed a devastating pace.
Gonzalez, who seemed certain of second place, he was overtaken at the end by an exceptional Joe Roberts, who is the new leader of the Moto2 world championship. Just think that it was from 2006, when Nicky Hayden he won the MotoGP title, which an American did not occupy first place in a MotoGP ranking, certainly an exceptional result and one that will make overseas fans smile. And for the title he is certainly one of those who must be kept an eye on until the end.
Moto2, Aldeguer returns to dictate the law
Moto2 stops in Jerez de la Frontera for the fourth stage of the season, namely the Spanish Grand Prix. Pole position was the prerogative of a dominant Fermin Aldeguer, who after the difficulties in Austin wants to immediately return to the top, immediately making his intentions clear. The start is exceptional from Manuel Gonzalezwho takes the lead and, after a skirmish with Aldeguer, also manages to gain a few meters of advantage.
Fermin doesn’t seem as fast as one might expect and is also attacked by Sergio Garcia And Jake Dixonwho bypass the future pilot of the Ducati. After a difficult phase, Aldeguer finds rhythm and overtakes his rivals, again going after Gonzalez who, however, is unleashed, trying to challenge the big favourite, as well as one of the most important talents in Moto2 today. He falls after a few laps Dennis Foggiawho was already at the back and which confirms the difficulties of this start of the season.
Spectacular duel for first place between Gonzalez and Aldeguer, who exchanged first place several times, also allowing a rapprochement of a Garcia equipped with a great pace. The top three are starting to edge away from the competition, with Aldeguer trying to run away. It also falls Jake Dixonlosing important championship points.
At the top it is Aldeguer who imposes his pace, and after the initial battles, a slightly higher pace begins to emerge, even if Gonzalez has no desire to give up. Joe Roberts climbs to fourth place and tries to catch up with the leadersbut the trio in the lead had already taken an important margin.
However, Garcia runs into difficulty and Roberts manages to mend the gap, eventually engaging in a nice duel for third place. Roberts then finds the lunge and takes third place, chasing the leading tandem. The American is absolutely unleashed, and also manages to overtake Gonzalez, giving rise to a very intense duel for second place, while Aldeguer flies to win.
Roberts, author of a dream second part of the race, he manages to pass Gonzalez and finishes second, flying to the top of the world championship standings. What is certain is that keeping an Aldeguer of this type behind will be very complicated for the rest of the season, and the next races will tell us more details. Next meeting at Le Mans in two weeks.
