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Lap 18/21 Ogura in sector unoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo! Overtaking Garcia while Jake Dixon climbs to third place!
Lap 18/21 ROBERTS ALSO FALLS!!!!!!!!! Ideal situation for Garcia who can now fly in the drivers’ rankings.
Giro 17/21 But be careful because Garcia can’t claim victory! The rider laps in 1:45:200, but now Ogura is very close with an impressive pace. Third place for Alonso Lopez. The emotions are not over.
Tour 17/21 Everyone is falling! Even Foggia, even Canet. A massacre! The Montmelò track returns to annoy all the protagonists. Crazy.
Tour 16/21 ALDEGUER DISASTER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THE DRIVER DECIDES TO DO THE LONG LAP BUT LAYS DOWN ON THE TRACK TO COMPLETE THE PENALTY. A terrifying Sunday for him
Round 15/21 CLAMOROSOOO! LONG LAP FOR ALDEGUER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! HE WAS PUSHING THE PILOT TO THE LIMIT, TOO MANY TRACK LIMITS!
Tour 14/21 NOOOO! CLOSED IN THE FRONT AND FALL FOR CELESTINO VIETTI! TOO SAD, THE ITALIAN WAS DOING A GOOD RACE, WHO WAS SIXTH.
Giro 14/21 Now it’s a matter of time. There are portions of the track where Aldeguer is more effective when braking, others which enhance Garcia’s driving characteristics. There is little left for the battle for victory.
Giro 13/21 GARCIA in SCIA! Possible attack in sector four. Key moment of the race.
Lap 13/21 The gap between Aldeguer and Garcia is closing again! The former travels in 1:44:114, taking advantage of an advantage of only +0.384 compared to Garcia. Ogura approaches.
Lap 12/21 Sale Ogura braking! Passed Lopez. there are four Boscoscuros in the top four positions. Arenas collapses, Vietti remains sixth
Lap 11/21 A portion of the good battle between Canet and Vietti for sixth position
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Round 10/21 Garcia doesn’t give up! The World Championship leader tries to mend the rift! Now the gap is +0.706. Alonso Lopez is third, +1.837 from second
Lap 9/21 Watch out because Aldeguer is gaining ground! The driver closes the ninth lap with 1:43:459, Garcia is at +1.005. The advantage is starting to be significant, not an easy situation to manage from a mental point of view. We need fabric now.
Lap 8/21 We said it during the presentation: halfway through the race, tire management will be a determining factor for the final classification. The rhythms are not crazy, which is surprising. Meanwhile, good fight between Canet and Vietti.
Lap 7/21 Aldeguer is still the leader in 1:43.395, Garcia follows him with a gap of +0.614, then Lopez (+2.029), then Ogura, Arenas, Canet and Vietti.
Giro 6/21 Let’s enjoy an excerpt of the great challenge between Garcia and Aldeguer. The two lap in 42 and three, therefore slower than at the start of the race. The two are in management. Meanwhile, Alonso Lopez overtakes Ogura and goes after the two leading riders.
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Lap 5/21 Fall for Gonzalez, probably unnerved by the penalty. Arbolino is 18th, Pasini 21st, Foggia 23rd, while the first two in the class take off from the rest of the competition.
Lap 4/21 What a great challenge between the two drivers who are making overtaking and counter-overtaking. Aldeguer is now in the lead with 1:43.388, Garcia is second at +0.376, then Arenas at +0.915, then Lopez at +1.197, Ai Ogura (+1.556) and Vietti, now sixth
Lap 3/21 Sportellate between Garcia and Aldeguer! The second had taken advantage of a failure by his opponent by overtaking him, a few corners later the world championship leader regained his position. Meanwhile, Munoz falls. Be careful though because Aldeguer seems better on pace.
Lap 2/21 Sergio Garcia immediately tries to escape, clocking 1:46.937, but Aldeguer is on the exhaust. Arenas third, then Vietti
Lap 1/21 Exceptional start from Garcia. Arenas and Aldeguer had a crazy start instead. Vietti only loses one position in the group, currently fourth.
THE TRAFFIC LIGHTS TURN OFF! THE MOTO2 CATALONIA GP BEGINS
12.15pm The training tour starts! At the moment there is no official information regarding the tyres, but it seems that the riders have opted for very different choices on the front, while they all have the soft ones at the rear.
12.14pm The grid is about to be cleared! All ready for the Moto2 test!
12.12 Then pay attention to the many loose cannons, among which we cannot exclude Daniel Munoz, on this occasion the “wild card”. The driver will start sixth after the slip of Gonzalez who will instead start ninth.
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12.10 A look at the weather conditions: the sun is shining on Montmelò. The air temperature is 24 degrees, while the asphalt temperature is 39. Wind oscillating between 2 and 3 km/h. Humidity is close to 50%
12.07 Celestino Vietti chooses the soft tire on the front. The issue of tires will be decisive in this race, the trend is 2 at the front and 0 at the rear.
12.05 Only ten minutes left until the traffic lights go out. Let’s go over the starting grid again.
- Garcia S. (MT Helmets MSI)
- Aldeguer F. (SpeedUp Racing)
- Vietti C. (Red Bull KTM Ajo)
- Canet A. (Fantic Motor)
- Arenas A. (Qjmotor Gresini Moto2)
- Gonzàlez M. (Qjmotor Gresini Moto2)
- Munoz Fernandez D. (Pertamina Mandalika SAG Team)
- Lopez A. (SpeedUp Racing)
- Roberts J. (Onlyfans American Racing Team)
- Ogura A. (MT Helmets MSI)
- Dixon J. (Gasgas Aspar Team)
- Agius S. (Liqui Moly Husqvarna Intact GP)
- Guevara I. (Gasgas Aspar Team)
- Arbolino T. (ELF Marc VDS Racing Team)
- van den Goorbergh Z. (Fieten Olie Racing GP)
- Chantra S. (IDEMITSU Honda Team Asia)
- Salac F. (ELF Marc VDS Racing Team)
- Binder D. (Liqui Moly Husqvarna Intact GP)
- Ramirez M. (Onlyfans American Racing Team)
- Pasini M. (Speed Up Racing)
- Navarro J. (Klint Forward Factory Team)
- Alcoba J. (Correos Prepago Yamaha Vr46 Team)
- Foggia D. (Italtrans Racing Team Kalex)
- Moreira D. (Italtrans Racing Team Kalex)
- Sasaki A. (Correos Prepago Yamaha Vr46 Team)
- Öncü D. (Red Bull KTM Ajo)
- Aji M. (IDEMITSU Honda Team Asia)
- Masia J. (Pertamina Mandalika SAG Team)
- Cardelus X. (Fantic Motor)
- Baltus B. (Fieten Olie Racing GP)
- Escrig A. (Forward Team)
- Artigas X. (Forward Team)
12.02 The Moto2 race will be difficult to read. The “risk” is that Montmelò will transform into a “Spanish festival” venue. Yet on this occasion we will finally be able to focus on an Italian centaur: Celestino Vietti. The driver will start from the front row, but it won’t be easy to keep up.
11.58 A few minutes ago, the first race of today ended, the one dedicated to Moto3. A race dominated by David Alonso, now leading the World Championship. Below is our news
Moto3, David Alonso triumphs at Montmeló and takes the lead in the World Championship. Lunetta and Farioli in the top 10
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11.54 GOOD MORNING FRIENDS OF OA SPORT! Exactly twenty minutes left until the start of the Moto2 race!
Good morning friends of OA Sport and welcome to the LIVE LIVE of the Catalan Grand Prix, sixth round of the 2024 Moto2 World Championship. A race of great importance will be staged on the historic Montmelò track, not only for the drivers’ classification but also (finally) from an Italian perspective.
The headlights will in fact be brought back up Celestino Viettiwho will start from the first row, precisely from the third pitch, together with Sergio Garcia (Boscoscuro MT), on pole with a time of 1:41:849, and Fermin Aldeguer (Boscoscuro Speed UP) second with a delay of 240 thousandths. The Italian centaur on the Red Bull KTM Ajo is 288 behind.
For Celestino the mission will clearly be to survive the “Spanish Festival”, marked by the presence of multiple pilots in interesting positions: let’s think about Aron Canet (Kalex Fantic) at 299, Albert Arenas (Kalex Gresini), Manuel Gonzalez (Kalex Gresini), Daniel Munoz (Kalex) e Alonso Lopez (Boscoscuro Speed Up).
Not to be underestimated then Joel Robertes (Kalex American), the only non-European in the top 10 and motivated to undermine Garcia, his direct rival from a World Championship perspective. The other Italians are further behind with Tony Arbolino’s fourteenth position (Kalex Elf Marc VDS)the twentieth of Mattia Pasini (Boscoscuro Team Ciatti) and the twenty-third of Dennis Foggia (Kalex Italtrans).
OA Sport offers you the written LIVE LIVE of the day, so as not to miss even a second of the MotoGP spectacle at Montmelò. Overtaking after overtaking, braking after braking. It starts at 12.15pm. Good fun!
