2023-10-29 09:04:08
Fermín Aldeguer confirmed that this weekend no one could beat him at the Chang circuit, venue of the Thai Grand Prix. The Spaniard escaped alone from the first lap and has now managed to add another victory, ahead of Pedro Acosta and Somkiat Chantra.
The race began and Fermín Aldeguer managed to make a great startwhich allowed him to maintain first place, ahead of Pedro Acosta who was the only one capable of putting pressure on him, followed by Marcos Ramírez who was third, with Somkiat Chantra fourth and Tony Arbolino delaying Acosta’s title from fifth place.
Aldeguer went into hammer modewith a pace truly superior to the rest, which allowed him to have a 1.5 second advantage over Pedro Acosta, who saw how his mathematical options of celebrating the title in Thailand were fading with Arbolino riding in sixth place, benefiting from the falls of Jake Dixon and Celestino Vietti.
Fermín the unbeatable ????
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In a strategy race, The smartest was Fermín Aldeguerwho imposed an unbeatable pace and escaped in the race, while behind, Tony Arbolino was closing in on Marcos Ramírez, who was clear that it was important to lose as few points as possible with respect to Acosta, occupying fourth place.
It has confirmed what has been seen throughout the weekend and that is that Fermín Aldeguer is one step ahead of the rest of the drivers this weekend. The one from Murcia has found a way to be in the leading positions so that no one could confront him, thus achieving a new victory.
It will be in two weeks when Pedro Acosta celebrates that long-awaited Moto2 title. The Murcian driver has done his job, but in the end he has not been able to add the necessary difference to achieve it. For his part, he has accompanied him on the Somkiat Chantra podium at home.
Tony Arbolino did not give up until the last lap and so he has confirmed it once again. The Italian was fourth, close to a podium finish that was just three seconds away. The Japanese Ai Ogura continues his good performance this season, being fifth.
Marcos Ramírez signs the best result of the season, achieving a sixth place ahead of Albert Arenas who was seventh. Completing the top 10 were Alonso López, Izan Guevara and Manu González.
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