Pedro Acosta won the Moto2 race in Germany. He did it by dominating with a ‘Grand chelem’: pole position, fastest lap and victory. Also, passing first on all laps.
there was a splendid sunwith high temperatures, with 25 degrees in the environment and already 42 on the asphalt.
Carlos Tatay made his debut replacing Skinner. Borja Gmez was absent due to his blow to the head in training. Kasma Daniel replaces Nozane and Dalla Porta replaces Escrig.
At the start, Arbolino won the game against Acosta and took command. From behind, Bendsneyder and Darryn Binder crashed. The Dutchman received a touch from Alcoba and hit the South African.
Pedro took little time to attack: He launched into the descent and passed Tony. Alonso López and Canet reacted by surpassing Dixon.
Alcoba was penalized with passing through the ‘Long Lap’ area due to the torn off incident.
Canet passed Alonso Lpez, who, shortly after, was also surpassed by Dixon. This fight made the front duo go even further.
El Tiburn de Mazarrón forced and broke the fastest lap record for the track to try to escape.
Lukas Tulovic, the local idol, was going down the drain. He was looking to score.
Canet fell at the final angle. He was forcing to consolidate third place and try to keep Arbolino from leaving.
Lopez couldn’t follow Dixon and he was stalked by Somkiat Chantra, until he passed him for top speed in the first corner.
izan Guevara kissed the asphalt at the entrance to the finish line. He was marching 22. Bad start to the year in his adaptation to the category.
Manu González had a great battle with Vietti for sixth position. They fought so hard that Sam Lowes arrived to join the party.
Acosta only took a breather when he had more than two seconds of advantage. He had to manage the tires.
Instead, Dixon was getting closer, albeit slowly, to Arbolino. This is how they marked the Italian on his screen. Chantra had already escaped from Alonso López.
Dalla Porta He withdrew from the race due to a technical problem. Continue replacing Escrig in Assen.
Dixon got to within four tenths with seven laps remaining, but Arbolino held firm. Jake had done eight podiums… with eight third places.
from behind, Aldeguer He came and went, aggressive at Albert Arenas at the first angle. The man from Girona shook his head because, in addition, Vietti, slashed and passed him.
Joe Roberts had an accident at the entrance to the finish line. I was struggling to score.
With two turns remaining, Dixon stuck to Arbolino and even looked for a way to pass. The two went for the green before facing the final lap.
Tony taps wonderfully and the English could not even try. Again third the British. In this way Acosta is 15 points behind Arbolino overall.
