Fermín Aldeguer won the Moto2 race in Germany. The Murcian re-engages in the World Cup as he is 39 points behind a leader, Sergio García Dols, who suffered. Dixon was second and Ogura, third, is just seven points behind MT MSi from Castellón. Roberts, at 24 after knowing how to suffer.
The temperature was fresher, with 20 degrees in the environment and 31 on the asphalt. There was sun, clouds and some cold wind. There was a variety of tires.
In the start, Dixon won the game against Vietti, the pole man However, the Italian recovered and surpassed the Englishman as soon as he could. Aldeguer was third. Arbolino and Manu González had a touch, but they maintained balance.
Sergio García Dols made a good start and went from 12th to ninth in the first step across the finish line, just behind Alonso López.
Arbolino was on the offensive: He surpassed Aldeguer and Dixon, who was also surpassed by Fermín. Sergio could now handle his partner Ogura.
Aldeguer knew that it was a good day to score points for the first in the general standings and was moving fast to Arbolino and Vietti to take the lead. Sergio continued to come back and surpassed Alonso López.
Arbolino saw Fermín’s strength and hit Vietti with an ax to take the Murcian’s tail.
The greyhound from La Ñora tightened the group, but Arbolino took the interior in the waterfall and Aldeguer had to give in… and was even overtaken by Vietti.
But Fermin replied shortly. Sergio was overtaking González and Ogura was also growing. Everyone managed the tires, fearing that they would drop too much at the end.
Aldeguer regained first place at the beginning of the ninth lap. Manu and Ogura battled, with the Japanese emerging victorious. Darryn Binderwho was 12th, had an accident in that turn 1.
Roberto Garcia He fell in that same area. He ran as a guest in Fantic, replacing Cardelús. A shame.
Arbolino attacked again at the waterfall and Aldeguer, once again, went from first to third in a few meters, as Vietti, once again fishing in the troubled river. As before, Fermín was quick to respond to Celestino.
Moreira was the surprise with a colossal comeback. He even had the pleasure of overtaking the two of the MT MSi to stick to Senna Agiusanother ‘unexpected guest’ above.
With 11 to go, Aldeguer regained command. Ogura left Sergio behind. Each point could be worth gold.
Three laps later, Arbolino had problems. He had a scare at turn 7 and at one point dropped from second place to fifth. That gave Aldeguer air. Canet left track and said goodbye to scoring.
Sergio did his best to try to follow Ogura who, as almost always, went even further at the end of the test. Thus, the man from Castellón was overtaking the drivers that Ai left behind: Arbolino, Moreira, Senna Agius…
But the one from Burriana had to give in to Moreira, who even attacked and passed to Ogura before the stopper who was Vietti.
Chantra passed to García Dols and there was an impressive battle between Ogura, Moreira and Vietti. The Japanese was third to make a big difference to Sergio, who could only be seventh, ahead of Roberts, whose suffering due to his operated collarbone was rewarded.
While, in the head, Aldeguer won by escape to claim its speed. Without penalties everything was easier. He continues to reengage in the championship. Dixon was second, in his best date of the course.
“It was an incredible race, very intelligent. I dedicate it to all the Fermíns,” said the one from Boscoscuro, on July 7, his saint. What a joke.
