Ai Ogura took part in the Moto2 championship in Assen. The Japanese took advantage of a punishment for Aldeguer, who was second, ahead of leader Sergio García Dols, who had grip problems at the end. In the general standings, the player from Castellón leads the Japanese by 14 points.
There was three casualties due to injury: Joe Roberts, Xavi Cardelús and Filip Salac.
He sol It was gaining ground, with 20 degrees in the air and 38 on the asphalt. The heat was increasing.
In the start, Ogura won the game against Aldeguer. However, the Japanese was surprised by the attacks of Fermín and García Dols, who passed him at the few angles. Arenas had to go to the outside and dropped positions.
Ogura replied to Sergiowho was scared and was overtaken by Arbolino and Alonso Lopez.
tree He attacked the Japanese to get his best start of the year, but Ai responded instantly. López and García imitated him to put the four Boscoscuros in front.
Manu González He saw the pull especially from Aldeguer and passed Arbolino in the chicane. Sergio could also handle Alonso López.
The man from Castellón confirmed the change of rhythm of the Murcian and surpassed Ogura to try to avoid the escape.
The one from La Ñora received a new threat: the stewards warned him of a penalty for stepping outside too many times.
El local Zonta van den Goorbergh se accidentaba to the despair of the Assen stands.
Instantly Arón Canet and Albert Arenas fell in turn 2. They were fighting to get into the ‘top 10’. Vietti went long and lost positions to only think about scoring.
The guest Dani Muñoz He was penalized with going through the ‘Long Lap’ for cutting a chicane and, then, for exceeding the green parts too many times. He is part of the Preicanos trio, the new team heir to GAS UP de Perales. Sasaki, who was far behind, fell. He had a light touch with Aji, went down the gravel and lost his balance.
Despite the risks that García Dols took, Aldeguer increased his income. Ogura did not leave his companion’s side. López had dropped down and was swallowed up by a group with Arbolino, González, Dixon, Chantra and Moreira.
With 11 laps remaining, Arbolino overtook López and Ogura overtook Sergio, who had gone a little long in turn 12.
With nine turns left, the jug of cold water arrived for Fermín: he was punished with passing through the ‘Long Lap’.
The same thing happened to him in Barcelona… and he fell in that area. In Assen he did it perfectly. He came back just behind the MT MSi duo, half a second behind. He was formed, like this, a trio to fight for victory.
García Dols felt Aldeguer’s breath and attacked Ogura. He passed him, but the Japanese responded immediately. Fermín entered the battle and overtook Sergio. What a fight.
The leader suffered. She had two scares to try not to lose the fight with the Murcian. He almost fell and lost meters. Of course, he saw that he had to control himself and accept third place.
Aldeguer was looking for a gap to pass Ogura, who braked at the limit and crossed his mount, covering everything he could.
The Japanese controlled perfectly so as not to give SpeedUp any option. Great victory for Ai, the second of the season.
