Diogoneira was the man to beat the unknown Saturdays of the Moti 2 world in Portugal in Ostrología Oveberg Ovegel. Brazilian weed verification session with the new scratch record. Driving the Pirelli-show-show-show-ardds of the ialtrons race, Aaron Calix in 1: 41.168 Aaron Calix sets the previous record of 1: 41.210 during the preliminary meeting.
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Collitin Viviter negotiated the third and last place with 1: 41.317, next to the refoul bull Kio jo Calyx.
Row – two-two members of the luxury racing team of Bar (1: 41.337) and Aaron Cafe (1: 41.355) and Aaron Cupid jewelry team (1 41.404).
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The title stopped the heads of Brazil Dyson and Roger to start eighth in Portugal.
Moto22 The title this weekend and the leader of the championship operation Diogo (Inalrons Racing Team) is in the main position for that first relevant point. From Jack Daxson (ELFE MAND VDEC Croser Reger) Filing front pole (ELEL Mardin Projector) and front row holds their front poles
Daxon suffered a crash during the session but was not injured, missing the opportunity to get in on Ninya. The Brazilian went up 0.017 to the last after going out on Sunday.
Moreara Porepiono’s closest rival, nine points back, is Manuel González (Lili DiNaveltikitiktik). He is in front of him in P8 and is also the front runner. If this second row is finished with 26 points or more, this week it belongs to Rockin Holidon (CFMOTO LEPAR Team).
Daniel Mumoz (Red Bull Kyo Jo) Chaltano VT (Betso PTATY) by Vserinzz (BESESTA PEPOSO)
The leader of things, as they will take a crown tomorrow, the crown is only planted in a position of benefit. But five contenders will remain in contention before Sunday’s Grand Prix finale – so it’s time for a surprise Moto 2. at 11 15 (UTC).
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 course in 1:41.168, breaking Aron Canet’s 2025 All-Time Lap Record of 1:41.210 he set yesterday afternoon during the practice session. Jake Dixon was second-best with a 1:41.185 on his ELF Marc VDS Racing Boscoscuro. Collin Veijer claimed the third and final spot on the front row with a 1:41.317 on his Red Bull KTM Ajo Kalex. Row-two qualifiers included Fantic Racing’s Barry Baltus (1:41.337) and Aron Canet (1:41.355) and CFMOTO Inde Aspar Team's Daniel Holgado (1:41.404). More from a press release issued by Dorna: Moreira takes prime pole position for Moto2™ title showdown. The Brazilian heads Dixon and Veijer, with Gonzalez set to start eighth in Portugal. The Moto2™ title is on the line this){kind=link}