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Dani Holgado adds the first pole of his career in Austria

Daniel Holgado has achieved the first pole of his sports career at the Austrian GP. The Spanish KTM rider stopped the clock in 1:41.234 , which has ensured that he will start from the preferred position in tomorrow’s race. He will be accompanied in the front row by Ayumu Sasaki and Deniz Öncü.

The qualifying practices began with the threat of rain. However, those drivers forced to go through Q1 (among which Tatsuki Suzuki, Andrea Migno or Ryusei Yamanaka stood out) did not show much hurry to get out on the track.

Only the young Joel Kelso did it, the only one to register a time in the first half of the session; and, if it had started to rain, they would hardly be able to beat it.

But that first position did not last long when the heavyweights came out. Migno and Suzuki worked hard to secure their place in Q2, but both ended up frustrated by the usual slipstream show .

Finally, Suzuki, Yamanaka, Kelso and Migno managed to move on to the fight for pole, leaving Iván Ortolá out by only 50 thousandths.

 

Unlike the first session, the drivers who took part in Q2 rushed out onto the track. Dennis Foggia was the first to lead the table, with a time of 1:41.600, but it didn’t take long for him to be beaten. Thus, Ayumu Sasaki reached the halfway point of training with the best time; in his first stint he stopped the clock in 1:41.224.

In that intermediate moment, Jaume Masia starred in the only crash of the training session, with a slight highside at the exit of turn 3 (very similar to the one he suffered this morning in FP3), without consequences.

Although the light-engined riders hurried at the start of practice, it took them a long time to get back on track. Finally, they did so with very few minutes remaining; so much so that there were pilots who ended up ‘catching’ the flag.

It was the case of names like Foggia, Suzuki or Yamanaka, who crossed the finish line with the session already over. This situation benefited drivers like Dani Holgado or Deniz Oncu, who completed a couple of fast laps and were able to improve their times.

The surprise came precisely with the second launched lap by Holgado, who took the first pole of his career with a time of 1:41.234 . He thus moved Sasaki (sanctioned with a double long lap ) to second position, while Oncu completed the front row of the grid.

Moto3 Q1 results at the 2022 Austrian GP

Cla # Pilot Motorcycle laps Weather Difference Interval
1 twenty four Japan Tatsuki Suzuki Honda Five 1’41.977
2 6 Japan Ryusei Yamanaka KTM Five 1’42.008 0.031 0.031
3 66 AustraliaJoel Kelso KTM 6 1’42.193 0.216 0.185
4 16 ItalyAndrea Migno Honda 5 1’42.240 0.263 0.047
5 48 Ivan Ortola KTM 5 1’42.290 0.313 0.050
6 72 Japan Taiyo Furusato Honda Five 1’42.302 0.325 0.012
7 43 Spain Xavier Artigas CF MOTORCYCLE 5 1’42,353 0.376 0.051
8 31 Mexico Adrian Fernndez KTM 5 1,42,510 0.533 0.157
9 20 France Lorenzo Fallon Honda 5 1’42,749 0.772 0.239
10 99 Spain Carlos Dad CF MOTORCYCLE 5 1’42.871 0.894 0.122
11 64 Indonesia Mario Suryo Aji Honda 5 1’42,908 0.931 0.037
12 9 Nicola Fabio KTM 5 1’42.936 0.959 0.028
13 23 Italy Elia Bartolini KTM 5 1’42.969 0.992 0.033
14 70 United KingdomJoshua Whatley Honda 6 1’43.644 1.667 0.675
fifteen 67 Italy alberto surra Sling 5 1,43,666 1,689 0.022
16 22 SpainAna Carrasco KTM 5 1’43.736 1.759 0.070

Moto3 Q2 results at the 2022 Austrian GP

Cla # Pilot Motorcycle laps Weather Difference Interval
1 96 Spain Daniel Holgado KTM 8 1,41,234
2 71 Japan Ayumu Sasaki Husqvarna 5 1’41,244 0.010 0.010
3 53 TurkeyDeniz nc KTM 7 1’41.379 0.145 0.135
4 54 Italy Riccardo Rossi Honda 7 1’41.506 0.272 0.127
5 7 Italy Dennis Foggia Honda 6 1’41.588 0.354 0.082
6 10 BrazilDiogo Moreira KTM 7 1’41.627 0.393 0.039
7 twenty four Japan Tatsuki Suzuki Honda Five 1’41.638 0.404 0.011
8 28 Spain Be Guevara GAS 8 1’41,642 0.408 0.004
9 27 Japan Kaito Toba KTM 7 1’41.675 0.441 0.033
10 82 ItalyStefano Nepa KTM 5 1’41.714 0.480 0.039
11 11 Spain Sergio Garcia Dols GAS 7 1’41,772 0.538 0.058
12 5 Spain James Masia KTM 6 1,41,800 0.566 0.028
13 66 AustraliaJoel Kelso KTM 7 1’41.857 0.623 0.057
14 16 ItalyAndrea Migno Honda 5 1’42.025 0.791 0.168
15 6 Japan Ryusei Yamanaka KTM Five 1’42.112 0.878 0.087
16 44 Spain David Muoz KTM 6 1’42.519 1.285 0.407
17 19 United KingdomScott Ogden Honda 5 1’42.683 1.449 0.164
18 17 United KingdomJohn McPhee Husqvarna 4 1’42.951 1.717 0.268

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