Aleix Espargaró is in the best moment of his sports career and, finally, the Aprilia machinery is with him, as he is demonstrating this weekend at the Argentine Grand Prix, in which he will start from pole position, confirming this Sunday, in the warm up, which is to win the race, which would be his first victory since he arrived at the World Championship 17 years ago.
The oldest of the Espargaró led the warm-up on Sunday morning, extended to 40 minutes, riding in a best time of 1.38.648 and completing 15 laps with a very good pace, one of the best on the grid. Equally fast is Frenchman Fabio Quartararo, who was second after completing 21 laps in 39 lows, beating Alex Rins, who was third, and Jorge Martín, who will start second on the grid.
Maverick Viñales was fifth showing that the Aprilia adapts well to this track, beating the Ducati of Pecco Bagnaia and the KTMs of Miguel Oliveira and Brad Binder, also in good shape for this race. Takaaki Nakagami was the first Honda and Johann Zarco closed the top 10.
Joan Mir finished 11th, while Pol Espargaró was 13th and Jack Miller 17th, to name some of the heavyweights who finished further behind.
The general choice of tires in the warm up was the rear soft compound option, for all the riders, and the doubtful and soft options for the front wheel, only Marco Bezzecchi, in the final part of the training session and after suffering a crash without consequences , mounted a rear middle rubber.
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