Salač Crash & Márquez: Dutch GP Recap

Brazilian Diogo Moreira, who became the first representative of his country to win in the Moto2 class, rejoiced in the triumph.

“I’m glad I’m standing on Grid. I hurt my shoulder a lot, I spent in the clinic in the morning where they tried to help me as much as possible. I have strong pain pills and don’t limit me as I expected.

But the introduction of the Grand Prix said that Salač’s injuries were too limiting. In the opening corner, he fell from the fourteenth position on the grid by nine rungs and the remaining seven laps he took, circling the racing field at the Tip of the racing field before he went to the boxes.

A native of Mladá Boleslav he chose a good piece of bad luck at the weekend. On the popular track he wanted to sell the rising form of recent weeks, which he showed on Friday, when he won free training.

On Saturday’s qualifications, however, after an uninvited contact with Spaniard Alonso López fell and the qualification ended prematurely for him. He attended several medical examinations and joined the Sunday race, but eventually did not finish it, which happened for the third time in the season.

Brazilian Diogo Moreira, who won three qualifications in a row, rejoiced in his premiere in the Moto2 class, but did not find the conqueror for the first time in the Netherlands. Although a twenty -one -year -old native of Sao Paul circled most of the race behind the experienced Spaniard Arón Canet, he overtaken him in the penultimate round and no longer let the premiere triumph.

Canet thus remains in the continuous classification second behind his countryman Manuel González, who finished third in Assen. Salač has fallen by one place and is twelfth.

The MotoGP race was dominated by this year’s Hegemon Marc Márquez, who finished the first in the sixth of the current ten businesses of the season and won in the highest class in the sixth time, in the historical table called the second Giacoma Agostini.

This time Márquez did not accompany Márquez’s younger brother Alex, who fell in the sixth round after contact with Pedr Acosta and broke his hand during the carambola.

The second was finalized by Italian Marco Bezzecchi, who until the final round signed to the leader Márquez, but could not get in front of him. The Spaniard thus has an eighty -six -point lead over the second place.

MotoGP will move to Central Europe in the coming weeks. In two weeks, it will be held on German suchsenring and 20 July will come before the monthly holiday break on the number of the expected race in Brno on the Masaryk Circuit.