Fermín Aldeguer was the undisputed protagonist of the Moto2 World Championship season finale. The rider achieved his fourth consecutive victory this Sunday at the Valencia GP, closing the year “with a flourish” to secure third place in the final championship standings.
At the start, Aldeguer (CAG SpeedUp/Boscoscuro) was stronger than Arón Canet (Pons Wegow Los40/Kalex) to take the lead, managing to gain some distance from the competition.
The first lap was marked by a particularly spectacular incident involving Celestino Vietti (Fantic Racing/Kalex), Sergio García (Pons Wegow Los40/Kalex), and Izan Guevara (Inde GasGas Aspar/Kalex).
Behind the top two, Marcos Ramírez (OnlyFans American Racing/Kalex) was in third position. Further down, Pedro Acosta (Red Bull KTM Ajo/Kalex) was struggling, losing positions – nothing important for the championship standings, as he became champion in Malaysia.
In the lead, Aldeguer didn’t give Canet any chances, and with 14 laps to go, he set a new race lap record. Ramírez held on to third place despite the pressure from Jake Dixon (Inde GasGas Aspar/Kalex), who was overtaken by Alonso López (CAG SpeedUp/Boscoscuro) 13 laps from the checkered flag.
#21 didn’t stop there and managed to reach the podium positions by overtaking Ramírez with 11 laps to go. Nothing else changed in the podium positions until the end.
Sem opositores à altura, Aldeguer erreichte den vierten aufeinanderfolgenden Sieg mit einer neuen Rekordrunde im Rennen und überquerte die Ziellinie 3,986s vor Canet. López belegte den dritten Platz, während Ramírez Vierter wurde. Somkiat Chantra (Idemitsu Honda Team Asia/Kalex) überholte auch Dixon und wurde Fünfter. Acosta beendete seine Zeit in der Moto2 mit dem 12. Platz in Valencia. Diese Ergebnisse ermöglichten es Aldeguer, den dritten Platz in der Meisterschaft zu belegen und Dixon zu übertreffen.
