Andrea Migno takes pole position in wet conditions in Moto3 in France
Rider Andrea Migno takes pole position for the Moto3 World Championship in France, at the Le Mans Circuit and in wet conditions
The World Motorcycle Championship is back in action at the Le Mans Circuit, in France, for the next Grand Prix of the 2021 season, and the first category to head out onto the French track to contest pole position was Moto3.
First out were the riders who had not set the best lap times to place themselves in the front section, and who had to head out onto the French track to contest Q1. In the end, Suzuki, Foggia, Salac and Alcoba, were the riders who managed to advance to Q2 of the small-displacement motorcycle category. The rest of our riders will start from the following positions: 20th Tatay, 21st Acosta, 25th Guevara, 28th Adrián Fernández and 29th Artigas.
The moment of truth had arrived, Q2, but conditions at the Le Mans circuit became very difficult, with rain and the state of the track causing the riders to take the training session calmly, with several crashes such as those of Antonelli, Rossi and Sasaki during the Q2 minutes.
Finally, we saw several riders set times with 5 minutes left in the training session, and the best of this very difficult session was Andrea Migno, who in the last two laps of the circuit managed to improve his lap times, setting a time of 1:47.407 to take pole position. Behind him, Rossi, who put in a great lap, finished 2.001s off the first position. The top 10 was completed by Masia, Mcphee, Rodri, Antonelli, Salac, Garcia, Suzuki and Fenati.
Onto the race, with eyes on the sky.
