The Colombian David Alonso Continues His Dominance in Austria.

Published by Stree Missile on 20/08/202320/08/2023

In an exciting start to the weekend at the Red Bull Ring circuit in Spielberg, the young Spanish-Colombian rider, David Alonso, is making his mark in the world of Moto3 racing. After securing his first victory in the Moto3 World Championship, Alonso has continued his impressive streak at the Austrian Grand Prix. Riding his GasGas bike under the flag of the Aspar team, Alonso has stood out by topping the timesheets at the end of the first day.

On the track, Alonso has showcased his skill by setting a time of 1 minute, 41 seconds, and 223 milliseconds, a performance that places him over half a second ahead of his nearest competitor, Dutch rider Collin Veijer of Husqvarna. Alonso's performance has not only thrilled his fans but has also captured the attention of the entire motorcycling community.

The day started with the leader of the junior category, Spanish rider Daniel Holgado of KTM, setting the pace. However, a mistake in the second session cost him his position, relegating him to fourth place. Despite this setback, Holgado can count himself fortunate as his main competitors in the championship battle couldn't surpass his performance and ended up trailing behind him.

Deniz Öncü of KTM was the only rider who managed to surpass Holgado, securing the third place by a narrow margin. Another notable competitor, Jaume Masiá, took the sixth position. On the other hand, Ayumu Sasaki of Husqvarna, who claimed the provisional second position in the championship at Silverstone, had to settle for the eighth place.

Spanish riders Iván Ortolá and José Antonio Rueda, both riding KTM bikes, also achieved a solid performance, finishing among the top ten. Brazilian rider Diogo Moreia, who had impressed in the morning session, couldn't replicate his success and ended up in the tenth position.

The paddock was also buzzing with rumors about the future of David Muñoz, whose talent has put him on everyone's radar for the upcoming season. While his destination is still unclear, his name continues to be mentioned in motorcycle racing circles.

With ever-changing emotions and results in each session, the qualifying promises to be full of surprises. Amidst established names and emerging talents, the Austrian GP shapes up to be an exciting showcase of skill and prowess in the world of Moto3 racing. As the weekend unfolds, racing fans and enthusiasts keep their eyes glued to the track, eagerly awaiting to see who will seize the glory in this stage of the championship.