[CEV Moto2 Final] Edgar Pons, king of qualifying

Jesko Raffin (Swiss Innovative Investors Junior) won the Moto2 European Championship in Albacete on a wet Sunday. Hector Garzó won the first race, while Luis Pomares took advantage of his Superstock 600 tires to avoid entering the pits like the others (on slicks in the rain) and won, scoring half of the points in a second round. stopped at the red flag.

Jesko Raffin won the title well ahead of Edgar Pons. This weekend, the main issue should have been the final third place between Hector Garzo (104 points) and Augusto Fernandez (101), but the latter left for the Grand Prix, finishing excellent ninth in Thailand within the team of Sito Pons (HP40). This led to him being incorporated as a permanent rider at Pons for 2019 in Moto2 alongside Lorenzo Baldassarri.

French side, Corentin Perolari completed the first two races on the TransFIORmers of Christian Boudinot, which puts him in 16th place with 19 points ahead Cedric Tangre 17th with 17,5. In Superstock 600, Philippe Le Gallo is 5th, while the Swiss Roman Fisher is Champion.

During the first qualifying practice session, Edgar Pons won in 1'36.195. It was a good time which gave him a fairly clear lead over the second Hector Garzo and the third Marc Alcoba. Jesko Raffin did not force and achieved the eighth beat, while Cedric Tangre ranked in twelfth position.

Results of the first qualifying session:

In the second and final session, Edgar Pons confirmed his excellent form of the morning by setting the best performance in 1'35.993. He was ahead of the Speed Up with his Kalex Tommaso Marcon and the Mistral Tech 3Hector Garzo.

Marc Alcoba achieved the fourth time in front Alessandro Zaccone and the 2 CEV Moto2018 Champion Jesko Raffin. Cedric Tangre slipped into the top 10 by grabbing tenth position.

Results of the second qualifying session: