The fourth round of the FIM MotoJunior World Championship has offered its share of first victories, breathtaking battles until the last lap, a masterful double in the European Moto2 Championship, and even a French victory Lorenzo Fellon on the Magny-Cours circuit.
Unfortunately, while the French driver, who started 4th on the grid in the Stock category, managed to make the national colors shine in the Nièvre region by ultimately climbing to the top step of the podium (Well done to him!), the categories we usually follow did not really see any transformation of our representatives on their home turf; they certainly proved solid, but did not benefit from any advantage conferred by their knowledge of the Nièvre circuit…
It's a bit of a shame, but this is the obvious price to pay for the level of competition in this championship, a precursor to Grand Prix racing!
MotoJunior Magny-Cours Fellon
Moto3 Junior: Carlos Cano turns his pole position into a victory
- During the only Moto3 Junior race of the weekend, Carlos cano (CFMOTO Aspar Junior Team) perfectly converted its first pole position into first victory and grabs the championship leader.
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- He held on until the checkered flag. Fernando Bujosa (AC Racing Team), which finished second.
- Travis Borg (Team Monlau Motul) completes the podium. He secures his second consecutive podium and the fourth of the season after having taken the best of Yaroslav Karpushin (CFMOTO Aspar Junior Team) during an intense battle in the last lap.
- Championship leader before this round, Julius Pugliese (CFMOTO Aspar Junior Team) finished in the tenth place.
French side, David DaCosta (#72, JEG Take Off GP, Honda) and Guillem Planques (#24, Momoven Racing, KTM) initially battled in the pack around tenth place, but after going straight on, the former made a mistake 11 laps from the finish.
Guillem Planques He therefore finished as the top French driver again, in 7th place, ahead of a deserving Remy Sanjuan (#99, Larresport, Honda) 13th and Enzo Bellon (#33, CIP Green Power Junior Team, KTM) 15th.
Henri Mignot Kokora(#27, JEG Racing, Honda) quickly went off course while Fabio Pilato (#34, Momoven Racing, KTM) continues his learning.
Championship situation:
Moto2: Milan Pawelec double victory
- The first race of the Moto2 European Championship offered a spectacular finale with the victory of Milan Pawelec (AGR Team) ahead Unai Orradre (Momoven Racing), after an error by driver #10 in turn 8 while he was leading the race.
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- Alessandro Morosi (EAGLE-1) completes the podium and thus secures his first podium in the category.
French side, Johan Gimbert (#77, Eagle-1 Racing Team, Kalex) finishes 17th after starting in 18th position.
- The second race followed a similar scenario. Unai Orradre leading the majority of the competition.
- However, in the final laps, Milan Pawelec caught up with his title rival before overtaking him and signing a magnificent double at Magny-Cours. Morosi finishes third once again.
French side, Johan Gimbert (#77, Eagle-1 Racing Team, Kalex) retired on lap 5.
Championship situation:
Moto4 European Cup: Cubeles and Pritelli share the victories
- Victor Cubeles (Team Impala Honda) won its first victory in Moto4 European Cup after a first race full of twists and turns.
- He had crossed the finish line behind Alvaro Lucas (CFMOTO Aspar Junior Team), but the latter received a penalty for exceeding track limits, thus dropping to second place.
- Mateo Marulanda (AC Racing Team) has come back from the 13th place on the grid to secure third place, his second consecutive podium.
French side, Antoine Nativi (#9, JEG Take Off GP) took the lead among our representatives ahead Evan Boxberger (#36, JEG Take Off GP) and Nolan Macary (#25, Team Monlau Motul), Gabriel Pio (BRS Brechon Racing School), Matteo Berger (OverTrack Racing) and Marc Antoine Audard (#28, JEG Racing) not crossing the barrier of the Last Chance Race.
- During the second race, Lorenzo Pritelli (Team Echovit Pasini Racing) emerged victorious from a spectacular battle between eight pilots, thus securing his second win of the season.
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- Alvaro Lucas finishes second once again, while Victor Cubeles confirms his great day by adding a third place to his victory in the first round.
On the French side, a group shot of Antoine Nativi (#9, JEG Take Off GP) Evan Boxberger (#36, JEG Take Off GP) and Nolan Macary (#25, Team Monlau Motul) in the chase group.
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The program now offers a short summer break before the next round, before returning to Spain at the Ricardo Tormo circuit in Valencia on September 6.
MotoJunior Magny-Cours Lorenzo Fellon