The 2025 Argentina Moto3 Grand Prix commenced with exciting Friday practice results. David Almansa set a new lap record of 1m 46.981s, followed by rookies Alvaro Carpe and Jose Antonio Rueda. The session highlighted strong performances and challenges for several competitors, including penalties and technical difficulties.
The 2025 Argentina Moto3 Grand Prix marked the return of the series at Termas de Rio Hondo as riders took to the track for Friday practice. David Almansa, competing for Leopard Racing, set a new lap record of 1m 46.981s, outpacing the previous benchmark by over a second and a half. Only seven riders managed to finish within one second of this impressive time.
Rookie Alvaro Carpe made a strong impression, securing the second fastest time with a margin of +0.364s behind Almansa. His teammate, Jose Antonio Rueda, followed closely, taking third place at +0.470s. Other notable performances included Valentin Perrone holding fourth and Joel Kelso finishing fifth, despite carrying a long lap penalty into the race.
Ryusei Yamanaka and Angel Piqueras completed the top seven positions, showcasing a competitive field with many riders still familiarizing themselves with the Termas track. Scott Ogden and Dennis Foggia also delivered commendable performances, finishing eighth and ninth respectively.
David Munoz faced challenges during practice, including a fall and a penalty that will require him to start from the pit lane in the race. Nevertheless, he managed to finish atop the times in the first practice session. Joel Esteban and Adrian Cruces, stepping in for injured riders, performed admirably, with Esteban placing twice in the top twelve.
Despite experiencing technical difficulties, rookie Alvaro Carpe rebounded in the second practice, moving up to a commendable position. Issues remained a theme, as Jacob Roulstone and Noah Dettwiler continued to miss races due to injuries, with their replacements stepping up to compete.
The Friday practice session for the 2025 Moto3 Argentina Grand Prix displayed remarkable performances, particularly from David Almansa, who set a new lap record. The competition proved intense, with rookies like Alvaro Carpe and established riders such as Jose Antonio Rueda demonstrating their skills. With challenges faced by some participants, including penalties and technical issues, the upcoming race promises to be thrilling as competitors strive for success.
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