Here is the LevelUp-MTA that the whole world knows. Sixth time and move from the top positions for Stefano Nepa, author of the time of 1’40″146. The second row ensured by the number 82 and the recorded times promise attacks at the top in the Moto3 class Dutch Grand Prix scheduled for tomorrow at Van Drenthe.
Selective track that Nicola Carraro is learning to know. Starting from the twenty-second spot does not mean a lost game for the rookie in Alessandro Tonucci’s garage, but the consequent character reaction is expected for tomorrow.
Alessandro Tonucci, Team Manager: “Thanks to the second row centered by Stefano Nepa, we return to our levels of competitiveness. The sixth time was excellent, as it was obtained within a difficult dynamic full of pitfalls. Starting from the front like this, the race could bring us considerable satisfaction, an idea that we want to make a reality. On the contrary, Nicola Carraro was unable to reap what he sowed, but there is still Sunday to face, in which a comeback will be attempted, a mission that is feasible for him”
#82 Stefano Nepa, P6: “Beautiful Saturday, with a great morning session and effective afternoon qualifying. In the decisive shift in the composition of the starting grid I ran fast, expressing a truly promising pace for tomorrow’s Grand Prix. Knowing that I am effective over one single lap and over distances gives me a confidence that I want to fully exploit.”
#10 Nicola Carraro, P22: “Difficult and tiring qualifying. I wanted to be in the right place and at the right time, but I couldn’t. The first run also went well, but in the last attempt I ran alone, without any aid or trail. That’s how it went, but I remain convinced that I can have a good Grand Prix, starting with a peremptory start.”