MOTOGP » Jerez Moto2 test times - Tuesday

19 February 2013
Full lap times from the opening day of the second Moto2 test of the year, held at Jerez in Spain.
Wet weather on day one.

The combined Moto2/Moto3 test lasts for three days.

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1. Nicolas Terol SPA Mapfre Aspar Team Moto2 (Suter) 1m 53.831s
2. Simone Corsi ITA NGM Mobile Racing (Speed Up) 1m 53.999s
3. Julian Simon SPA Italtrans Racing Team (Kalex) 1m 54.468s
4. Pol Espargaro SPA Tuenti HP 40 (Pons Kalex) 1m 54.493s
5. Scott Redding GBR Marc VDS Racing Team (Kalex) 1m 54.571s
6. Johann Zarco FRA Came IodaRacing Project (Suter) 1m 54.833s
7. Mika Kallio FIN Marc VDS Racing Team (Kalex) 1m 54.986s
8. Ricky Cardus SPA NGM Mobile Forward Racing (Speed Up) 1m 54.989s
9. Jordi Torres SPA Mapfre Aspar Team Moto2 (Suter) 1m 55.101s
10. Esteve Rabat SPA Tuenti HP 40 (Pons Kalex) 1m 55.241s
11. Mike Di Meglio FRA JIR Moto2 (MotoBI) 1m 55.285s
12. Toni Elias SPA Blusens Avintia (Kalex) 1m 55.424s
13. Xavier Simeon BEL Maptaq SAG Zelos Team (Kalex) 1m 55.467s
14. Mattia Pasini ITA NGM Mobile Racing (Speed Up) 1m 55.666s
15. Takaaki Nakagami JPN Italtrans Racing Team (Kalex) 1m 55.807s
16. Dominique Aegerter SWI Technomag carXpert (Suter) 1m 55.974s
17. Danny Kent GBR Tech 3 (Tech 3) 1m 56.174s
18. Randy Krummenacher SWI Technomag carXpert (Suter) 1m 56.508s
19. Kyle Smith GBR Blusens Avintia (Kalex) 1m 56.607s
20. Alex De Angelis RSM NGM Mobile Forward Racing (Speed Up) 1m 56.726s
21. Ratthapark Wilairot THA Honda Gresini Moto2 (Suter) 1m 56.788s
22. Louis Rossi FRA Tech 3 (Tech 3) 1m 56.892s
23. Anthony West AUS QMMF Racing Team (Speed Up) 1m 56.903s
24. Rafid Topan Sucipto INA QMMF Racing Team (Speed Up) 1m 56.929s
25. Sandro Cortese GER Dynavolt Intact GP (Kalex) 1m 57.025s
26. Doni Tata Pradita INA Federal Oil Gresini Moto2 (Suter) 1m 58.308s
27. Yuki Takahashi JPN Idemitsu Honda Team Asia (Moriwaki) 1m 59.115s

Official Jerez Moto2 records:
Best lap:
Stefan Bradl GER Kalex 1m 42.702s (2011)
Fastest race lap:
Toni Elias ESP Moriwaki 1m 44.710s (2010)

Tagged as: Honda , Jerez , Gresini , Toni Elias , Alex de Angelis , Mika Kallio , Sandro Cortese , moto2 , Julian Simon , Yuki Takahashi , Pons , Tech 3 , Esteve Rabat , Mattia Pasini , Pol Espargaro
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kokakola - Unregistered

February 20, 2013 3:52 PM

Is Repsol out of Moto2? No more cheating I guess.

There'll be good racing on this class this year. But who are the cameras going after now that Dorna is going to dedicate all their time to follow what Rossi and Marquez are doing on the premier class?

I guess we're going to miss a lot of good racing in Moto2 due to that.

I can see WSS taking some of the limelight out of too with all those names and manufacturers involved.

prof-x - Unregistered

February 21, 2013 1:19 AM

i dunno kokakola, Nico seems to be a lot faster than last year, did Aspar get Marc's old bikes? I suspect Nico, Pol, and someone whose not a Spanish will be getting the spot light this year. Maybe Scott, we know how Dorna like to have token Brits. So that the commentators have someone to blather on about.

Too much Spanish input in to the series. Dont expect someone whose not Spanish to win the championship for the next 5-6+ years in the top class, Moto2 to a lessor extent, Moto3 will probably be good for the German, Swiss, and English pilots, but they will need to be on the top bikes, otherwise it will be no contest.

Spanish will win all three championships this year, and probably next year as well. Depends on who KTM has running for them in Moto3.


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