UNLUCKY SUPERPOLE, RACE 1 WITHOUT THE POSSIBILITY TO OVERTAKE!
A negative Saturday, needless to hide it, in the Go Eleven team’s home race; the conditions after the morning seemed the best, but an unfortunate qualifying interrupted by several crashes (with the yellow flag the lap is cancelled) and by a red flag that ended the session early complicated the weekend. Starting from behind, with clear difficulties in overtaking, the race was over right from the start.
Finally, in FP 3, Team Go Eleven returned to the top positions, with a really positive session, both with the race tyre and then in the time attack. A fifth place that has rekindled the enthusiasm after some complicated Rounds in terms of results.
P 1 A. Bautista 1.33.352
P 2 M. Rinaldi + 0.245
P 3 A. Bautista + 0.603
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P 5 P. Oettl + 0.785
Qualifying turned out to be really bad luck for Philipp Oettl; yellow flag on the first attempt, traffic on the track in the second, then a good lap in 34 low with a slightly used SCQ, he returns to the pits, and as soon as he sets off for the real lap valid for Superpole, two more yellow flags, then the end of the session was brought forward due to another rider’s engine technical problem. At the end of the session, thirteenth position, without practically having been able to make a real attack to the time, with a nervous and rightly angry Philipp Oettl. Starting from behind, when you have the potential to do much better, condemns you to an tough weekend.
Superpole:
P 1 A. Bautista 1.33.017
P 2 T. Razgatlioglu + 0.165
P 3 M. Rinaldi + 0.249
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P 13 P. Oettl + 1.247
The race was decidedly not very exciting, Philipp got off to a good start, then lost a couple of positions in a contact with Scott Redding. From then on he closed the gap to the group battling for the Top Ten, but no overtaking was possible; Locatelli was glued to the front for ten laps, but all the difficulties in finding the right starting point for overtaking, which we have been carrying around since the beginning of the season, were revealed. Two points got, but here definitely more could and should have been done.
Race 1:
P 1 A. Bautista 31’29.279
P 2 M. Rinaldi + 5.221
P 3 T. Razgatlioglu + 8.971
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P 14 P. Oettl + 33.210
Philipp Oettl (Rider):
Denis Sacchetti (Team Manager):
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