“Incredible work”: MotoGP top rookie battle heats up in Qatar
Rookie Fermin Aldeguer clai⛦ms career-best MotoGP results in Qatar.

Pointless in the four races prior to Qatar, 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Fermin Aldeguer left the Lusail weekend having matched the best rookie results 🀅by Ai Ogura this season.
Ogura burst onto the MotoGP scene with a brilliant fourth in the Buri🦂ram Sprint, followed by fifth in the season-opening grand prix, then top tens in Termas and COTA.
Meanwhile, Aldeguer 💝hꦺad only a best of 13th place heading into Qatar.
🅘But having already shown his speed by breaking into the top five in Austin, before a late crash, Aldegu൩er flipped the script under the floodlights.
Aldeguer fought to fo🌞urth in Saturday’s Sprint then delivered a mature ride to sixth despite some 'bad luck' in the GP. A post-race penalty for Maverick Vinales then promoted him to fifth.
“Very happy with the weekend because we did an incredible work,” Aldeguer said. “Always our progression is up, which is important not to 🅠lose the way.
“Very happy🌌 with the weekend because we were very competitive in all conditions.”
The result c𒀰ame despite battling rear-end issues during the grand prix.
“We had some bad luck, I think, because we were not so happy with the rℱear tyre in the race. I had a lot of chattering, three or four times more than the other Ducati riders," he said.
“It was impossible to fight with Zarco and Morbidelli but even with this problem we finished in fifth position so we have to stay so happy.ꦉ”
With Ogura 7th in the Qatar Sprint and 15th in the GP, Aldeguer is now only n🎐ine points behind the Japanese in the Rookie of the Year contest hꦗeading into his first home round at Jerez.
Og🌃ura was deprived of eight moꦗre points by a technical penalty in Argentina.

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