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From Q1 to pole position, Matteo Bertelle shines in Moto3 qualifying in Argentina

by Redação
March 15, 2025
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Da Q1 à pole position, Matteo Bertelle brilhou na qualificação do Moto3 na Argentina

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Matteo Bertelle was the fastest on track in Moto3 qualifying at the Argentine GP, and in double dose. After reaching Q2 via Q1, the LEVELUP-MTA rider once again secured a pole position.

Everything was set for Moto3 Q2 in Argentina, with rain threatening to hit Termas de Río Hondo! Matteo Bertelle was the fastest in Q1 and secured the right to fight for pole position, along with Marcos Uriarte, Taiyo Furusato, and Adrián Cruces.

And it was precisely Bertelle who stood out after the first fast laps with 1:46.425s, with Joel Esteban being the only one yet to register any lap.

With about four laps from practically all riders, Bertelle was still the fastest, with Riccardo Rossi 0.306s behind as the closest, while Álvaro Carpe was third at 0.366s.

The session was halfway through, and the riders were in the garage preparing for the attack on pole position in Argentina.

And on their return, the riders quickly began preparing for the final attack, with Rossi and Scott Ogden having an intense moment on track, which resulted in both riders going down in the third sector, two minutes from the end. With the yellow flag in the air, it remained to be seen how this would impact the remaining riders, as Rossi and Ogden’s session would not return to qualifying.

The two immediately showed their displeasure with what happened on track.

The incident was analyzed by Race Direction, which decided not to apply any penalties.

Shortly after, the session ended with Ángel Piqueras reaching second position, while Ryusei Yamanaka secured the front row.

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