German GP<\/h2>\nMotoGP moved rapidly from Sachsenring, Germany to the fast curves of the TT Circuit Assen for the latest stop on the long 2022 Grand Prix trail. The flat and historic venue has staged world championship racing for more than 70 years and welcomed back a full-capacity crowd for the first time since 2019.<\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\n4.5km long with 18 corners or \u2018kinks\u2019; the TT Circuit Assen is a quick but technical blend and is favoured by riders for the challenge. The Dutch climate proved to be unstable for the first day of Free Practice on Friday with rain creating treacherous conditions but the facility dried enough for Binder to emerge as the fastest RC16 rider with 7th on combined times.
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<\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nOn Saturday the clouds drifted over but Assen stayed dry. During Q1 Binder, Oliveira and Gardner all entered the first two qualification slots but it was the Red Bull KTM Factory Racing duo that made the breakthrough.<\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nDuring Q2 the Portuguese secured the fastest Chrono in a 12 -minute session that was marked by several \u2018yellow flag\u2019 interruptions.<\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nOliveira\u2019s time is just seven-tenths of a second away from Pole Position and leaves him in the middle of the third row of the grid \u2013 his second-highest qualifying of the season. Binder was only one-tenth slower and his 10th place means he heads the fourth row.<\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nTech3 KTM Factory Racing duo Remy Gardner and Raul Fernandez \u2013 as they have done through 2022 so far \u2013 had to adjust their knowledge of Assen with the extra speed and physicality of the MotoGP machinery. After Q1 it was the Australian who was better placed in 19th as Fernandez takes 23rd for the 26 laps on Sunday.<\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nMoto3<\/h2>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nMoto3 begins the Dutch race day at 11.00, followed by Moto2 at 12.20 and MotoGP at 14.00 CET.<\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nMiguel Oliveira<\/strong>:\u00a0\u201cA good session in FP4 and we modified the bike to help us change direction a bit more. It worked out pretty well. We have a good pace and speed with the hard rear tire. I felt we had a lot of potential in Q1 and we made it to Q2 which was super nice. I only had one tire left so I saved it to the last run but there were yellow flags and I was a victim of that, but we were good enough for P8. I think it can be a really interesting race tomorrow and I believe we can be in a good position to attack from start to finish.\u201d<\/em><\/div>\n\u00a0<\/strong><\/div>\nBrad Binder<\/strong>:\u00a0\u201cPretty good today. I\u2019m happy to have gone through to Q2 and I think that\u2019s the first time in five races that we\u2019ve managed it. It\u2019s important, and I also had a strong pace in FP4 and felt good. Everything\u2019s looking good for tomorrow and I want to put a decent race together. I need to put more effort into the first sector but overall the team worked really well and I\u2019m happy with our base setting here. Tomorrow will be a tough race here and it always is at Assen but I\u2019m excited to see how we will get on.\u201d
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<\/em><\/div>\nQuote<\/h2>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nRemy Gardner:<\/strong>\u00a0\u201cMore fun today that\u2019s for sure. It was good. I’m kind of enjoying it in the dry here. Obviously, the position is not great but we were really, really close to having a really good position; I think it was like half a tenth or something like that to P15. I think we’re making progress. It just doesn’t show on paper at the moment, but I still think we can have a good race tomorrow.\u201d<\/em><\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nRaul Fernandez<\/strong>:\u00a0\u201cWas really difficult honestly. I think tomorrow the pace is not really that bad, especially with the hard rear tire, and I think we can get some positions and try to fight maybe for points.<\/em>I think the team did a good job on the last two races and the bike setting for the race is really interesting. And I think we can fight\u00a0for a good position.\u201d<\/em><\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nKTM GP Academy<\/h2>\n\u00a0<\/strong><\/div>\nPole Position in\u00a0Moto3<\/strong>\u00a0was earned by Ayumu Sasaki as just one second split the top 16 riders after a frantic Q2. The top KTM RC4 runner was BOE Motorsports\u2019 David Mu\u00f1oz as the Spaniard continues his eye-catching rookie campaign. All KTM GP Academy riders entered<\/strong><\/a> Q2 and Red Bull KTM Ajo\u2019s Jaume Masia was only half a second from Sasaki as he managed 6th.<\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nHe was chased by Red Bull KTM Tech3\u2019s Adrian Fernandez. The Spaniard has set a consistent top ten pace in the last three Grands Prix and will be hoping to continue his bright run in only his second Moto3 year by starting from a personal best 7th.<\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nRed Bull KTM Ajo\u2019s Daniel Holgado \u2013 who now has two front-row qualification distinctions on his CV during his Moto3 rookie season \u2013 was 12th (but faces a Long Lap penalty in the race tomorrow) while Deniz \u00d6nc\u00fc was 17th.<\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nNetherlands<\/h2>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nRed Bull KTM Ajo\u2019s Augusto Fernandez arrived in the Netherlands with buoyed confidence in the wake of his dominant\u00a0Moto2<\/strong>\u00a0success the previous weekend in Germany. The TT Circuit Assen was also the site of his first career win in 2019. The Spaniard rode<\/strong><\/a> to 9th position in Q2 for a prime slot on the third row of the grid. Fernandez was the sole Moto2 runner for the team. Pedro Acosta underwent successful surgery in Barcelona for a fractured left femur as the crew arrived in northern Europe. The reigning Moto3 world champion sustained the injury during a training accident.<\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nThe 2022\u00a0Northern Talent Cup<\/strong>\u00a0continued for the second weekend in succession and after Rossi Moor and Kevin Farkas shared checkered flags at Sachsenring. The first of two races at TT Circuit Assen was played out on Saturday afternoon and it was Moor again who triumphed from Farkas by a meagre half a second.<\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nResults Qualifying MotoGPMotul TT Assen<\/h2>\n\u00a0<\/div>\n1. Francesco Bagnaia (ITA) Ducati 1:31.504<\/div>\n2. Fabio Quartararo (FRA) Yamaha +0.116<\/div>\n3. Jorge Martin (ESP) Ducati +0.204<\/div>\n4. Marco Bezzecchi (ITA) Ducati +0.292<\/div>\n5. Aleix Espargaro (ESP) Aprilia +0.364<\/div>\n8. Miguel Oliveira (POR) Red Bull KTM Factory Racing +0.768<\/strong><\/div>\n10. Brad Binder (RSA) Red Bull KTM Factory Racing +0.863<\/strong><\/div>\n19. Remy Gardner (AUS) Tech3 KTM Factory Racing (Q1) 1:33.093<\/strong><\/div>\n23. Raul Fernandez (ESP)<\/strong>\u00a0Tech3 KTM Factory Racing (Q1) 1:33.652<\/strong><\/div>\n\u00a0<\/strong><\/div>\nQualifying Moto2 Motul TT Assen<\/strong><\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\n1. Jake Dixon (GBR) 1:36.736<\/div>\n2. Albert Arenas (ESP) +0.011<\/div>\n3. Sam Lowes (GBR) +0.031<\/div>\n9. Augusto Fernandez (ESP) Red Bull KTM Ajo +0.231<\/strong><\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nResults Qualifying Moto3 Motul TT Assen<\/h2>\n\u00a0<\/div>\n1. Ayumu Sasaki (JPN) Husqvarna 1:41.296<\/div>\n2. Tatsuki Suzuki (JPN) Honda +0.066<\/div>\n3. Izan Guevara (ESP) GASGAS +0.206<\/div>\n4. David Mu\u00f1oz (ESP) KTM +0.368<\/div>\n5. Dennis Foggia (ITA) Honda +0.469<\/div>\n6. Jaume Masia (ESP) Red Bull KTM Ajo +0.515<\/strong><\/div>\n7. Adrian Fernandez (ESP) Red Bull KTM Tech3 +0.699<\/strong><\/div>\n
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4.5km long with 18 corners or \u2018kinks\u2019; the TT Circuit Assen is a quick but technical blend and is favoured by riders for the challenge. The Dutch climate proved to be unstable for the first day of Free Practice on Friday with rain creating treacherous conditions but the facility dried enough for Binder to emerge as the fastest RC16 rider with 7th on combined times.
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On Saturday the clouds drifted over but Assen stayed dry. During Q1 Binder, Oliveira and Gardner all entered the first two qualification slots but it was the Red Bull KTM Factory Racing duo that made the breakthrough.<\/div>\n
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During Q2 the Portuguese secured the fastest Chrono in a 12 -minute session that was marked by several \u2018yellow flag\u2019 interruptions.<\/div>\n
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Oliveira\u2019s time is just seven-tenths of a second away from Pole Position and leaves him in the middle of the third row of the grid \u2013 his second-highest qualifying of the season. Binder was only one-tenth slower and his 10th place means he heads the fourth row.<\/div>\n
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Tech3 KTM Factory Racing duo Remy Gardner and Raul Fernandez \u2013 as they have done through 2022 so far \u2013 had to adjust their knowledge of Assen with the extra speed and physicality of the MotoGP machinery. After Q1 it was the Australian who was better placed in 19th as Fernandez takes 23rd for the 26 laps on Sunday.<\/div>\n
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Moto3<\/h2>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nMoto3 begins the Dutch race day at 11.00, followed by Moto2 at 12.20 and MotoGP at 14.00 CET.<\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nMiguel Oliveira<\/strong>:\u00a0\u201cA good session in FP4 and we modified the bike to help us change direction a bit more. It worked out pretty well. We have a good pace and speed with the hard rear tire. I felt we had a lot of potential in Q1 and we made it to Q2 which was super nice. I only had one tire left so I saved it to the last run but there were yellow flags and I was a victim of that, but we were good enough for P8. I think it can be a really interesting race tomorrow and I believe we can be in a good position to attack from start to finish.\u201d<\/em><\/div>\n\u00a0<\/strong><\/div>\nBrad Binder<\/strong>:\u00a0\u201cPretty good today. I\u2019m happy to have gone through to Q2 and I think that\u2019s the first time in five races that we\u2019ve managed it. It\u2019s important, and I also had a strong pace in FP4 and felt good. Everything\u2019s looking good for tomorrow and I want to put a decent race together. I need to put more effort into the first sector but overall the team worked really well and I\u2019m happy with our base setting here. Tomorrow will be a tough race here and it always is at Assen but I\u2019m excited to see how we will get on.\u201d
<\/em><\/div>\nQuote<\/h2>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nRemy Gardner:<\/strong>\u00a0\u201cMore fun today that\u2019s for sure. It was good. I’m kind of enjoying it in the dry here. Obviously, the position is not great but we were really, really close to having a really good position; I think it was like half a tenth or something like that to P15. I think we’re making progress. It just doesn’t show on paper at the moment, but I still think we can have a good race tomorrow.\u201d<\/em><\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nRaul Fernandez<\/strong>:\u00a0\u201cWas really difficult honestly. I think tomorrow the pace is not really that bad, especially with the hard rear tire, and I think we can get some positions and try to fight maybe for points.<\/em>I think the team did a good job on the last two races and the bike setting for the race is really interesting. And I think we can fight\u00a0for a good position.\u201d<\/em><\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nKTM GP Academy<\/h2>\n\u00a0<\/strong><\/div>\nPole Position in\u00a0Moto3<\/strong>\u00a0was earned by Ayumu Sasaki as just one second split the top 16 riders after a frantic Q2. The top KTM RC4 runner was BOE Motorsports\u2019 David Mu\u00f1oz as the Spaniard continues his eye-catching rookie campaign. All KTM GP Academy riders entered<\/strong><\/a> Q2 and Red Bull KTM Ajo\u2019s Jaume Masia was only half a second from Sasaki as he managed 6th.<\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nHe was chased by Red Bull KTM Tech3\u2019s Adrian Fernandez. The Spaniard has set a consistent top ten pace in the last three Grands Prix and will be hoping to continue his bright run in only his second Moto3 year by starting from a personal best 7th.<\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nRed Bull KTM Ajo\u2019s Daniel Holgado \u2013 who now has two front-row qualification distinctions on his CV during his Moto3 rookie season \u2013 was 12th (but faces a Long Lap penalty in the race tomorrow) while Deniz \u00d6nc\u00fc was 17th.<\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nNetherlands<\/h2>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nRed Bull KTM Ajo\u2019s Augusto Fernandez arrived in the Netherlands with buoyed confidence in the wake of his dominant\u00a0Moto2<\/strong>\u00a0success the previous weekend in Germany. The TT Circuit Assen was also the site of his first career win in 2019. The Spaniard rode<\/strong><\/a> to 9th position in Q2 for a prime slot on the third row of the grid. Fernandez was the sole Moto2 runner for the team. Pedro Acosta underwent successful surgery in Barcelona for a fractured left femur as the crew arrived in northern Europe. The reigning Moto3 world champion sustained the injury during a training accident.<\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nThe 2022\u00a0Northern Talent Cup<\/strong>\u00a0continued for the second weekend in succession and after Rossi Moor and Kevin Farkas shared checkered flags at Sachsenring. The first of two races at TT Circuit Assen was played out on Saturday afternoon and it was Moor again who triumphed from Farkas by a meagre half a second.<\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nResults Qualifying MotoGPMotul TT Assen<\/h2>\n\u00a0<\/div>\n1. Francesco Bagnaia (ITA) Ducati 1:31.504<\/div>\n2. Fabio Quartararo (FRA) Yamaha +0.116<\/div>\n3. Jorge Martin (ESP) Ducati +0.204<\/div>\n4. Marco Bezzecchi (ITA) Ducati +0.292<\/div>\n5. Aleix Espargaro (ESP) Aprilia +0.364<\/div>\n8. Miguel Oliveira (POR) Red Bull KTM Factory Racing +0.768<\/strong><\/div>\n10. Brad Binder (RSA) Red Bull KTM Factory Racing +0.863<\/strong><\/div>\n19. Remy Gardner (AUS) Tech3 KTM Factory Racing (Q1) 1:33.093<\/strong><\/div>\n23. Raul Fernandez (ESP)<\/strong>\u00a0Tech3 KTM Factory Racing (Q1) 1:33.652<\/strong><\/div>\n\u00a0<\/strong><\/div>\nQualifying Moto2 Motul TT Assen<\/strong><\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\n1. Jake Dixon (GBR) 1:36.736<\/div>\n2. Albert Arenas (ESP) +0.011<\/div>\n3. Sam Lowes (GBR) +0.031<\/div>\n9. Augusto Fernandez (ESP) Red Bull KTM Ajo +0.231<\/strong><\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nResults Qualifying Moto3 Motul TT Assen<\/h2>\n\u00a0<\/div>\n1. Ayumu Sasaki (JPN) Husqvarna 1:41.296<\/div>\n2. Tatsuki Suzuki (JPN) Honda +0.066<\/div>\n3. Izan Guevara (ESP) GASGAS +0.206<\/div>\n4. David Mu\u00f1oz (ESP) KTM +0.368<\/div>\n5. Dennis Foggia (ITA) Honda +0.469<\/div>\n6. Jaume Masia (ESP) Red Bull KTM Ajo +0.515<\/strong><\/div>\n7. Adrian Fernandez (ESP) Red Bull KTM Tech3 +0.699<\/strong><\/div>\n
Moto3 begins the Dutch race day at 11.00, followed by Moto2 at 12.20 and MotoGP at 14.00 CET.<\/div>\n
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Miguel Oliveira<\/strong>:\u00a0\u201cA good session in FP4 and we modified the bike to help us change direction a bit more. It worked out pretty well. We have a good pace and speed with the hard rear tire. I felt we had a lot of potential in Q1 and we made it to Q2 which was super nice. I only had one tire left so I saved it to the last run but there were yellow flags and I was a victim of that, but we were good enough for P8. I think it can be a really interesting race tomorrow and I believe we can be in a good position to attack from start to finish.\u201d<\/em><\/div>\n
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Brad Binder<\/strong>:\u00a0\u201cPretty good today. I\u2019m happy to have gone through to Q2 and I think that\u2019s the first time in five races that we\u2019ve managed it. It\u2019s important, and I also had a strong pace in FP4 and felt good. Everything\u2019s looking good for tomorrow and I want to put a decent race together. I need to put more effort into the first sector but overall the team worked really well and I\u2019m happy with our base setting here. Tomorrow will be a tough race here and it always is at Assen but I\u2019m excited to see how we will get on.\u201d
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Quote<\/h2>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nRemy Gardner:<\/strong>\u00a0\u201cMore fun today that\u2019s for sure. It was good. I’m kind of enjoying it in the dry here. Obviously, the position is not great but we were really, really close to having a really good position; I think it was like half a tenth or something like that to P15. I think we’re making progress. It just doesn’t show on paper at the moment, but I still think we can have a good race tomorrow.\u201d<\/em><\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nRaul Fernandez<\/strong>:\u00a0\u201cWas really difficult honestly. I think tomorrow the pace is not really that bad, especially with the hard rear tire, and I think we can get some positions and try to fight maybe for points.<\/em>I think the team did a good job on the last two races and the bike setting for the race is really interesting. And I think we can fight\u00a0for a good position.\u201d<\/em><\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nKTM GP Academy<\/h2>\n\u00a0<\/strong><\/div>\nPole Position in\u00a0Moto3<\/strong>\u00a0was earned by Ayumu Sasaki as just one second split the top 16 riders after a frantic Q2. The top KTM RC4 runner was BOE Motorsports\u2019 David Mu\u00f1oz as the Spaniard continues his eye-catching rookie campaign. All KTM GP Academy riders entered<\/strong><\/a> Q2 and Red Bull KTM Ajo\u2019s Jaume Masia was only half a second from Sasaki as he managed 6th.<\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nHe was chased by Red Bull KTM Tech3\u2019s Adrian Fernandez. The Spaniard has set a consistent top ten pace in the last three Grands Prix and will be hoping to continue his bright run in only his second Moto3 year by starting from a personal best 7th.<\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nRed Bull KTM Ajo\u2019s Daniel Holgado \u2013 who now has two front-row qualification distinctions on his CV during his Moto3 rookie season \u2013 was 12th (but faces a Long Lap penalty in the race tomorrow) while Deniz \u00d6nc\u00fc was 17th.<\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nNetherlands<\/h2>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nRed Bull KTM Ajo\u2019s Augusto Fernandez arrived in the Netherlands with buoyed confidence in the wake of his dominant\u00a0Moto2<\/strong>\u00a0success the previous weekend in Germany. The TT Circuit Assen was also the site of his first career win in 2019. The Spaniard rode<\/strong><\/a> to 9th position in Q2 for a prime slot on the third row of the grid. Fernandez was the sole Moto2 runner for the team. Pedro Acosta underwent successful surgery in Barcelona for a fractured left femur as the crew arrived in northern Europe. The reigning Moto3 world champion sustained the injury during a training accident.<\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nThe 2022\u00a0Northern Talent Cup<\/strong>\u00a0continued for the second weekend in succession and after Rossi Moor and Kevin Farkas shared checkered flags at Sachsenring. The first of two races at TT Circuit Assen was played out on Saturday afternoon and it was Moor again who triumphed from Farkas by a meagre half a second.<\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nResults Qualifying MotoGPMotul TT Assen<\/h2>\n\u00a0<\/div>\n1. Francesco Bagnaia (ITA) Ducati 1:31.504<\/div>\n2. Fabio Quartararo (FRA) Yamaha +0.116<\/div>\n3. Jorge Martin (ESP) Ducati +0.204<\/div>\n4. Marco Bezzecchi (ITA) Ducati +0.292<\/div>\n5. Aleix Espargaro (ESP) Aprilia +0.364<\/div>\n8. Miguel Oliveira (POR) Red Bull KTM Factory Racing +0.768<\/strong><\/div>\n10. Brad Binder (RSA) Red Bull KTM Factory Racing +0.863<\/strong><\/div>\n19. Remy Gardner (AUS) Tech3 KTM Factory Racing (Q1) 1:33.093<\/strong><\/div>\n23. Raul Fernandez (ESP)<\/strong>\u00a0Tech3 KTM Factory Racing (Q1) 1:33.652<\/strong><\/div>\n\u00a0<\/strong><\/div>\nQualifying Moto2 Motul TT Assen<\/strong><\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\n1. Jake Dixon (GBR) 1:36.736<\/div>\n2. Albert Arenas (ESP) +0.011<\/div>\n3. Sam Lowes (GBR) +0.031<\/div>\n9. Augusto Fernandez (ESP) Red Bull KTM Ajo +0.231<\/strong><\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nResults Qualifying Moto3 Motul TT Assen<\/h2>\n\u00a0<\/div>\n1. Ayumu Sasaki (JPN) Husqvarna 1:41.296<\/div>\n2. Tatsuki Suzuki (JPN) Honda +0.066<\/div>\n3. Izan Guevara (ESP) GASGAS +0.206<\/div>\n4. David Mu\u00f1oz (ESP) KTM +0.368<\/div>\n5. Dennis Foggia (ITA) Honda +0.469<\/div>\n6. Jaume Masia (ESP) Red Bull KTM Ajo +0.515<\/strong><\/div>\n7. Adrian Fernandez (ESP) Red Bull KTM Tech3 +0.699<\/strong><\/div>\n
Remy Gardner:<\/strong>\u00a0\u201cMore fun today that\u2019s for sure. It was good. I’m kind of enjoying it in the dry here. Obviously, the position is not great but we were really, really close to having a really good position; I think it was like half a tenth or something like that to P15. I think we’re making progress. It just doesn’t show on paper at the moment, but I still think we can have a good race tomorrow.\u201d<\/em><\/div>\n
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Raul Fernandez<\/strong>:\u00a0\u201cWas really difficult honestly. I think tomorrow the pace is not really that bad, especially with the hard rear tire, and I think we can get some positions and try to fight maybe for points.<\/em>I think the team did a good job on the last two races and the bike setting for the race is really interesting. And I think we can fight\u00a0for a good position.\u201d<\/em><\/div>\n
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KTM GP Academy<\/h2>\n\u00a0<\/strong><\/div>\nPole Position in\u00a0Moto3<\/strong>\u00a0was earned by Ayumu Sasaki as just one second split the top 16 riders after a frantic Q2. The top KTM RC4 runner was BOE Motorsports\u2019 David Mu\u00f1oz as the Spaniard continues his eye-catching rookie campaign. All KTM GP Academy riders entered<\/strong><\/a> Q2 and Red Bull KTM Ajo\u2019s Jaume Masia was only half a second from Sasaki as he managed 6th.<\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nHe was chased by Red Bull KTM Tech3\u2019s Adrian Fernandez. The Spaniard has set a consistent top ten pace in the last three Grands Prix and will be hoping to continue his bright run in only his second Moto3 year by starting from a personal best 7th.<\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nRed Bull KTM Ajo\u2019s Daniel Holgado \u2013 who now has two front-row qualification distinctions on his CV during his Moto3 rookie season \u2013 was 12th (but faces a Long Lap penalty in the race tomorrow) while Deniz \u00d6nc\u00fc was 17th.<\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nNetherlands<\/h2>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nRed Bull KTM Ajo\u2019s Augusto Fernandez arrived in the Netherlands with buoyed confidence in the wake of his dominant\u00a0Moto2<\/strong>\u00a0success the previous weekend in Germany. The TT Circuit Assen was also the site of his first career win in 2019. The Spaniard rode<\/strong><\/a> to 9th position in Q2 for a prime slot on the third row of the grid. Fernandez was the sole Moto2 runner for the team. Pedro Acosta underwent successful surgery in Barcelona for a fractured left femur as the crew arrived in northern Europe. The reigning Moto3 world champion sustained the injury during a training accident.<\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nThe 2022\u00a0Northern Talent Cup<\/strong>\u00a0continued for the second weekend in succession and after Rossi Moor and Kevin Farkas shared checkered flags at Sachsenring. The first of two races at TT Circuit Assen was played out on Saturday afternoon and it was Moor again who triumphed from Farkas by a meagre half a second.<\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nResults Qualifying MotoGPMotul TT Assen<\/h2>\n\u00a0<\/div>\n1. Francesco Bagnaia (ITA) Ducati 1:31.504<\/div>\n2. Fabio Quartararo (FRA) Yamaha +0.116<\/div>\n3. Jorge Martin (ESP) Ducati +0.204<\/div>\n4. Marco Bezzecchi (ITA) Ducati +0.292<\/div>\n5. Aleix Espargaro (ESP) Aprilia +0.364<\/div>\n8. Miguel Oliveira (POR) Red Bull KTM Factory Racing +0.768<\/strong><\/div>\n10. Brad Binder (RSA) Red Bull KTM Factory Racing +0.863<\/strong><\/div>\n19. Remy Gardner (AUS) Tech3 KTM Factory Racing (Q1) 1:33.093<\/strong><\/div>\n23. Raul Fernandez (ESP)<\/strong>\u00a0Tech3 KTM Factory Racing (Q1) 1:33.652<\/strong><\/div>\n\u00a0<\/strong><\/div>\nQualifying Moto2 Motul TT Assen<\/strong><\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\n1. Jake Dixon (GBR) 1:36.736<\/div>\n2. Albert Arenas (ESP) +0.011<\/div>\n3. Sam Lowes (GBR) +0.031<\/div>\n9. Augusto Fernandez (ESP) Red Bull KTM Ajo +0.231<\/strong><\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nResults Qualifying Moto3 Motul TT Assen<\/h2>\n\u00a0<\/div>\n1. Ayumu Sasaki (JPN) Husqvarna 1:41.296<\/div>\n2. Tatsuki Suzuki (JPN) Honda +0.066<\/div>\n3. Izan Guevara (ESP) GASGAS +0.206<\/div>\n4. David Mu\u00f1oz (ESP) KTM +0.368<\/div>\n5. Dennis Foggia (ITA) Honda +0.469<\/div>\n6. Jaume Masia (ESP) Red Bull KTM Ajo +0.515<\/strong><\/div>\n7. Adrian Fernandez (ESP) Red Bull KTM Tech3 +0.699<\/strong><\/div>\n
Pole Position in\u00a0Moto3<\/strong>\u00a0was earned by Ayumu Sasaki as just one second split the top 16 riders after a frantic Q2. The top KTM RC4 runner was BOE Motorsports\u2019 David Mu\u00f1oz as the Spaniard continues his eye-catching rookie campaign. All KTM GP Academy riders entered<\/strong><\/a> Q2 and Red Bull KTM Ajo\u2019s Jaume Masia was only half a second from Sasaki as he managed 6th.<\/div>\n
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He was chased by Red Bull KTM Tech3\u2019s Adrian Fernandez. The Spaniard has set a consistent top ten pace in the last three Grands Prix and will be hoping to continue his bright run in only his second Moto3 year by starting from a personal best 7th.<\/div>\n
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Red Bull KTM Ajo\u2019s Daniel Holgado \u2013 who now has two front-row qualification distinctions on his CV during his Moto3 rookie season \u2013 was 12th (but faces a Long Lap penalty in the race tomorrow) while Deniz \u00d6nc\u00fc was 17th.<\/div>\n
\u00a0<\/div>\nNetherlands<\/h2>\n
Netherlands<\/h2>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nRed Bull KTM Ajo\u2019s Augusto Fernandez arrived in the Netherlands with buoyed confidence in the wake of his dominant\u00a0Moto2<\/strong>\u00a0success the previous weekend in Germany. The TT Circuit Assen was also the site of his first career win in 2019. The Spaniard rode<\/strong><\/a> to 9th position in Q2 for a prime slot on the third row of the grid. Fernandez was the sole Moto2 runner for the team. Pedro Acosta underwent successful surgery in Barcelona for a fractured left femur as the crew arrived in northern Europe. The reigning Moto3 world champion sustained the injury during a training accident.<\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nThe 2022\u00a0Northern Talent Cup<\/strong>\u00a0continued for the second weekend in succession and after Rossi Moor and Kevin Farkas shared checkered flags at Sachsenring. The first of two races at TT Circuit Assen was played out on Saturday afternoon and it was Moor again who triumphed from Farkas by a meagre half a second.<\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nResults Qualifying MotoGPMotul TT Assen<\/h2>\n\u00a0<\/div>\n1. Francesco Bagnaia (ITA) Ducati 1:31.504<\/div>\n2. Fabio Quartararo (FRA) Yamaha +0.116<\/div>\n3. Jorge Martin (ESP) Ducati +0.204<\/div>\n4. Marco Bezzecchi (ITA) Ducati +0.292<\/div>\n5. Aleix Espargaro (ESP) Aprilia +0.364<\/div>\n8. Miguel Oliveira (POR) Red Bull KTM Factory Racing +0.768<\/strong><\/div>\n10. Brad Binder (RSA) Red Bull KTM Factory Racing +0.863<\/strong><\/div>\n19. Remy Gardner (AUS) Tech3 KTM Factory Racing (Q1) 1:33.093<\/strong><\/div>\n23. Raul Fernandez (ESP)<\/strong>\u00a0Tech3 KTM Factory Racing (Q1) 1:33.652<\/strong><\/div>\n\u00a0<\/strong><\/div>\nQualifying Moto2 Motul TT Assen<\/strong><\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\n1. Jake Dixon (GBR) 1:36.736<\/div>\n2. Albert Arenas (ESP) +0.011<\/div>\n3. Sam Lowes (GBR) +0.031<\/div>\n9. Augusto Fernandez (ESP) Red Bull KTM Ajo +0.231<\/strong><\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nResults Qualifying Moto3 Motul TT Assen<\/h2>\n\u00a0<\/div>\n1. Ayumu Sasaki (JPN) Husqvarna 1:41.296<\/div>\n2. Tatsuki Suzuki (JPN) Honda +0.066<\/div>\n3. Izan Guevara (ESP) GASGAS +0.206<\/div>\n4. David Mu\u00f1oz (ESP) KTM +0.368<\/div>\n5. Dennis Foggia (ITA) Honda +0.469<\/div>\n6. Jaume Masia (ESP) Red Bull KTM Ajo +0.515<\/strong><\/div>\n7. Adrian Fernandez (ESP) Red Bull KTM Tech3 +0.699<\/strong><\/div>\n
Red Bull KTM Ajo\u2019s Augusto Fernandez arrived in the Netherlands with buoyed confidence in the wake of his dominant\u00a0Moto2<\/strong>\u00a0success the previous weekend in Germany. The TT Circuit Assen was also the site of his first career win in 2019. The Spaniard rode<\/strong><\/a> to 9th position in Q2 for a prime slot on the third row of the grid. Fernandez was the sole Moto2 runner for the team. Pedro Acosta underwent successful surgery in Barcelona for a fractured left femur as the crew arrived in northern Europe. The reigning Moto3 world champion sustained the injury during a training accident.<\/div>\n
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The 2022\u00a0Northern Talent Cup<\/strong>\u00a0continued for the second weekend in succession and after Rossi Moor and Kevin Farkas shared checkered flags at Sachsenring. The first of two races at TT Circuit Assen was played out on Saturday afternoon and it was Moor again who triumphed from Farkas by a meagre half a second.<\/div>\n
\u00a0<\/div>\nResults Qualifying MotoGPMotul TT Assen<\/h2>\n
Results Qualifying MotoGPMotul TT Assen<\/h2>\n\u00a0<\/div>\n1. Francesco Bagnaia (ITA) Ducati 1:31.504<\/div>\n2. Fabio Quartararo (FRA) Yamaha +0.116<\/div>\n3. Jorge Martin (ESP) Ducati +0.204<\/div>\n4. Marco Bezzecchi (ITA) Ducati +0.292<\/div>\n5. Aleix Espargaro (ESP) Aprilia +0.364<\/div>\n8. Miguel Oliveira (POR) Red Bull KTM Factory Racing +0.768<\/strong><\/div>\n10. Brad Binder (RSA) Red Bull KTM Factory Racing +0.863<\/strong><\/div>\n19. Remy Gardner (AUS) Tech3 KTM Factory Racing (Q1) 1:33.093<\/strong><\/div>\n23. Raul Fernandez (ESP)<\/strong>\u00a0Tech3 KTM Factory Racing (Q1) 1:33.652<\/strong><\/div>\n\u00a0<\/strong><\/div>\nQualifying Moto2 Motul TT Assen<\/strong><\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\n1. Jake Dixon (GBR) 1:36.736<\/div>\n2. Albert Arenas (ESP) +0.011<\/div>\n3. Sam Lowes (GBR) +0.031<\/div>\n9. Augusto Fernandez (ESP) Red Bull KTM Ajo +0.231<\/strong><\/div>\n\u00a0<\/div>\nResults Qualifying Moto3 Motul TT Assen<\/h2>\n\u00a0<\/div>\n1. Ayumu Sasaki (JPN) Husqvarna 1:41.296<\/div>\n2. Tatsuki Suzuki (JPN) Honda +0.066<\/div>\n3. Izan Guevara (ESP) GASGAS +0.206<\/div>\n4. David Mu\u00f1oz (ESP) KTM +0.368<\/div>\n5. Dennis Foggia (ITA) Honda +0.469<\/div>\n6. Jaume Masia (ESP) Red Bull KTM Ajo +0.515<\/strong><\/div>\n7. Adrian Fernandez (ESP) Red Bull KTM Tech3 +0.699<\/strong><\/div>\n
1. Francesco Bagnaia (ITA) Ducati 1:31.504<\/div>\n
2. Fabio Quartararo (FRA) Yamaha +0.116<\/div>\n
3. Jorge Martin (ESP) Ducati +0.204<\/div>\n
4. Marco Bezzecchi (ITA) Ducati +0.292<\/div>\n
5. Aleix Espargaro (ESP) Aprilia +0.364<\/div>\n
8. Miguel Oliveira (POR) Red Bull KTM Factory Racing +0.768<\/strong><\/div>\n
10. Brad Binder (RSA) Red Bull KTM Factory Racing +0.863<\/strong><\/div>\n
19. Remy Gardner (AUS) Tech3 KTM Factory Racing (Q1) 1:33.093<\/strong><\/div>\n
23. Raul Fernandez (ESP)<\/strong>\u00a0Tech3 KTM Factory Racing (Q1) 1:33.652<\/strong><\/div>\n
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Qualifying Moto2 Motul TT Assen<\/strong><\/div>\n
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1. Jake Dixon (GBR) 1:36.736<\/div>\n
2. Albert Arenas (ESP) +0.011<\/div>\n
3. Sam Lowes (GBR) +0.031<\/div>\n
9. Augusto Fernandez (ESP) Red Bull KTM Ajo +0.231<\/strong><\/div>\n
\u00a0<\/div>\nResults Qualifying Moto3 Motul TT Assen<\/h2>\n
Results Qualifying Moto3 Motul TT Assen<\/h2>\n\u00a0<\/div>\n1. Ayumu Sasaki (JPN) Husqvarna 1:41.296<\/div>\n2. Tatsuki Suzuki (JPN) Honda +0.066<\/div>\n3. Izan Guevara (ESP) GASGAS +0.206<\/div>\n4. David Mu\u00f1oz (ESP) KTM +0.368<\/div>\n5. Dennis Foggia (ITA) Honda +0.469<\/div>\n6. Jaume Masia (ESP) Red Bull KTM Ajo +0.515<\/strong><\/div>\n7. Adrian Fernandez (ESP) Red Bull KTM Tech3 +0.699<\/strong><\/div>\n
1. Ayumu Sasaki (JPN) Husqvarna 1:41.296<\/div>\n
2. Tatsuki Suzuki (JPN) Honda +0.066<\/div>\n
3. Izan Guevara (ESP) GASGAS +0.206<\/div>\n
4. David Mu\u00f1oz (ESP) KTM +0.368<\/div>\n
5. Dennis Foggia (ITA) Honda +0.469<\/div>\n
6. Jaume Masia (ESP) Red Bull KTM Ajo +0.515<\/strong><\/div>\n
7. Adrian Fernandez (ESP) Red Bull KTM Tech3 +0.699<\/strong><\/div>\n