Tony Arbolino, winner of Moto2 2023 at Le Mans circuit

It only took one turn for the chaos to break out. With 28 riders on the track, Borja Gómez (Kalex) was unable to place on the grid due to a mechanical problem with his bike. The action kicked off at Le Mans when Alonso López (Boscoscuro) passed over pole sitter Sam Lowes (Kalex), who crashed on the next lap at Turn 1.

Just seconds later, after Albert Arenas (Kalex) crashed and started flying while Arón Canet (Kalex) and Manu González (Kalex) met their motorcycles, a red flag was waved on the French circuit.anyone. The race was stopped and continued, reduced from 22 laps to 14 laps.

When Lowes arrived at the already closed ‘pit lane’, he was on the verge of repeating the pole start and had to restart the last rendezvous.. Italian Tony Arbolino (Kalex) took advantage of this and as soon as the traffic lights went out, he passed Alonso López and took the lead.

Pedro Acosta (Kalex) also managed to overtake his compatriot to get behind the wheel of the transalpine with which he came to Le Mans, where he drew (74) points at the top of the overall classification. Running at record pace, Murcian went to the gravel at Turn 7 after ten laps and single-handedly gave the man from Garbagnate Milanese on a tray.

But, Arbolino still had to work hard to keep Czech Filip Salac (Kalex) away, but he was finally able to celebrate the victory, making him the sole leader of the championship’s middle category.

to enterIn the rest of the Spaniards, Fermín Aldeguer (Boscoscuro) finished eighth, Sergio García Dols (Kalex) tenth, Jeremy Alcoba (Kalex) thirteenth, Marcos Ramírez (Striker) seventeenth, Izan Guevara (Kalex) twenty-second and Borja Gómez (Kalex) second. twenty-third managed to start.