Dennis Foggia, winner of Moto3 2022 at the Chang International circuit

Guevara 49 points ahead of Italy’s FoggiaWith Sergio García Dols failing to score, he is 56.71 points behind Japan’s Ayumu Sasaki, who is in second place.

The Spaniard only needs to win in Australia or give Foggia a maximum of two points, losing more than five points to teammate Sergio García Dols and twenty points to Japanese Ayumu Sasaki.

Italian Dennis Foggia (Honda) did not fail during and after the start. dominate almost any training session From the moment the red light went out, he did not hesitate to take control of the race and kept a strong pace to break the main group as soon as possible.

Soon The race lost one of its main protagonists, the Spaniard Sergio García Dols. (GasGas) also failed to avoid Spaniard Adrian Fernández (KTM) at the corner from the entrance to the finish line and both fell to the ground, a setback where García Dols practically bid farewell to their world championship options. By staying in Thailand without conceding a goal.

Sergio García Dols continued the race with a lost lap to stay on track in case the red flag forced the race to start a second time, but with some technical problems he entered his workshop first and a subsequent long lap penalty for exceeding the circuit limits too much He decisively broke the Spaniard’s wishes to add a point in Thailand and eventually retired.

World leader Izan GuevaraHe managed to reclaim two positions from the eleventh position he had occupied in the starting line-up.at the front, Dennis Foggia was gradually opening a gap over all his competitors at the start of the race, and Japan’s Ayumu Sasaki (Husqvarna) was responsible for eight riders and a little further behind Izan Guevara. a second group that wants to connect with the front ones.

In the fourth lap, Izan Guevara managed to engage the leading group – retaining ninth place – which managed to curb the momentum of Dennis Foggia, who was unable to make a clear lead.

With Foggia at the start of the race, behind him was placed Ayumu Sasaki, David Munoz (KTM), Diogo Moreira (KTM), Riccardo Rossi (Honda) and J.increase masia (KTM) and Guevara Sergio García Dols, who lost his other hero, the Japanese Tatsuki Suzuki (Honda), who was in the chase group followed by the Turkish Deniz Öncü (KTM) and had to pull back on his motorcycle due to technical problems, could do without disturbing any of his opponents. He was “comfortably” behind it all, knowing it could mean removing him from Moto3 racing.

Foggia didn’t break the race and after her awakening a series dangerous pilots for their intent to win the race, especially regarding the Japanese Ayumu Sasaki, who never lost his current but allowed Jaume Masiá to stay off the hook with Guevara’s group as a beachhead.

In this group, Öncü had to comply with a long lap penalty, which demoted him to twelfth place and had to return again, but the Turkish driver was no longer as concentrated as before and was again penalized with a long lap for crossing the track limits. it definitely pushed him away from top positions.

Nine laps from the end, on the thirteenth lap Sergio García Dols had to take the road to the workshops and Ayumu Sasaki took the lead of the race for the first timebut it didn’t take long for the Italians to save him, just one lap later.

Guevara’s group reached Masiá and they both came to touch five in turnA moment Daniel Holgado takes advantage of to lead the chasing group is already a long way from the lead of the race, almost six seconds away, but with the possibility of hooking the losing Brazilian Diogo Moreira and Spaniard David Muñoz “bellows” according to the race head.

World leader, never nervous and with very clear ideas, He was slowly recovering on a track that was never conducive to him and managed to catch Diogo Moreira three laps after the last for fifth place. And you already have David Muñoz in front of you.

A driving error caused him to enter the corner too far and was already overtaken by Italian Andrea Migno and David Muñoz while he was catching up. Two laps ahead against Dennis Foggia to try to get the fourth place that will minimize the points loss.

It didn’t happen in the end and it was another Italian Stefano Nepa (KTM) who took fourth place from Izan Guevara who finished fifth in the final lap ahead of Andrea Migno, Diogo Moreira, Jaume Masiá, David Muñoz, Ryusei Yamanaka. (KTM) and Daniel Holgado.

Foggia, Sasaki and Rossi on the podium with him.

And in the back, Carlos Tatay (CFMoto) finished thirteenth ahead of teammate Xavier Artigas and Briton Scott Ogden (Honda).

finished scores Vincent Perez (Honda), nineteenth, Ivan Ortola (KTM), 20th and Anna Carrasco (KTM), twenty seconds.