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David Almansa Secures Crucial Points and Targets Moto3 Runner-up Title

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David Almansa nach seinem Moto3-Sieg in Doha© Gold and Goose Photography

The battle in the lightweight class intensified once again after David Almansa delivered a dominant performance on the track. Starting from second position behind the newly crowned world champion, the Spanish rider executed an aggressive move right when the lights went out to seize the lead before entering the first corner. This early advantage was fully utilized to maintain a safe gap from the chasing pack behind him.

Throughout the intense race, David Almansa rode uncontested at the front, building a lead of up to three seconds over his rivals at one point. Meanwhile, fierce battles unfolded further back as Maximo Quiles had to work hard to fight his way through the field after losing several important positions early on. At the checkered flag, David Almansa successfully claimed the top step of the podium with a 2.516-second margin ahead of Adrian Fernandez, while Maximo Quiles had to settle for third place.

This victory had a significant impact on the championship standings. With the full 25 points secured, David Almansa successfully extended his cushion to a 23-point advantage over his closest rivals in the battle for second place in the standings. Consistent performances alongside the Liqui Moly Dynavolt Intact GP team have proven to be vital in maintaining positive momentum ahead of the final rounds of the season.

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Reflecting on his impressive result, David Almansa expressed his delight regarding the machine setup and tire choices that proved effective since the practice sessions. "I am extremely happy with this victory because this circuit always holds a very special meaning for me. During the second free practice, we tried the soft tires on both front and rear, and I learned how to use the compound properly," David Almansa stated after the race.

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Looking ahead to the final two rounds scheduled in Portimao and Valencia, the 20-year-old rider emphasized his determination to secure second place in the standings before stepping up to the Moto2 class next season. "This year I have learned a lot about our sport which will help me when I move up to Moto2 next season. Of course, it was a bit of a shame that we couldn't seriously fight for the championship, but we will fight for the runner-up spot as if it were the championship itself," he concluded.

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