A weekend of relentless hard work and steady progress unfolded for the Momoven Idrofoglia RW Racing Team during the Moto2 World Championship round at the Lusail International Circuit. Overcoming a challenging start marked by handling hurdles, the squad successfully engineered a remarkable turnaround to place both riders into the Q2 qualifying session.
The journey began with uphill battles for Ayumu Sasaki during the opening practice sessions. The Japanese rider struggled initially with chatter issues that hindered machine feedback. However, meticulous garage adjustments allowed him to continuously improve lap times, successfully navigating through Q1 and securing a commendable spot on the grid.
On the other side of the garage, Zonta van den Goorbergh faced similar early setbacks before unlocking significant pace adjustments ahead of Saturday. The Dutch rider demonstrated strong competitive rhythm until an unfortunate, harmless crash during Sunday's main race cut his charge short before the checkered flag.

Sasaki ultimately carried the team's banner under the Lusail floodlights, delivering a mature performance in the feature race. Maintaining a steady race pace, he crossed the finish line in fourteenth place, securing crucial championship points to cap off a resilient weekend.
This performance highlights the technical adaptability and mental toughness within the squad as they gather valuable data for the remainder of the racing calendar.



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