Moto2: Canet Quickest As Private Testing Concludes At Jerez

Moto2: Canet Quickest As Private Testing Concludes At Jerez

© 2021, Roadracing World Publishing, Inc. By David Swarts.

Aspar Team’s Aron Canet was the quickest rider Wednesday, Day Two of a private, two-day Moto2 and Moto3 test, at Circuito de Jerez, in Spain.

Canet’s best lap time was 1:41.130.

The Moto2 Circuit Best Lap Record at Jerez is 1:41.109, which was set by Marcel Schrotter in 2020.

American Racing Team rider Marcos Ramirez was third-best on Wednesday with a time of 1:41.550.

Ramirez’s teammate, American Cameron Beaubier, did not ride on Day One, opting to save that test day (one of only seven private test days allowed) to learn Circuit de Catalunya – Barcelona ahead of the race there later in the season. Beaubier did, however, ride on Wednesday, recording a 14th-fastest 1:42.697 on his Kalex.

 

FIM Moto2 World Championship Private Test

Circuito de Jerez – Angel Nieto, Spain

March 10, 2021

Unofficial Best Test Lap Times (all using Triumph engines and Dunlop tires):

  1. Aron Canet, Spain (Speed Up), 1:41.130

2. Sam Lowes, UK (Kalex), 1:41.429

3. Marcos Ramirez, Spain (Kalex), 1:41.550

4. Bo Bendsneyder, Netherlands (Kalex), 1:41.784

5. Augusto Fernandez, Spain (Kalex), 1:41.893

6. Lorenzo Baldassarri, Italy (MV Agusta), 1:41.971

7. Thomas Luthi, Switzerland (Kalex), 1:41.992

8. Simone Corsi, Italy (MV Agusta), 1:42.008

9. Somkiat Chantra, Thailand (Kalex), 1:42.141

10. Marcel Schrotter, Germany (Kalex), 1:42.243

11. Tony Arbolino, Italy (Kalex), 1:42.483

12. Ai Ogura, Japan (Kalex), 1:42.538

13. Albert Arenas, Spain (Speed Up), 1:42.568

14. Cameron Beaubier, USA (Kalex), 1:42.697

15. Piotr Biesiekirski, Poland (Kalex), 1:44.056

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