P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Early laps were crucial to make the most of the Sepang track, with Fermin Aldeguer timing it right for his third pole in a row ahead of the Malaysian Moto2 Grand Prix.
The temperature in Malaysia rose, creating difficult and sticky conditions for the Moto2 Malaysian Grand Prix. Pedro Acosta secured his third consecutive pole position with a gap of over half a second from the rest of the field. Celestino Vietti finished in second place, while Manuel Gonzalez earned his first front row slot since the Indonesian round. Aron Canet’s fourth-place finish was overshadowed by a crash that may result in a penalty. Marcos Ramirez recorded the fifth-best time, and Pedro Acosta’s title shot will begin from the sixth position. Tony Arbolino had to go through Q1 to secure a spot in the second session. In Q1, Albert Arenas, Taiga Hada, and Joe Roberts advanced to Q2, while Dennis Foggia missed out despite being in a position to qualify.
Forrás: Crash
