Grand Prix of Great Britain: Sunday

Le0pard Racing completes the British Grand Prix with a tight fight for the podium from Adrián Fernández, who finished 4th, ahead of Guido Pini in 13th:

  • Adrián Fernández had a good start to today’s race, quickly moving up from 6th to 4th. Guido Pini, for his part, lost one position from 21st but recovered to 18th on Lap 2.
  • The fight for the podium started as Adrián Fernández moved up to 3rd. The Spaniard dropped to 5th but quickly recovered, making his way into the lead on Lap 4. After dropping to 2nd, Adrián Fernández retook the lead on Lap 5.
  • Guido Pini continued to climb up the field, moving into 16th on Lap 6, while Adrián Fernández was back in 3rd, involved in a continuous battle that lasted until the very end. The Italian continued his progress step by step, moving up to 15th with 3 laps to go, eventually finishing in 13th place today.
  • Adrián Fernández continued to push for the podium, holding onto 3rd before overtaking for 2nd. However, the Spaniard was overtaken back in the final sector on the last lap, crossing the finish line in 4th position today as the top Honda rider.
  • Let’s keep it up in Aragón in three weeks’ time!
“Today we were finally able to get back to the front. I want to thank the team for all the extra hours they’ve put in, knowing that we haven’t had the easiest time over the last few races. I think we’re still missing a little bit to be able to have the kind of races we want, but we can say that we’re starting to feel like ourselves again and that we’re heading in the right direction. A big thanks to the team and to everyone who supports me!”
Adrián Fernández
4th
“It was a better race than I expected after how the rest of the weekend went. It’s not easy to come back through the field when starting from so far back, but we gave it everything and took a step forward today. The feeling on the bike was much better, so hopefully, we can take this as a base in Aragón to keep improving”
Guido Pini
13th
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