GP OF SPAIN RACE
Baldassarri gains other points at the Jerez de la Frontera track The morning Warm Up session was difficult due to the low tarmac temperature and saw Baldassarri victim of a crash. Thanks to the commendable work of the mechanics, the Italian rider was able to take part in the race regularly. Starting
GP OF SPAIN Q1
Baldassarri qualifies 21st and will start from the seventh row at the GP of Spain The second day at the Angel Nieto Circuit saw the rider of the Italian-Swiss team concentrate on the set up of the bike ahead of the race. The team focused on turning and working on the front
GP OF SPAIN FP1-2
Baldassarri improves without the help of the soft tyre in the first day at Jerez Lorenzo Baldassarri used FP1 to fine the setting of his MV Agusta F2, while in the afternoon session the focus was more on race pace. The Italian rider ended the day with a best time of 1:42'533
PORTUGUESE GP RACE
Baldassarri 14th at the international circuit do Algarve. Lorenzo Baldassarri, who had already found a better feeling with the bike in yesterday's qualifying session compared to the previous days, immediately led a comeback race, recovering 11 positions. The rider from Marche closed the challenge in 14th position, gaining the first two points
PORTUGUESE GP Q1
Baldassarri finds the feeling but falls in Q1 at the Portimao circuit The second day also saw a warm sun shining on the Portuguese rollercoaster, with an air temperature of 23°C and tarmac of 39°C. Lorenzo Baldassarri, who in FP3 worked to improve his cornering performance, faced Q1 in the afternoon with determination,