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PREMIOS METROPOLITANOS DE TEATRO Alfombra Roja

La Academia Metropolitana de Teatro (AMdT) anuncia a los invitados de su alfombra roja con con motivo de la 4ta. edición de Los Premios Metropolitanos de Teatro - Los Metro, 

Ludwika Paleta, Margarita Gralia, Ariel Miramontes, Dalilah Polanco, Michelle Rodríguez, Regina Blandón, Karol Sevilla, Arcelia Ramírez, Alma Cero, Alejandro de la Madrid, Germán Ortega, Leticia Huijara, Mabel Cadena, Maya Zapata, Mónica Huarte, Chumel Torres, Faisy, Nailea Norvid, Natalia Tellez, Plutarco Haza, Rossana Najera, serán algunos de los invitados especiales que engalanarán el evento.

La ceremonia se llevará a cabo el próximo martes 18 de octubre en el Teatro del Bosque Julio Castillo del Centro Cultural del Bosque.

La antesala de la ceremonia de Los Premios Metropolitanos de Teatro se prepara con una deslumbrante alfombra roja en la que desfilarán relevantes personalidades del teatro en México bajo la premisa "Ser es ser vistx", la temática de este año. El próximo martes 18 de octubre se celebrará lo mejor del teatro nacional en Los Metro, festejo que se llevará a cabo en el Teatro del Bosque Julio Castillo en la Ciudad de México.    Está alfombra roja está diseñada como un “fashion show” que comenzará en punto de las 17:30 hrs, cabe mencionar que habrá ocho personalidades que portarán impresionantes vestuarios que se transformarán durante su paso por esta alfombra roja, además se trata de un espacio que el resto de los asistentes fueron invitados a participar, vestir y realizar el recorrido rumbo a la entrada del recinto bajo la consigna temática de "Ser es ser vistx” que se  basa en las reflexiones que el filósofo francés Jean Paul Sartre planteó en su primera obra filosófica publicada, llamada El ser y la nada de 1943.   En ese texto existencialista Sartre propone que el ser y la esencia no se encuentran en el objeto (en este caso, en el yo), sino en su sentido. Para él, el sentido del ser es ser conocido, “yo soy siempre para Otro”. El acto de la mirada no solo nos da sentido, sino que nos revela la existencia del Otro para el cual somos. Existimos porque el Otro nos mira. Si hay Otro que nos mira, yo soy aquel que no es el Otro: al negar ser el Otro, yo me hago ser y el Otro se establece como Otro. Así, existir no es simplemente estar, sino relacionarse con los demás. No basta con estar entre los objetos del mundo, hay que dirigirse a ellxs, atreverse a ser vistx.   Los Metro recuperan este razonamiento en el que los invitados a la alfombra deberán repensar cómo presentarse ante el ojo del Otro con plena libertad de ser ellos mismos y al mismo tiempo buscar la trascendencia de ser determinado como uno mismo, ser una otredad que captura las miradas de los Otros. Aquellos se atreverán a Ser y ser vistxs son:

INVITADOS Aarón Balderi Alejandra Bogue Alejandro Calva  Alejandro de la Madrid  Alfonso Borbolla  Alma Cero  Arcelia Ramírez  Ari Albarran  Ariel Miramontes  Carolina Reyes  Christian Ramos  Conchi León  Dalilah Polanco  Daniel Miranda  Eugenio Rubio  Francisco Rubio  Gaby Ruiz (Chef)  Garçonne  German Ortega  Karol Sevilla  Laura Tamayo  Leticia Huijara  Leticia Pedrajo  Lisardo  Ludwika Paleta  Luis Arrieta  Mabel Cadena  Manu Nna  Margarita Gralia  Maria Aura  María Elisa Gallegos  Marte Calderon  Maya Zapata  Mel Fuentes  Michelle Rodriguez  Mónica Dionne  Mónica Huarte  Regina Blandon  Regina Voce  Roger González  Sofia Espinosa  Verónica Langer  Verónica Toussaint  Vicky Araico  Ximena Gonzalez Rubio

Aída del Río  Alejandra Ley  Alex de Hoyos  Álvaro Cueva  Ana Sofía Gatica  Anabel Ferreira  Andrés Elvira  Armando Espitía  Armando Hernández  Begoña Narvaez  César Romero  Chumel Torres  Diana Bovio  Efraín González  Elizabeth Guindi  Elsie Flores  Estefania Hinojosa  Faisy  Fernando Memije  Germán Bracco  Gustavo Helguera  José Ramón Berganza  Luis Carlos Villareal  Luz Aldán  Manuel Balbi  Marcela Alvarez  Marcos Radosh  Nacho Riva Palacio Nailea Norvind  Natalia Téllez  Pablo Rodríguez  Plutarco Haza  Ricardo Fastlitch  Ricardo Peralta  Roberto Romano  Rossana Najera  Tiaré Scanda  Vanesa Restrepo  Yolanda Ventura  Yuriria Sierra  Zoraida Gómez

Todos y cada uno de los invitados dejarán todo prejuicio atrás para compartir con el mundo su Otredad, su manera de ser y trascender en un mundo cada vez más conservador y prototipado.  La alfombra roja de los Premios Metropolitanos de Teatro es el espacio para SER. Es un espacio para SER VISTX. Ser vistx en tu libertad, en tu identidad, en tu diversidad, en tu disidencia, en tu diferencia, en tu particularidad. Cada uno contará su historia a través de unos zapatos, un vestido, una corbata o simplemente con una sonrisa.   Vive de cerca la ceremonia de premiación de Los Metro en su cuarta edición, que se llevará a cabo el martes 18 de octubre del 2022 en compañía de Regina Blandón quien es la anfitriona de la gala de este año. Porque conmemorar el teatro es darle vida y hacer historia, sigue a la AMdT a través de la página losmetro.mx y las redes sociales de Los Premios Metropolitanos de Teatro: Youtube @LosMetroMX / IG @losmetromx / FB @losmetromx.

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ELIGEN A LO MEJOR DEL DEPORTE EN EL ESTADO DURANTE 2018

Chihuahua.-Quisia Güicho y Aarón Palomino elegidos como Premio Estatal del Deporte 2018*****En ceremonia de gala realizan la elección del Deportista y Entrenador del Año

 Chihuahua.-En la vigésima séptima edición del Premio Estatal del Deporte, fueron elegidos como ganadores como deportista Quisia Yaneli Güicho Recio de Halterofilia y como entrenador Ernesto Aarón Palomino González de Rácquetbol.

 El área de jardines del Hotel Sheraton, fue el recinto que reunió al Jurado Elector, integrado por ganadores de ediciones anteriores, medios de comunicación, asociaciones deportivas y autoridades de la misma área, quienes tuvieron que elegir a los cuatro ganadores por modalidad para recibir este reconocimiento, que registró la participación de 34 nominados en diferentes disciplinas deportivas.

 “Un homenaje a nuestros deportistas, quisimos con este evento estar a la altura del esfuerzo que desempeñan, agradezco a las autoridades, a los atletas y entrenadores, quienes, con su dedicación y tiempo, dirigen el talento de nuestros deportistas, también un reconocimiento los padres de familia, quienes son un pilar para cada uno de nuestros representantes”, comentó Juan Pedro Santa Rosa González, director del Instituto Chihuahuense del Deporte y Cultura Física.

Celebrando el 50 aniversario de los Juegos Olímpicos de México 1968, se realizó la ceremonia de elección del Premio Estatal del Deporte 2018, ante la presencia de la licenciada Elsa Ordoñez Ordoñez, titular de la Notaría Pública No. 25, adscrita al Distrito Judicial Morelos.

En la terna de Deportistas, se contó con 22 nominados, fueron elegidos 3 finalistas y posteriormente el Jurado Elector, votó por el tercer lugar, otorgándoselo a Byanca Melissa Rodríguez Villanueva de Natación, mientras que, el segundo lugar para Rodrigo Montoya Solís de Rácquetbol y como ganadora del Premio Estatal del Deporte, la halterista Quisia Yaneli Güicho Recio.

Asimismo, en la modalidad de Entrenador, el Premio Estatal del Deporte es para Ernesto Aarón Palomino González de Racquetbol, el segundo lugar para Nicolás Torres Pérez de Natación, tercer lugar para Erick Gerardo García Nevárez de Levantamiento de Pesas.

Este 2018, se incluyó la modalidad de Grupos Especiales, participando 4 candidatos en Deporte Adaptado, como entrenador ganador fue elegido Juan Antonio Vázquez y en la modalidad de deportista especial Manuel Jesús Moye Molina y Melissa Alvarado Nevárez fueron designados ganadores por el Director del ICHD, luego de un empate en la votación del Jurado Elector.

La ceremonia de Premiación será en el marco de los festejos de la Revolución Mexicana el 20 de noviembre próximo, donde se les entregará su estímulo económico a todos los ganadores y estatuilla, mientras que, los ganadores del primer lugar en ambas modalidades también recibirán una medalla conmemorativa al primer lugar de cada modalidad.

 Premio Estatal del Deporte 2018

Deportista

1 Quisia Yaneli Güicho Recio – Levantamiento de Pesas

2 Rodrigo Montoya Solís - Rácquetbol

3 Byanca Melissa Rodríguez Villanueva - Natación

 Entrenador

1 Ernesto Aarón Palomino González - Rácquetbol

2 Nicolás Torres Pérez - Natación

3 Erick Gerardo García Nevárez – Levantamiento de Pesas

 Grupos Especiales

Atletas - Deporte Adaptado

1 Melissa Alvarado Nevárez – Natación Deportistas Especiales

1 Manuel Jesús Moye Molina – Natación Deportista Especiales

 Entrenador – Deporte Adaptado

1 Juan Antonio Vázquez Polanco – Natación Deportistas Especiales

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FIM CEV Repsol curtain-raiser in Estoril

After a long winter, a new season of the FIM CEV Repsol commences this weekend at the Circuito do Estoril, Portugal with the first round of a full calendar of eight events looking for this season’s new champions.

With current Moto3™ Junior World Championship title holder Dennis Foggia and such riders as Jaume Masiá, Alonso López, Makar Yurchenko and Red Bull Rookies Cup champion Kazuki Masaki now competing in the Moto3™ World Championship, Raúl Fernández (Ángel Nieto Team), Vicente Pérez (Reale Avintia Academy), Jeremy Alcoba (Junior Team Estrella Galicia 0.0), Sergio García (Junior Team Estrella Galicia 0.0), Ai Ogura (Asia Talent Team), Aarón Polanco (Leopard Junior), Apiwath Wongthananon (VR46 Master Camp Team) and Aleix Viu (Marinelli Sniper Team) will be part of the new group of riders battling for the Moto3™ JWCcrown along with other riders such as Marc García (Max Racing Team), reigning WorldSSP300 champion.

After an ill-fated 2017 season, Raúl Fernández (Ángel Nieto Team) will be the man to beat after his team’s change of bike (from Mahindra to KTM) – though he won’t lack rivals in this first round with up to 46 riders registered.  Worth noting among the challengers are newcomers Deniz Öncü (Red Bull KTM Ajo), champion of the Asia Talent Cup, and his brother Can Öncü (Red Bull KTM Ajo), as well as riders like Alex Toledo (Cuna de Campeones) and Andreas Pérez (Reale Avintia Academy) coming from the European Talent Cup.

Moto2™ sees the return of the ex-champions Jesko Raffin (Swiss Innovative Investors Junior) and Edgar Pons (AGR Team) to a Moto2™ European Championship where Héctor Garzó (Team Wimu CNS) must be the man to watch, along with Lukas Tulovic (Team Wimu CNS) and Dimas Ekky (Astra Honda Racing Team), after the departure of champion Eric Granado, Steven Odendaal and Joe Roberts to the Moto2™ World Championship.

Once again the ETC will be the first step towards the World Championship after a brilliant inaugural 2017 season. 49 riders have signed up for the first round at the Estoril Circuit where representatives of more than 15 different nationalities will be taking part. The arrival of new teams, including several ‘junior teams’, means that this category will have the largest grid of the FIM CEV Repsol. With so many participating forecasting is no easy task, but riders such as Francisco Gómez (Larresport Bradol), Iker García (Reale Avintia Blumaq HMA) and Alejandro Díez (Honda Impala) will surely be among those looking to take over from Manuel González as champion of the category in 2018.

The first round in Estoril comprises a two-race program for the Moto2™ and ETC categories, with one race in Moto3™. The European Kawasaki Z Cup returns this year to the FIM CEV Repsol although the first race won’t be until the second round of the season in Valencia on April 29.

This year’s opening round in Estoril marks the beginning of a season that continues in the Ricardo Tormo circuit on April 29, with a Moto3™ JWC race in Le Mans on May 19. All categories will return for the round in Barcelona on June 10, followed by MotorLand Aragón on July 29. On the 30th September Jerez hosts the sixth event of the season before Albacete, on October 14. The season’s final round will be in Valencia on November 25.

Next Sunday’s race schedule is as follows:

ETC Race 1                       (16 laps): 11.00

Moto2™ Race 1              (18 laps): 12.00

Moto3™                           (17 laps): 13.00

ETC 2 Race 2                    (16 laps): 14.00

Moto2™ Race 2              (18 laps): 15.00

The entrance to grandstands A, B and E will be free over the weekend with a paddock pass which will also enable fans to take part in the Pit Lane Walk on Sunday. The meeting point will be at the control tower at 10:05.

The FIM CEV Repsol’s TV presence continues to grow both in Europe and in the rest of the world. In Spain, Movistar MotoGP broadcasts live all of the scheduled races of the Moto3™ Junior World Championship, Moto2™ European Championship and European Talent Cup, as does BT Sports in the United Kingdom and Ireland. In Italy, Sky will broadcast live the Moto3™ Junior World Championship and the Moto2™ European Championship races.

Eurosport, through Eurosportplayer (France, Germany, Holland, Belgium and Romania), will also offer live coverage of all of the Moto3™ Junior World Championship, Moto2™ European Championship and European Talent Cup races. In Portugal, Sport TV consolidates its commitment to motorcycling by broadcasting live or recorded versions of all the races scheduled throughout the season. For the first time Hungarian fans will be able to enjoy the European Talent Cup thanks to recorded broadcasts by the Spiler TV channel.

Fans in Latin America, the United States, Canada and France will be able to experience recorded versions of all the races through Motosport TV, while their OTT will broadcast the races live.  Band Sports television extends its coverage of the FIM CEV Repsol by showing recorded versions of the  Moto3™ Junior World Championship and Moto2 ™ European Championship. Also joining TV coverage of the championship, the Edgesport Channel will broadcast live all the Moto3™ Junior World Championship, Moto2™ European Championship and European Talent Cup races, as well as being available 24/7 on various platforms with coverage in Abu Dhabi, Belgium, Cambodia, China, Hong Kong, India, Mongolia, Myanmar, the Netherlands, Papua New Guinea, Pacific Islands, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Solomon Island, Thailand and Vietnam.

In addition, in those countries without television coverage, all races will be broadcast live through the championship’s Youtube channel.

All the results and information about the Championship are on the official website: www.fimcevrepsol.com

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Alonso López se estrena en el Mundial Júnior

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La primera victoria española del fin de semana en Le Mans ha llegado ya hoy, con el triunfo de Alonso López en la prueba del Mundial Júnior de Moto3. El madrileño del Estrella Galicia se ha impuesto en el FIM CEV Repsol, tras una apasionante carrera de grupo decidida al final en buena parte por la caída de Masía cuando iba primero.

El valenciano se ha ido al suelo en la última vuelta y parecía que la victoria iba a ser para Foggia, pero el italiano se ha abierto en la última curva y López lo ha aprovechado para pasarle con su Honda. Su compañero de equipo Alcoba, que ya había ganado en Albacete, no ha podido hacer lo mismo y él se ha tenido que conformar con una tercera plaza que le deja líder de la general, con ocho puntos de ventaja sobre Foggia.

Respecto al ganador, tiene buena memoria y a pesar de sus 15 años recuerda que aquí logró Maverick Viñales su primera victoria mundialista, de manera muy parecida a como la ha conseguido él: “Cuando he visto sentado a Maverick en la misma silla de la sala de prensa en la que luego me he sentado yo, he pensado que él adelantó aquí a Terol de la misma manera en la que lo he hecho yo”.

Sobre la carrera, dijo: “Esta victoria da mucha felicidad. Es la primera y me he quitado la espina de la caída de Albacete, donde no pude hacer nada con Raúl Fernández, del que me da pena que aquí se haya lesionado (se ha roto el radio del brazo izquierdo en el warm up). La carrera ha sido un caos al principio porque no teníamos referencia ya que casi no hemos entrenado. Íbamos un poco en calzoncillos. Quería adelantar a Foggia en la última curva, pero sabía que se iba a ir largo porque ha frenado en un punto en el que no se podía frenar, así que le he adelantado por dentro. Estoy súper feliz”.

Respecto a la experiencia de compartir escenario por vez primera con la estrellas mundialistas, el madrileño asegura que “hay que tener cuidado porque es fácil despistarse con cualquier cosa y vienes aquí a hacer tu campeonato y hay que estar a por faena. He estado con Canet y Bastianini, los de mi equipo”. El ídolo de López es Stoner, que precisamente está de visita en este GP de Francia. “He podido verle, pero no le he dicho nada porque le estaban entrevistando”, dice con una sonrisa, antes de asegurar que él se parece “un poco a Rins, al que ves en la pista y parece que no va muy rápido, pero coges el crono y va mangado”.

Clasificación   1. Alonso López (Estrella Galicia 0’0 Honda) 29:50.255 2. Dennis Foggia (Ita/KTM) a 0.048 3. Jeremy Alcoba (Estrella Galicia 0’0 Honda 0.245 4. Sergio García (Estrella Galicia 0’0 Honda)a 11.163 5. Ai Ogura (Jap/Honda) 11.348 6. Vicente Pérez (KTM) 11.405 12. Aarón Polanco (Honda) 12.569 17. Gabriel Martínez Abreu (Méx/KTM) 35.340 18. Gerard Riu (Mahindra) 35.556 19. Angel Lorente (Mir Racing) 44.049 21. Rufino Florido (Mahindra) 58.178 22. Alex Ruiz (Mahindra) 1:02.488 23. José Julián García (KTM) 1:04.321

Clasificación del campeonato: 1. Jeremy Alcoba 41 puntos 2. Dennis Foggia (Ita) 33 3. Alonso López  25 4. Makar Yurchenko (Rus) 23 5. Sergio García 22

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Granado and Gonzalez take last two titles

Eric Granado (Promoracing) and Manuel González (Halcourier Racing) were declared champions of the Moto2™ European Championship and the European Talent Cup respectively in the final round of the FIM CEV Repsol season, joining fellow champions Dennis Foggia (Junior Team VR46 Riders Academy) of the Moto3™ Junior World Championship and Raul Martínez (Motorbike Moya Competition) of the European Kawasaki Z Cup.

Jaume Masiá (Cuna de Campeones) won the first Moto3™ race, his second consecutive victory of the season after winning in the last round at MotorLand Aragón. The Cuna de Campeones rider snatched victory in a thrilling overtaking manouevre in the last corner, leaving Dennis Foggia (Junior Team VR46 Riders Academy) and Vicente Pérez (Reale Avintia Academy) trailing.

The race was marked by a multiple crash on the first lap which brought out the red flag. The restarted race was reduced to 12 laps. Jaume Masiá (Cuna de Campeones), Dennis Foggia (Junior Team VR46 Riders Academy) and Aarón Polanco (Leopard Junior Team) formed an initial leading group, soon joined by Alonso López (Junior Team Estrella Galicia 0.0), Kazuki Masaki (Asia Talent Team) joined ), Vicente Pérez (Reale Avintia Academy) and Sergio García (Junior Team Estrella Galicia 0.0). Finally Jaume Masiá (Cuna de Campeones) took his chance in the last corner to win the race and the Repsol free fuel cheque.

In the second and final race of the season, Dennis Foggia (Junior Team VR46 Riders Academy) bid farewell to the Moto3™ JWC from the top of the podium. Alonso López (Junior Team Estrella Galicia 0.0) and Jaume Masía (Cuna de Campeones) joined him on the podium after a four-way race along with Kazuki Masaki (Asia Talent Team).

Behind them, Sergio García (Junior Team Estrella Galicia 0.0) and Jeremy Alcoba (Junior Team Estrella Galicia 0.0) led the chasing group but with little chance of the podium. Kazuki Masaki (Asia Talent Team) crashed out with five laps to go. Aarón Polanco (Leopard Junior Team) and Vicente Pérez (Reale Avintia academy), started out as possible challengers but fell on the second lap. In the end Dennis Foggia (Junior Team VR46 Riders Academy) took the win and the Repsol free fuel cheque. Jaume Masiá (Cuna de Campeones) finished the season as Moto3™ JWC runner-up.

Eric Granado (Promoracing) was crowned Moto2™ EC champion, winning the last race of the season and notching up his fifth win in a row at this circuit in the FIM CEV Repsol.

The Promoracing rider started from pole position with a 16-point advantage over Ricky Cardús (Team Stylobike), who was hampered by a shoulder injury aggravated by a crash in the Moto2 World Championship just a week ago.

Joe Roberts (AGR Team) surprised the other riders by taking the lead of the race from the off, followed by Steven Odendaal (NTS Sportscode T. Pro) and Hector Garzó (Team Wimu CNS), who started second ahead of Ricky Cardús (Team Stylobike). Eric Granado (Promoracing) held fifth and the Team Stylobike rider seventh in the opening laps.

With the race more than halfway through, the Moto2™ EC leader overtook Steven Odendal (NTS Sportscode T. Pro) and then Joe Roberts (AGR Team) to take the lead. Three laps later Ricky Cardús (Team Stylobike) abandoned the race because of his shoulder injury. Eric Granado (Promoracing) thus automatically became champion, no matter what happened.

In the end the new champion won the race, followed by Steven Odendaal (NTS Sportscode T. Pro) and Joe Roberts (AGR Team), with Héctor Garzó (Team Wimu CNS) coming in a distant fourth. Daniel Saez (Champi-JJ Saez) was the best in SSTK 600 in the Moto2™ category and Steve Odendaal (NTS Sportscode T. Pro) was awarded the Repsol free fuel cheque.

In the ETC, Manuel González (Halcourier Racing) was proclaimed champion after finishing fifth in a race won by Alex Toledo (Cuna de Campeones) followed by Víctor Rodríguez (Group Machado CAME), debuting in the championship, and Andreas Pérez (Reale Avintia Academy). The only rider in a position to dispute the title with Manuel González (Halcourier Racing) although at a 20-point disadvantage, Meikon Kawakami (Playstation Laglisse), finished ninth.

As in the first Moto3™ race, this one was brought to a halt on the first lap with a red flag when Alexander Díez (Team Honda Impala) crashed; before him, poleman Francisco Gómez (Team Larresport) had gone down. The Team Larresport rider was forced to start from the pit lane in the restarted race, which became a tussle between up to 12 riders and which was not decided until the last corner. Alex Toledo (Cuna de Campeones) won, earning the runner-up position in the ETC and taking the Repsol free fuel cheque as winner of the race.

In the European KZC champion Raúl Martínez (Motorbike Moya Competition) dominated after Joan Sardanyons, who lead the race after starting from pole, crashed on the last lap.

Next season’s 2018 FIM CEV Repsol will start in Estoril on March 25. You can check the 2018 calendar here.

The full races can be seen again here.

All the results and information about the Championship are on the official website: www.fimcevrepsol.com

  Masaki, Cardús, González and Sardanyons take poles in Barcelona

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Alonso Lopez wins in Le Mans

Alonso López (Junior Team Estrella Galicia 0,0) took his first Moto3™ Junior World Championship win after beating Dennis Foggia (Junior Team VR46 Drivers Academy) in a thrilling race today. The rider showed his winning form at the FIM CEV Repsol event which took place this weekend at the Le Mans circuit coinciding with the MotoGP™ World Championship in the HJC Helmets Grand Prix de France where teammate and leader of the category, Jeremy Alcoba (Junior Team Estrella Galicia 0,0), took the third step on the podium.

After a difficult weekend with wet qualifying sessions, the race was run in dry conditions which prompted more than one comeback: both Dennis Foggia (Junior Team VR46 Drivers Academy), who set off eighteenth, or Jaume Masiá (Cuna de Campeones), who started eleventh, ended up challenging for the lead.

Markar Yurchenko (Reale Avintia Academy) made the most of his pole leading off the race followed by Somkiat Chantra (AP Honda RT), Jeremy Alcoba (Junior Team Estrella Galicia 0,0), Aarón Polanco (Leopard Junior Team), Alonso López (Junior Team Estrella Galicia 0,0) and a large group of rivals. After a few laps the group split in two, leaving a chasing group composed of riders such as Sergio García (Junior Team Estrella Galicia 0,0), Vicente Pérez (Reale Avintia Academy), who again made a great comeback, Ai Ogura (Asia Talent Team) and Yuki Kunii (Asia Talent Team).

With the halfway point of the race passed, suspension problems put Markar Yurchenko (Reale Avintia Academy) out of contention, while Jaume Masiá (Cuna de Campeones) took the lead followed by Dennis Foggia (Junior Team VR46 Drivers Academy) and the Junior Team Star Galicia 0,0 riders Alonso López and Jeremy Alcoba, who would fight for victory on the last lap.

On the last lap Dennis Foggia (Junior Team VR46 Drivers Academy) sneaked past Jaume Masiá (Cradle of Champions) to take first place and the Valencian rider went down trying to respond to the Italian’s move, leaving three in the leading group. Dennis Foggia (Junior Team VR46 Drivers Academy) was holding first place until he made a mistake on the last corner and Alonso López (Junior Team Estrella Galicia 0,0) took the unexpected opportunity to achieve his first victory, with Dennis Foggia (Junior Team VR46 Drivers Academy) coming home second ahead of Jeremy Alcoba (Junior Team Estrella Galicia 0,0).

After two races, Jeremy Alcoba (Junior Team Estrella Galicia 0,0), winner of the inaugural race in Albacete, continues to lead the Moto3™ Junior World Championship with 41 points followed by Dennis Foggia (Junior Team VR46 Drivers Academy) on 33 points and Alonso López (Junior Team Star Galicia 0.0) on 25.

The third round of the FIM CEV Repsol season will take place in Barcelona-Cataluña on June 17 and 18.

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Makar Yurchenko debuts with pole in Le Mans

Makar Yurchenko (Reale Avintia Academy) nabbed his first pole in the Moto3™ Junior World Championship, after beating Jeremy Alcoba (Junior Team Estrella Galicia 0,0) by just 0.081. The Kazakhstani rider dominated the two qualifying sessions disputed in tricky conditions due to rain and became his country’s first ever rider to achieve a pole in the FIM CEV Repsol, which this weekend shares the stage with the MotoGP™ World Championship in the HJC Helmets Grand Prix of France. Together with Makar Yurchenko (Reale Avintia Academy) Jeremy Alcoba (Junior Team Estrella Galicia 0,0) and Aarón Polanco (Leopard Junior Team) will lead off from the front line of the grid in Saturday’s race, after posting second and third qualifying times respectively.

In the first qualifying session, which was also the first contact of the Moto3™ Junior World Championship riders with the Le Mans circuit, Makar Yurchenko (Reale Avintia Academy) set the fastest time of 1:54.120, followed by Celestino Vietti Ramus (Junior Team VR46 Riders Academy) and Raúl Fernández (MRW Mahindra Aspar Team).

In the afternoon session, Makar Yurchenko (Reale Avintia Academy) once again was the fastest rider and set the day’s quickest time of 1:50.987, giving him his first pole ahead of Jeremy Alcoba (Junior Team Star Galicia Galicia), who trailed the Kazakhstani rider by a mere 0.081 thousandths and who had dominated part of this second qualifying session. Aarón Polanco (Leopard Junior Team) takes the third spot of the grid in a unique front row. Somkiat Chantra (AP Honda RT), poleman of the first round in Albacete, will start from the middle of a second row led by Raúl Fernández (MRW Mahindra Aspar) with Filip Salac (Montaze Broz Racing Team) in the last slot.

However, Jeremy Alcoba (Junior Team Star Galicia 0.0) will be ready to defend his overall leadership in the standings in a race where the weather might be the deciding factor, just as it was during the qualifying sessions.

Saturday’s race schedule is as follows:

Moto3™ (17 laps): 16.30 

In Spain, the race will be shown live on the Movistar MotoGP channel, on Sky in Italy and on Sport TV Portugal in Portugal – which will broadcast both online and on TV. BT Sports (UK) and Eurosport through Eurosportplayer (France, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium and Romania) will also offer coverage of the Moto3™ Junior World Championship race.

Through its digital network Motor Trend OnDemand will provide coverage in the United States and much of Latin America and North America; in France Motorsport.com will offer the race live and on demand. Its partner MotorSportTV will do the same in these areas with live TV broadcast.

In addition, all of the races will be aired live via the Championship’s Youtube channel.

All the race results and information about the Championship is on the official website: www.fimcevrepsol.com

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