The Moto2 Italian GP went from bad to worse for Fermín Aldeguer. The rider suffered his second consecutive retirement, seriously compromising his championship hopes.
Yesterday, the Spaniard missed qualifying due to neck pain, which relegated him to 18th on the starting grid. While attempting to recover positions and minimize the damage, he suffered a spectacular crash on the fourth lap of the race.
Aldeguer was hit by Jeremy Alcoba (Yamaha VR46 Master Camp Team/Kalex) in turn four and lost control of his bike, resulting in a severe crash. Fortunately, he emerged unscathed.
However, the MB Conveyors Speed Up rider has lost further ground in the title fight, now trailing the championship leader Sergio García (MT Helmets-MSi/Boscoscuro) by 59 points.
Watch or rewatch Aldeguer’s incident.
It's turned into a weekend to forget ❌@Aldeguer54 is out of the race after contact with @jeremyalcoba 💥#ItalianGP 🇮🇹 pic.twitter.com/Jh99lmKmlx
— MotoGP™🏁 (@MotoGP) June 2, 2024