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Aragon Supersport Race Shock Qualifying: Arenas Takes Pole Position, Erbay Starts from 34th!
The MotorLand Aragon circuit hosted a chaotic qualifying session for the Aragon round of the World Supersport Championship. Unexpected crashes dramatically altered the order, significantly impacting the race atmosphere. Riders intensely focused on setting the fastest laps and securing their positions on track.
High Crash Volume in the Morning Session
At the start of the morning session, our representative, Can Öncü, took the lead with a time of 1:53.503. However, this lead was short-lived due to a unfortunate crash at the first corner. Yamaha pilot Albert Arenas and Spanish rival Xavier Cardelus also fell shortly after, joining the session. This caused an unusually high concentration of crashes on the track during the early stages, completely changing the order. Lucas Mahias, Mirko Giombini, and guest rider Kadir Erbay also crashed, further complicating the session’s trajectory.
Critical Time Attack and Yellow Flags
In the middle of the session, Albert Arenas, Aldi Mahendra, and Roberto Garcia were at the front of the pack, with Philipp Öttl battling in 6th place 0.3 seconds behind. During the final 10 minutes, riders made their final moves with fresh tires, as Arenas sought to solidify his lead, but he plunged into a gravel pit with four minutes remaining. The high density of the 34 riders on track and the constant yellow flags made it impossible to set a clean lap. This would significantly impact race strategies. Ultimately, Valentin Debise topped the times with a time of 1:53.157.
Arenas Secures Pole Position
However, in one of the most exciting moments of the race, Spanish rider Albert Arenas took pole position with a time of 1:53.142. This performance was interpreted as a strong signal of Arenas’s dominance in the race.
Starting Grid Order
Prior to Saturday’s first race, the first row of the track was formed by Arenas, Debise, and Garcia. The second row featured Can Öncü starting from 4th, Tom Booth-Amos, and Alessandro Zaccone. Philipp Öttl finished 13th, Dominique Aegerter 21st, and Andi Kofler 29th. Guest rider Kadir Erbay will start the race from 34th due to a crash. This presents a challenging battle for Erbay.
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