Ai Ogura dominates in Moto2, while Piqueras surprises in Moto3 with an epic comeback. Sergio García regains his competitive edge.
The San Marino Grand Prix was the perfect stage for Galfer riders to once again showcase the reliability of their braking system. Ai Ogura (MTHelmets-MSi) took the victory in Moto2, fully trusting Galfer’s brake discs and pads, while Ángel Piqueras (Leopard Racing Team) did the same in Moto3 after an impressive comeback. Sergio García (MTHelmets-MSi) also stood out in Moto2, recovering his competitiveness in a challenging season.
Ogura, unstoppable in Moto2
Ai Ogura displayed a brilliant strategy on the Misano track. After a solid qualifying, the Japanese rider kept his composure and seized the last laps to overtake his rivals and secure the victory. Ogura, who races with Galfer brake discs and pads, made it clear that braking precision was key to his triumph. This result places him in a privileged position in the championship, showing that he fully trusts the performance of his bike, especially in the circuit’s most demanding areas.
Sergio García: back in the fight
Sergio García, also from the MTHelmets-MSi team, had a difficult start to the season. While there was no direct mention of mental issues, it was clear that he wasn’t at his best. However, in this latest race, he made a complete turnaround, regaining his competitive hunger. Starting from the back, García relied on the security of Galfer’s braking discs to climb positions and demonstrate that he remains a strong contender in the championship.
Piqueras stuns in Moto3
In Moto3, Ángel Piqueras shone with a spectacular performance. The young rider from the Leopard Racing Team, who also uses Galfer’s braking system, achieved an incredible comeback after serving a double ‘Long Lap’ penalty. His ability to maintain a frenetic pace and his confidence in braking allowed him to overtake his rivals one by one until he crossed the finish line in first place. At just 17 years old, Piqueras showed that he is destined for great things.
The results of Ogura, García, and Piqueras are a clear demonstration of how technology and talent combine on the tracks, with Galfer remaining the perfect ally for those seeking the best in performance and safety.
