Second and fourth row for the Snipers
FP1 and FP2 in the name of SNIPERS TEAM
18 March 2022
Great speed and determination but an unlucky race for both Snipers
20 March 2022
Jakarta - Indonesia, 19 March - Andrea Migno will start for the Indonesian GP, on the Mandalika circuit, from the fifth box of the starting grid, in the second row. Alberto Surra after entering Q2, will start from twelfth position.
FP3 still in the name of Snipers, the riders finish first and second after an excellent session in which they managed to be consistently fast.
Alberto is confident on the wet track and he manages to access Q2, which due to the track conditions are complex. Much of the track is dry while on some turns there is some trickle of water and this does not facilitate the search for the perfect lap.
The two Snipers managed to obtain excellent results by positioning themselves 5th and 12th.
We are also waiting for tomorrow's warm-up to better understand the conditions in which the race will take place and prepare the bike for any eventuality.
Mirko Cecchini_Team Owner: "Unfortunately after the wet session this morning in which we had gone very well today the track was not completely dry, there were two or three turns with trickles of water that took away our boys confidence. We had to risk a little too much to go fast, but we are ready for the race whether it is dry or wet."
Alberto is confident on the wet track and he manages to access Q2, which due to the track conditions are complex. Much of the track is dry while on some turns there is some trickle of water and this does not facilitate the search for the perfect lap.
The two Snipers managed to obtain excellent results by positioning themselves 5th and 12th.
We are also waiting for tomorrow's warm-up to better understand the conditions in which the race will take place and prepare the bike for any eventuality.
Mirko Cecchini_Team Owner: "Unfortunately after the wet session this morning in which we had gone very well today the track was not completely dry, there were two or three turns with trickles of water that took away our boys confidence. We had to risk a little too much to go fast, but we are ready for the race whether it is dry or wet."
