CIV: Alfano repeats the victory in PreMoto3 250 ahead of Brianti and Surra

Civ Mugello – the second rounds of this weekend at Mugello were run in the pouring rain and the PreMoto3 he found the moment when the bad weather was most insistent.
However, the very young drivers were not discouraged and gave a great show.
In the 250 Alberto Surra he took off right from the start - starting from fifth position on the grid - in front of Pasquale Alfano e Thomas Brianti.
Halfway through the race, however, he had to face the return of his rivals who overtook him.
While Pasquale Alfano immediately took a good lead, Surra and Brianti fought until the checkered flag when only the photo finish established the finishing order: Pasquale Alfano 1 ° Thomas Brianti 2th ed Alberto Surra 3 °.

In the 125 Matteo Boncinelli he led the entire race together with the four-stroke group, never giving his rivals a chance to get close. The Tuscan driver in fact took the victory ahead of Alex Scorpaniti e Matthew Patacca.

“It was a wonderful weekend – he began Pasquale Alfano – and now we know we are competitive in both wet and dry conditions. I managed to get close to the first in the championship standings and I hope to try to catch up in Vallelunga."

“I'm very happy with today's race – he explained Thomas Brianti – because it wouldn't have taken much to start a three-way battle and fight it out in the sprint. In Vallelunga we will try to fight for the victory and always maintain a bit of a points margin in the championship."

“Finally now we're good with the bike – he said Alberto Surra. I started well, but when I was first I didn't have any reference in front of me but after Thomas passed me we pushed to reach Alfano, it's just a shame we didn't manage to do so."

“I'm very happy because it's exciting to do a double – the words of Matteo Boncinelli. I started very well and Mugello is one of my favorite tracks."

“The start was good and I tried to keep up with Matteo but it wasn't possible – Alex Scorpaniti – and I took home second place."

“Unfortunately I didn't have much feeling with the bike – he concluded Matthew Patacca – I also have to thank the team for the great work they did to repair my bike after I crashed on the warm-up lap. I apologize for the error".