CIV: Surra dominates the final round of the PreMoto3 250 ahead of Alfano who wins the tricolor

Civ Vallelunga – after a season full of emotions, the Italian Speed ​​Championship anoints its new masters.

In PreMoto3 250 Alberto Surra he wins the final round with a solo race right from the early stages in which he took off and no one was able to catch him again.
Behind him, a thriller took place with Pasquale Alfano which overtook Su in the general classification Thomas Brianti right at the last race after an entire season of chasing. In fact, the Neapolitan finished second, preceding Brianti and taking home a much more than deserved title. Just think of the 6 victories out of 9 races and the start from the pits and subsequent victory in the first round of the weekend.

In 125 it still asserts itself Matteo Boncinelli who however fails to snatch the tricolor table from Matthew Bertelli who thus becomes Italian Champion, without however having run race 2 due to a frightening, but fortunately without consequences, accident in race 1.

Final with bated breath even in Moto3 in which Nicholas Spinelli wins the championship despite the last two wild attacks of Kevin Zannoni who, in both race 1 and 2, finished ahead of his rival, but was unable to recover the disadvantage in the general classification.

“It has been a very difficult year – he explained Alberto Surra, winner of the last round of the season – characterized by both bad luck and physical and technical problems. However, we came away with 5 podiums, including 2 victories. Here in Vallelunga it was beautiful."

“I am very excited – the words of the Italian PreMoto3 250 Champion Pasquale Alfano – I tried to do the race on Thomas and I succeeded. It was great to be at the front in the last few races, the bike has always been very competitive.”

“I'm having a lot of fun in these last races – he explained Matteo Boncinelli – I feel very good with the bike and with the team."

“After yesterday's fall I still have pain – continued the Italian PreMoto3 Champion Matthew Bertelli – but I won the championship and I'm very happy. During the year I always had a perfect bike."

“Today was very hard – he said Nicholas Spinelli after winning the Moto3 title – I fought throughout the race but I wasn't able to challenge for the race victory. On the last lap I lost the front and so I decided to make do."