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In the Moto2 race at the MotoGP Czech GP, CFMOTO Aspar's Colombian rider David Alonso returned to the podium in second place. He remained a title contender throughout the race, putting the Chinese-branded machine in the thick of the battle at the front.
CFMOTO Aspar's David Alonso took second in Moto2 at the Czech GP. Being in a position to genuinely fight for the win the whole race is impressive. A young Colombian on a Chinese-brand machine seriously going for the top of the podium — new talent meeting new power, an exciting matchup to watch.
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A return to the podium at the Czech GP - a result that makes you want to root for Alonso's comeback going forward.
How is Moto2 different as a category from MotoGP?
That's a lower category under MotoGP, a development class with a unified engine spec designed to bring out the gap in skill between riders and teams.
I believe Moto2's engine supplier is unified as Triumph, so is CFMoto more on the chassis or team side of things?
The phrase 'kept running as one of the title contenders' makes me curious what exactly was missing that kept him from actually winning.
2nd place itself isn't a bad result, so whatever kept him from winning outright was probably a pace gap in the closing stages or something like that.
Alonso's a Colombian rider carrying Latin America's expectations, so a return to the podium must be welcome news.
A Moto2 podium on a CFMoto machine shows the presence of Chinese engine suppliers keeps growing.
