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David Almansa Takes Sixth Moto3 Pole at Japan with Record-Breaking Lap

David Almansa sets a record-breaking lap to claim Moto3 pole in Japan, intensifying the title battle ahead of the Motegi Grand Prix showdown.
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The Spaniard David Almansa (KTM) has overcome all the mishaps, including three falls in the first training day, to sign the pole position for the Moto3 Japan Grand Prix and a new absolute record.Despite rolling up to three times on the asphalt of the Mobility Resort Motegi, the pains of the 'rollers' have not prevented it from being the fastest in the official ranking with 1:54,572, which was also a new absolute record and its seventh 'pole posi…

David Almansa secured Moto3 pole position for the Motul Grand Prix of Japan on Saturday morning. In Q2 at Mobility Resort Motegi, the Spaniard was just 0.045 seconds faster than Brian Uriarte with a time of 1’54.572. Álvaro Carpe completed the front row, while Maximo Quiles and Matteo Bertelle completed the top five. The Moto3 qualifying started with […] The post David Almansa takes Moto3 pole at Japanese Grand Prix in Motegi appeared first on R…

All the big names of the Moto3 were found in the decisive qualifying 2 of the Moto3. The Red Bull KTM Ajo drivers made it exciting – but first place went once again to David Almansa (Intact GP).

On October 3rd, qualifying for the Moto3 class of the 2026 MotoGP Japanese Grand Prix (Round 16) was held at Mobility Resort Motegi in Tochigi Prefecture, with David Almansa (Liqui Moly Dynavolt Intact GP) taking pole position. […]

David Almansa has centered the pole position of the Grand Prix of Japan, sixteenth appointment of the Moto3 World Championship 2026. On the track of Motegi called "Twin Ring" we have seen a clearly drawn qualification with Spain that, as often happens in this category, has monopolized the first positions. The pole position, as said, has been fixed [...]

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Terra broke the news on Saturday, October 3, 2026.
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