The fastest 85cc rider in Group A was the Latvian rider
Edvards Bidzans with a 1:51.770 lap time, ahead of the Spanish rider
Edgard Canet and the Italian
Ferruccio Zanchi. In Group B home rider
Matteo Luigi Russi obtained the fastest lap time with an excellent 1:50.884; second was
Valerio Lata and the Latvian rider
Karlis Alberts Reisulis was third. Australia's
Ryder Kingsford made it through to race one as did compatriot
Campbell Williams.
French rider
Tom Guyon was the fastest of Group A in the 125cc class with a lap time of 1:45.589; second was the Spanish rider
Oriol Oliver and third the Italian
Andrea Bonacorsi. In Group B the best lap time (1:43.956) was for the current leader of the 125cc European Championship
Mattia Guadagnini. The Italian was fastest ahead of Estonian
Jorgen Matthias Talviku and South African
Camden Mc Lellan. The best Italian rider of the group was
Mirko Valsecchi in the eleventh place.
Australian
Alex Larwood finished 22nd in qualifying and was sent to the last chance qualifier, despite dropping the fastest lap the South Australian finished sixth, not enough to make the final. In a bit of good news he has been named as second reserve. Australia's other 125cc representative
Blake Fox was classified as 28th in the LCQ with hsi World Title hope now over.
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