Moto3: David Muñoz leads qualifying in Germany

The Moto3 qualifying session at Sachsenring, on Friday morning (11), was busy from the first minutes. In search of a direct spot in Q2, the riders accelerated hard and alternated positions throughout the session. The one who came out on top was David Muñoz, with a time of 1:24.767, guaranteeing the top spot in the standings.

Muñoz started strong, taking the lead with a 1:25.634, followed by Taiyo Furusato and Álvaro Carpe. The race was flagged after Buchanan crashed, leaving him unable to rejoin the track in competitive condition. The incident didn't affect the pace of the others, who continued to pursue the fastest lap.

At 17 minutes, Furusato took the lead with a 1:25.471. David Almansa was close behind, while most of the other drivers pitted. Furusato stayed out on the track, trying to solidify his lead, but there was still room for change at the top of the standings.

In the final minutes, David Muñoz returned to the circuit and set the best time of the day: 1:24.767, securing a direct spot in Q2. Almansa finished second with a 1:25.127, and Scott Ogden finished third with a 1:25.172. The competition continues intensely this German weekend, promising strong emotions in the upcoming sessions.

Check out the 10 best times of the session:

1. David Muñoz – 1:24.767

2. David Almansa – 1:25.127

3. Scott Ogden – 1:25.172

4. Maximus Quiles – 1:25.220

5. Jacob Roulstone – 1:25,264

6. Taiyo Furusato – 1:25.315

7. Alvaro Carpe – 1:25.454

8. Joel Kelso – 1:25.480

9. Ryusei Yamanaka – 1:25.551

10. Jose Antonio Rueda – 1:25.566