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Aldeguer leads with a record in Moto2 and Piqueras snatches pole from Veijer in Moto3

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MADRID, 29 Jun. (EUROPA PRESS) –

The Spanish rider Fermín Aldeguer (Boscoscuro) has achieved pole this Saturday for the Moto2 race of the Grand Prix of the Netherlands, the eighth round of the motorcycle World Championship, with the leader Sergio García Dols (Boscoscuro) third, while Ángel Piqueras ( Honda) will start for the first time in his career from first place in Moto3.

With this pole, the second of the season in the intermediate category and the sixth of his career, the Murcia-born rider will head a front row entirely of Boscoscuro riders that will also include the Japanese rider Ai Ogura and the first placed rider in the general classification, Castellón-born Sergio García Dols, who could increase his lead in the championship due to the absence of the American Joe Roberts, who underwent surgery after his serious fall on Friday.

As soon as the traffic lights went out, Alonso López (Boscoscuro) rose to the top at the start, while Izan Guevara (Kalex) was left out of the fight after going into the gravel in his first attempt to establish a lap.

García Dols soon overtook the Madrid native in the pole position with a 1:35.623 that was unbeatable for everyone during almost the entire Q2, until Fermín Aldeguer (1:35.590) managed to overtake him with just over two minutes to go.

The rider from La Ñora still had time to improve and upped the ante with a time of 1:35.269 which became the absolute record on the track. No one could beat him, although Ogura did beat the World Championship leader’s time to finish second.

Furthermore, Manu González (Kalex) finished fourth, just ahead of Alonso López and Albert Arenas (Kalex), who had to go through Q1. Marcos Ramírez (Kalex) will start twelfth, Arón Canet (Kalex) will start thirteenth, Jeremy Alcoba (Kalex) sixteenth and Guevara, eighteenth.

In Q1, Dani Muñoz (Kalex) finished twenty-first; Jaume Masià (Kalex), who will start twenty-sixth; Xavi Artigas (Forward), who will start twenty-seventh; and Alex Escrig (Forward), twenty-eighth. READ FULL STORY HERE>>>CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING>>>

In Moto3, Ángel Piqueras (Honda) achieved his first pole position in his eighth race in the World Championship, in a Q2 in which the leader, the Colombian David Alonso (CFMoto), could only manage thirteenth, two places ahead of his main pursuer, Dani Holgado (GasGas).

The 17-year-old from Requena will start on the front line alongside the Japanese Taiyo Furusato (Honda) and the great dominator of the weekend, the Dutchman Collin Veijer (Husqvarna), second and third respectively.

Veijer started in charge in Q2 in Assen, although just a few minutes after starting the session he crashed after losing control of his bike in the chicane. He did not go out on the track again, but his time of 1:40.055 on the first attempt became the reference to beat until the final seconds.

With several drivers running in red, it was Piqueras who managed to get the upper hand by clocking a great 1:39.746, while Furusato moved up to second place, leaving Veijer third at the rear of the grid.

For his part, Iván Ortolá (KTM) guaranteed fourth starting place, while José Antonio Rueda (KTM), Adrián Fernández (Honda) and Joel Esteban (CFMoto) will start seventh, eighth and ninth, respectively. David Muñoz (KTM) will start eleventh, David Almansa (Honda), eighteenth and Xabi Zurutuza (KTM), who failed to pass Q1, will start twenty-first.

More disappointing were the performances of the top two in the drivers’ standings; Alonso, who has dominated the pole position fights this season, achieved a modest best time of 1:45.933, which only earned him thirteenth. Despite everything, he will start ahead of Holgado, who will have to fight back from fifteenth place.

2024-06-29 11:49:59
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Champions League schedule and results, 2024-2025 season

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What is the 2024-2025 Champions League schedule? The new tournament format, which now includes 36 teams compared to 32 previously, promises more confrontations from the start of the competition. Find the complete schedule of matches and their results updated in real time in our table below.

During the league phase scheduled between September and December 2024, each club plays eight matches against different opponents, selected based on their UEFA ranking.

Then, the top eight teams in the rankings will advance directly to the round of 16, while teams ranked 9th to 24th will have to go through play-offs in January 2025. These knockout matches will begin in February, with the grand final scheduled for June 2025. READ FULL STORY HERE>>>CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING>>>

For French clubs, including PSG, AS Monaco, Lille and Stade Brestois, the challenge will be to stay in the race for direct qualifications and avoid early eliminations.

The final of the competition will take place in Munich on May 31, 2025. We will then know the successor to Real Madrid where Kylian Mbappé now plays.

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Halftime show: Fifa is planning an event like in football at the next World Cup final

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In American football, the halftime show has long been part of the event. Appearances during the break have not been an issue in football so far – but that will change at the next World Cup.

Anyone who goes to the toilet or refills chips during half-time at the next World Cup final will miss something: As the world football association Fifa announces, from the next World Cup in the USA, Canada and Mexico there will be a half-time show in the final. What exactly the association is planning is still very vaguely worded in the announcement. FIFA is probably planning a musical performance modeled on the Superbowl in American football: This so-called half time show is probably the biggest stage that musicians have had so far. In recent years, megastars such as Coldplay, Rihanna and Bruno Mars have appeared at halftime.

FIFA wants to organize a halftime show together with an aid organization

Global Citizen acts as co-organizer. The aid organization is committed to combating extreme poverty around the world. “FIFA has made it its mission to promote football in all countries of the world and thereby have a positive influence on society,” explains the controversial FIFA President Gianni Infantino.

Through this partnership, FIFA, together with Global Citizen, will unite the world of sports and entertainment to actively contribute to a better world. “We are committed to a series of joint actions that promote access to the game and encourage fans to advocate for positive change in their local communities,” Infantino continued. However, the association leaves it open exactly how a halftime show during the World Cup final should support Global Citizen or combat poverty in the world. READ FULL STORY HERE>>>CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING>>>

“Eventization” of football is met with rejection in Germany

If FIFA presents an act as big as the NFL at the Superbowl, the football halftime show would actually immediately be in the same league as its US counterparts. In the USA, the show is one of the absolute highlights of the football final. It remains to be seen whether such a show will be received so positively by football fans who are more used to a simpler presentation of their sport.

In Europe and especially in Germany, the organized fan scene is extremely critical of the additional commercialization and “eventization” of sport. A resonant example is Helene Fischer’s act before the 2017 DFB Cup final. The artist was booed so mercilessly and loudly during her short appearance that her singing on the television was difficult to understand at times.

Source: FIFA press release

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Ugo Humbert-Arthur Fils, duel for a title in Tokyo between a calm player and another who doesn’t give up

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Difficult to find two courses as dissimilar as those of Ugo Humbert and Arthur Fils at the ATP 500 in Tokyo, but the rectilinear trajectory of the first will still cross the fractured line of the second, in the final, this Tuesday. Despite losing his first set of the week, Humbert (19th in the world) qualified without too much difficulty by beating Tomas Machac (54th) 6-3, 3-6, 6-2. After having fought like a madman to eliminate Taylor Fritz and especially Ben Shelton, Son went through two tie-breaks with forceps to subdue Holger Rune. One wanders, the other suffers, but we will be treated to a happy ending. Even with a seven-hour time difference with France, this is a pleasure that we won’t shy away from.

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