There are only three points that the Colombian-Spanish rider David Alonso has to get in the Japanese Grand Prix to be the early Moto3 champion.
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Alonso leads the World Championship with 296 points, 97 points ahead of the Spanish Holgado, with five races remaining and 125 points in dispute.
Since his debut last year, he showed he has the blood of a champion. This year he came with the pressure of being the top favorite for the title, not only did he endure it, he made it clear that he is made to be in MotoGP.
Due to his indisputable qualities, his team, the CFMoto Aspar Team, has already given him support and promoted him to Moto2 for next year. Alonso was one step away from the main goal of his career: to be in the premier category.
“My dream is to be world champion in Moto3 and fight for my dream, which is to be world champion in Moto GP. I work on it every day to have many possibilities to achieve that dream,” he told EL TIEMPO before starting the season.
The record that David Alonso could achieve in Japan
The brilliant season he has had can still be put the ‘icing on the cake’: the victory in Japan allows him to equal the record of the Spanish Joan Mir with 10 wins in the same Moto3 season, he will also make history by becoming the rider with the most races won in the category, as he will surpass the Italian Romano Fenati, who has 13 wins, the same as him.
If you see the checkered flag first you will be champion, if you finish with another result you have to take out the calculator and do the math, the important thing is to finish the Grand Prix with a 100 point advantage over any of your rivals in the drivers’ standings.
If you do not reach the magic number, you will have four more races to do it, so you should not rush, you should run as if it were just another race of the year, without pressure and with the same objective with which you started practicing this sport: enjoy it. Alonso goes for the title.
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