GMT94 - WSSP 2025 - Round 08 Balaton Park

Roberto is leveling up in Hungary

New Adventures on the Track

This past weekend felt electric for Roberto as he took on a new challenge at the Hungarian track. Although he had never raced here before, the anticipation was palpable. Friday's results were respectable, but there was still a hint of shyness when it came to finding the best lap. Roberto showed good speed, but just a few tenths of a second stood between him and the top contenders, qualifying him in the solid 9th position. Paddock keeps an eye on him, waiting for a big performance come race day.

Race Day Excitement

Race day arrived, bringing all the thrills of competition. In Race 1, Roberto surprised everyone by securing an impressive second place after the first turn. It was a moment of disbelief for fans and his team alike. Rising to the occasion, he momentarily looked like he might land a spot on the podium. However, after being overtaken by Manzi, the challenge intensified. The MV Agusta engines showed their power, and Roberto found himself defending his position fiercely. Despite the tough competition, he managed to cross the finish line in 5th place. What a race it was! It was a blend of strategy, skill, and pure adrenaline, showcasing Roberto's potential.

Resilience in Race 2

Staring from 9th position again for Race 2, Roberto was ready to burst onto the scene. The start was nothing short of incredible, as he made immediate headway. Unfortunately, things took a turn in T1 when he accidentally touched his teammate, forcing him down to 21st place. Rather than give in to frustration, Roberto kept his calm. Knowing that racing isn't just about the starting position but the finish, he focused on overtaking competitors with determination. And he did just that! With the medium tires, he climbed back up the ranks to finish in a commendable 7th position. What an impressive comeback! Those who doubted him certainly had to reconsider after witnessing his resilience and tenacity.

Overall, Roberto's weekend in Hungary was a lesson in persistence and adaptability. Though he faced challenges, he rose to the occasion, showcasing his talent and determination. It feels like he's building momentum and getting ready for more thrilling races ahead. Keep an eye on him; this is just the beginning!

Credits : William Joly