Nico Torrez finishes in Moto4 Latin Cup top 10 in Argentina
Translated from Spanish and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.
At a glance
- Paraguayan rider Nicolás Torrez finished eighth in the first race of the Moto4 Latin Cup’s double-header at Villicum in Argentina.
- Torrez matched his best result and remained inside the category’s top 10 during his debut season.
- He crashed heavily in the second race and did not finish, then planned to return to Paraguay for the national championship before racing in Brazil.
Nicolás Torrez finished eighth in the first race of the Moto4 Latin Cup double-header at the Villicum circuit in San Juan, Argentina, placing the Paraguayan rider in the category’s top 10.
The weekend marked the championship’s seventh and eighth rounds after a two-month break. The races took place in difficult conditions, with intense cold and limited grip on the track.
Torrez equaled his best result so far and continued what the article describes as a marked rise and rapid adaptation during his debut year. He could not complete the second race after suffering a heavy crash, with the cold and poor grip working against him.
Torrez was due to return to Paraguay to compete in the national motorcycle-speed championship organized by the AMVP. He would then travel to Santa Cruz do Sul in Brazil for the next Moto4 Latin Cup round, where he was scheduled to share the circuit with his Superbike Paraguay teammate Pedro Valiente during the concurrent Moto 1000 GP Brazilian championship.
Originally published by ABC Color in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.