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GP AUSTRIA - SYNC SPEEDRS TEAM - 08/17/2025
VIETTI CLAIMS THIRD PLACE ON THE PODIUM IN AUSTRIA. LÓPEZ FINISHES 16TH
SYNC SPEEDRS TEAM
VIETTI CLAIMS THIRD PLACE ON THE PODIUM IN AUSTRIA. LÓPEZ FINISHES 16TH
The Austrian Grand Prix ends with a podium for the Sync SpeedRS Team and Boscoscuro, thanks to Celestino Vietti’s third place. Less fortunate was the race of Alonso López, who after a contact in the early stages had to settle for sixteenth position.
After his back-to-back victories in the last two editions at the Red Bull Ring, Vietti once again confirmed his special feeling with the Austrian track. After a strong start, he overtook Gonzalez and launched himself in pursuit of Holgado for second place. The battle with David Alonso for the podium was interrupted by a long lap penalty, which dropped him back to sixth position. With grit and determination, the Italian rider fought his way back, overtaking Arbolino and Arenas, and then taking advantage of the crash of #80 to secure a well-deserved third step of the podium.
A tough race instead for López, who was touched by Agius right after the start and forced off track. Rejoining in 28th position, the Spanish rider began a long comeback, climbing several places to eventually finish P16, just outside the points.
CELESTINO VIETTI #13: 3rd
“I wasn’t coming from an incredible period, but together with the team we worked hard to understand how to close the gap to the others. This track definitely helped me and we made a good step forward this weekend: it will be important to confirm this already in Hungary. If we can keep this speed until the end of the year, we can achieve some nice results. I’m happy with the podium, even if I regret not being able to fight until the end for the win. During the race I didn’t really understand where I had touched the green, so when they gave me the track limits penalty I just kept on with my race. It’s okay like this, there’s a bit of bitterness for not being able to try for the victory, but the direction is the right one”.
ALONSO LÓPEZ #21: 16th
“Unfortunately, my race was immediately compromised by the contact with Agius, which forced me off track and to rejoin much further back. I came back in P28, and from there I just focused on pushing to recover as many positions as possible. In the end, I finished sixteenth, just outside the points, and clearly it’s not the result I wanted. Without that incident, we could have fought for a different position”.
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