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MotoGP Austrian GP: Moto2 and Moto3 results

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The day’s action started with a 20-lap Moto3 race, where David Alonso scored his seventh win of the season to extend his lead in the championship standings.

Alonso’s victory chances were aided by early drama for title rival and polesitter Ivan Ortola, who was forced to peel into the pits due to technical drama just seconds after taking his spot on the grid.

However, it wasn’t all clean sailing for the CFMoto Aspar rider, who had to serve a long lap penalty on lap three for riding slowly earlier in the weekend that dropped him down to 10th.

That meant that Boe Motorsports’ Joel Kelso led the early part of the race from Tech3 rival Daniel Holgado and team-mate David Munoz, with the trio pulling away by a second from the rest of the pack.

It was on lap seven when Holgado passed Kelso for the lead that more riders started joining the lead group, with Intact GP’s Collin Veijer looking particularly rapid on the Husqvarna.

After dispatching Kelso for third, Veijer demoted Munoz into Turn 1 before finally passing Holgado for the lead later on at the same corner.

By this point, Alonso was firmly a part of the lead group and on lap 13 he cleared Munoz and Leopard Racing’s Angel Piqueras in quick succession to slot himself directly behind Veijer into second, while Holgado dropped to fifth.

After a failed attempt at passing Veijer into Turn 9 the following tour, Alonso finally pulled off what turned out to be the decisive move for the lead into the same right-hander on lap 15.

Alonso faced severe pressure from a number of riders in the final five laps of the race, but held on to the top spot by 0.121s.

Munoz emerged ahead in a drag race with Holgado to the finish line to take second by just 0.005s, while Veijer fell to fifth behind Piqueras.

Ortola put in a solid recovery after starting from the pitlane, but could also climb as high as ninth at the finish, losing even more ground in the title fight to winner Alonso.

Moto3 Austrian GP — Race results
1

D. Alonso CFMOTO Gaviota Aspar Team

 80 CF MOTO 20   154.9   25
2 Spain D. Munoz BOE Motorsports 64 KTM 20 0.121 154.9   20
3 Spain D. Holgado Red Bull GASGAS Tech3 96 GASGAS 20 0.005 154.9   16
4

Á. Piqueras Leopard Racing

 36 Honda 20 0.085 154.9   13
5

C. Veijer Liqui Moly Husqvarna Intact GP

 95 Husqvarna 20 0.092 154.9   11
6 Mexico A. Fernandez Leopard Racing 31 Honda 20 2.423 154.7   10
7

J. Antonio Red Bull KTM Factory Racing

 99 KTM 20 0.064 154.7   9
8 Australia J. Kelso BOE Motorsports 66 KTM 20 0.096 154.7   8
9

I. Ortola MT Helmets — MSI

 48 KTM 20 4.656 154.3   7
10 Italy R. Rossi CIP 54 KTM 20 0.422 154.3   6
11 Italy M. Bertelle Kopron Rivacold Snipers Team 18 Honda 20 0.420 154.2   5
12 Japan T. Suzuki Liqui Moly Husqvarna Intact GP 24 Husqvarna 20 0.063 154.2   4
13 Japan R. Yamanaka MT Helmets — MSI 6 KTM 20 3.186 154.0   3
14

J. Roulstone Red Bull GASGAS Tech3

 12 GASGAS 20 0.071 154.0   2
15 Japan T. Furusato Honda Team Asia 72 Honda 20 2.138 154.3   1
16

N. Fabio LEVELUP — MTA

 10 KTM 20 5.335 153.4    
17

L. Lunetta SIC58 Squadra Corse

 58 Honda 20 0.036 153.4    
18

X. Zurutuza Red Bull KTM Factory Racing

 85 KTM 20 0.059 153.4    
19 United Kingdom S. Ogden Fibre Tec Honda — MLav Racing 19 Honda 20 1.349 153.3    
20

D. Almansa Kopron Rivacold Snipers Team

 22 Honda 20 0.147 153.3    
21

T. Buasri Honda Team Asia

 5 Honda 20 3.325 153.1    
22

J. Rosenthaler Liqui Moly Husqvarna Intact GP

 34 Husqvarna 20 0.894 153.0    
23 Spain V. Pérez Fibre Tec Honda — MLav Racing 21 Honda 20 0.249 153.0    
24

N. Dettwiler CIP

 55 KTM 20 3.781 152.7    
25

J. Esteban CFMOTO Gaviota Aspar Team

 78 CF MOTO 20 1.440 152.6    
26

F. Farioli SIC58 Squadra Corse

 7 Honda 20 15.070 151.5    
dnf Italy S. Nepa LEVELUP — MTA 82 KTM 14 6 Laps 153.8 Accident  
Celestino Vietti, Red Bull KTM Ajo

Celestino Vietti, Red Bull KTM Ajo

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In Moto2, Celestino Vietti scored his second consecutive victory in Austria, as championship contenders Sergio Garcia and Fermin Aldeguer finished outside the top 10.

Vietti didn’t make the best of starts from pole position and dropped to second behind Aron Canet, but was able to regain the position on the second lap with a brilliant pass over his Fantic rival into Turn 4.

Canet then dropped behind Speed Up Racing’s Alonso Lopez on the following tour, while Vietti slowly carved a buffer of over a second on his Ajo Kalex during the next phase of the race.

There was drama for the Italian on lap 10 when he appeared to run into a gear-shifting problem at Turn 3, allowing Lopez and Canet to close in within four tenths of him.

However, with Lopez and Canet engaging in a battle of their own on lap 15, Vietti was able to pull away from the chasing pack again and eventually claim his first race win in 12 months by 1.85s.

Lopez took second, while CFMoto Aspar’s Jake Dixon demoted Canet on the last lap to clinch the final spot on the podium.

Fifth place went to Marc VDS rider Tony Arbolino, while points leader Garcia looked set to finish sixth until he was hit with a long lap penalty for exceeding track limits with just four laps left to run.

Taking the loop at the exit of Turn 1 on lap 20, the MT Helmets — MSI rider rejoined the circuit down in 13th place, before taking the chequered flag in a lowly 14th position.

However, with his nearest rival and team-mate Ai Ogura missing the race after suffering an injury in a crash in Saturday practice, Garcia returns from the weekend with an even bigger lead in the standings.

Speed Up’s Aldeguer had an even more miserable race than Garcia as he languished down in 20th place, having started 17th on the grid, while Joe Roberts could only manage ninth for the American Racing Team.

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Jake Dixon became the first British rider to win on home soil since 2015 after beating Aron Canet in a straight duel in the Moto2 race at Silverstone.

Fantic Racing’s Canet had been leading the race since he passed polesitter Ai Ogura at Stowe on the opening lap, with Dixon biding his time in second after demoting Ogura at Brooklands on lap 2.

The two riders were in a class apart from the rest of the field, pulling more than seven seconds clear of the rest of the pack in the 17-lap contest at Silverstone.

Canet started the final lap at the front but CFMoto rider Dixon timed his race-winning pass to absolute perfection, throwing his Kalex up the inside into Abbey to claim the lead.

Canet tried his best to retaliate over the remainder of the lap, but Dixon held on by 0.177s to celebrate his first victory of the year in the intermediate class and the third of his career.

The final place on the podium went to Ajo’s Celestino Vietti, while MT Helmets — MSi rider Sergio Garcia completed a remarkable recovery from 16th on the grid to finish fourth and extend his lead in the championship.

Garcia had dropped down to 24th place after being held up at Abbey on the opening lap, but the Spanish rider quickly carved his way through the field and was running inside the top 10 by lap 7.

He even briefly snatched third place on lap 15 with a move on Manuel Gonzalez into Stowe, but was demoted to fourth by Vietti on the penultimate tour.

Garcia’s charge up the order was made easier by two of his closest title rivals hitting trouble. American Racing Teams’ Joe Roberts had a high-speed crash at Farm on lap seven, while Ogura only went backwards after starting from pole, dropping to 14th at the finish.

MotoGP-bound Fermin Aldeguer, fourth in the championship coming to Silverstone, also had a race to forget on the SpeedUp bike en route to 12th place.

Moto2 British GP — Race results

Ivan Ortola, MT Helmets MSI

Ivan Ortola, MT Helmets MSI

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MT Helmets — MSi rider Ivan Ortola pulled off a last-lap move to take a stunning victory on his 20th birthday in the Moto3 race at Silverstone.

Almost a dozen riders were part of the lead group that ran nose-to-tail in the 15-lap contest on Sunday, although only five had a realistic chance of victory.

Initially, the race appeared to be a three-way fight between polesitter Ortola, Boe Motorsports’ Joel Kelso and Tech3’s Daniel Holgado, who had made a rapid getaway from eighth on the grid.

The trio continued to squabble among themselves and trade the top spot for the majority of the race, before championship leader rider David Alonso (CFMoto) and Collin Veijer joined the fight for victory in the final five laps.

Veijer started the final lap of the race at the front, having made a brilliant pass at the end of the Hangar straight on the previous tour.

But Ortola then overtook Alonso into Copse to claim second, before completing an unlikely move on Veijer going into Maggots to take victory by just 0.123s — despite running wide into Club.

Alonso also managed to barge his way past Veijer at Maggots to finish second, limiting the points loss in the title fight with Ortola. With half of the 20 rounds now complete, Alonso leads the championship by a still sizeable margin of 55 points.

Fourth place in the race went to Holgado, while Kelso dropped to seventh at the finish behind MTA’s Stefano Nepa and Ortola’s team-mate Ryusei Yamanaka.

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David Alonso scored yet another victory in Moto3, while Fermin Aldeguer took the spoils in Moto2 on the support bill for the MotoGP German Grand Prix.

A 23-lap Moto3 grand prix opened up Sunday’s race programme at the Sachsenring, as David Alonso claimed his sixth win of the year to pull away further from the competition in the championship standings.

Intact GP’s Collin Veijer led the field at the start from pole position, with Boe Motorsports’ David Munoz climbing up from sixth on the grid to slot himself into second.

But Veijer’s lead lasted for less than two laps as he crashed his Husqvarna at Turn 11, putting Munoz at the front from Aspar rider Alonso and Honda Team Asia’s Taiyo Furusato.

On lap 4, Alonso managed to pass Munoz into Turn 1 in what would turn out to be the decisive pass for victory.

During the remainder of the contest, there were only two occasions where Alonso would briefly lose the lead to Furusato, on lap 14 at Turn 12 and again on lap 18 going into Turn 7.

But on each occasion the Spaniard was able to fight back and retake the position on the same lap, ensuring he always remained on the front foot in the fight for victory.

A mistake from the Japanese rider at Turn 10 on the final lap left the way clear for Alonso to take the victory from 0.187s for CFMoto Aspar, as MT Helmets — MSI’s Ivan Ortola bounced back from a long lap penalty to complete the podium spots.

Ortola benefited from a penultimate lap crash for Jose Rueda, who lost control of his KTM at Turn 1 and ended up in the gravel.

Leopard Racing’s Adrian Fernandez and Angel Piqueras took fourth and fifth places, while Munoz could only take eighth and Veijer could only recover to 18th after remounting on his Husqvarna.

Moto3 German GP race results
1

D. Alonso CFMOTO Gaviota Aspar Team

 80 CF MOTO 23   153.2   25
2 Japan T. Furusato Honda Team Asia 72 Honda 23 0.187 153.2   20
3

I. Ortola MT Helmets — MSI

 48 KTM 23 0.152 153.2   16
4 Mexico A. Fernandez Leopard Racing 31 Honda 23 2.023 153.1   13
5

Á. Piqueras Leopard Racing

 36 Honda 23 0.076 153.0   11
6 Japan R. Yamanaka MT Helmets — MSI 6 KTM 23 1.348 152.9   10
7 Spain D. Holgado Red Bull GASGAS Tech3 96 GASGAS 23 0.083 152.9   9
8 Spain D. Munoz BOE Motorsports 64 KTM 23 1.592 152.8   8
9 Japan T. Suzuki Liqui Moly Husqvarna Intact GP 24 Husqvarna 23 0.224 152.8   7
10 United Kingdom S. Ogden MLav Racing 19 Honda 23 0.132 152.8   6
11 Australia J. Kelso BOE Motorsports 66 KTM 23 0.204 152.8   5
12 Italy S. Nepa LEVELUP — MTA 82 KTM 23 7.064 152.2   4
13

F. Farioli SIC58 Squadra Corse

 7 Honda 23 11.916 151.3   3
14

J. Esteban CFMOTO Gaviota Aspar Team

 78 CF MOTO 23 0.068 151.3   2
15 Italy M. Bertelle Kopron Rivacold Snipers Team 18 Honda 23 0.002 151.3   1
16

X. Zurutuza Red Bull KTM Factory Racing

 85 KTM 23 13.718 150.3    
17

N. Fabio LEVELUP — MTA

 10 KTM 23 0.388 150.3    
18

C. Veijer Liqui Moly Husqvarna Intact GP

 95 Husqvarna 23 0.210 150.3    
19 Italy R. Rossi CIP 54 KTM 23   150.3    
20

D. Almansa Kopron Rivacold Snipers Team

 22 Honda 23 0.184 150.2    
21 United Kingdom J. Whatley MLav Racing 70 Honda 23 0.118 150.2    
22

T. Buasri Honda Team Asia

 5 Honda 23 7.339 149.7    
23

N. Dettwiler CIP

 55 KTM 23 21.376 148.1    
dnf

J. Antonio Red Bull KTM Factory Racing

 99 KTM 21 2 Laps 153.2 Accident  
dnf

L. Lunetta SIC58 Squadra Corse

 58 Honda 19 2 Laps 152.9 Accident  
dnf

J. Roulstone Red Bull GASGAS Tech3

 12 GASGAS 13 6 Laps 150.7 Accident  
Fermin Aldeguer, SpeedUp Racing

Fermin Aldeguer, SpeedUp Racing

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In the intermediate class, MotoGP-bound Fermin Aldeguer claimed his second win of the season with a comfortable margin of 2.159s over Jake Dixon.

The 25-lap contest came down to a straight fight between Speed Up rider Aldeguer and Marc VDS’s Tony Arbolino after both demoted polesitter KTM Ajo’s Celestino Vietti in quick succession at the end of the fourth tour.

Arbolino then sent his Kalex up the inside of Aldeguer at Turn 12 on lap 7 to snatch the lead, before the Spaniard shot back on lap 10 to reclaim the position.

A mistake for Aldeguer at the tricky Turn 11 on lap 12 dropped him back down to fourth place but he slowly began to recover positions, repassing Arbolino into Turn 12 on lap 15 to hit the front again.

Aldeguer had already begun to drop Arbolino back when the Italian had a big moment on lap 18, sending him tumbling down the order.

Dixon inherited second place as a result but he had no answer to Aldeguer, who cruised to the finish to add to his previous victory in Jerez.

The fight for the final spot on the podium went down the wire, with HT Helmets — MSI rider Ai Ogura snatching the third place from Vietti at the final corner, with Vietti then dropping to fifth behind Italtrans’ Diogo Moreira on the dash to the finish line.

Honda Team Asia’s Somkiat Chantra snatched sixth late on from MT Helmets — MSI’s Sergio Garcia, relegating the championship leader to his worst race finish of the season.

As a result, Garcia, who started the race from 12th place, has his championship lead slashed to just seven points to Ogura going into the summer break.

American Racing Team’s Joe Roberts finished just one place behind title rival Garcia in eighth, while Arbolino eventually crossed the finish line in a disappointing ninth after contending for victory for the majority of the race.

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A thrilling 20-lap Moto3 grand prix opened up Sunday’s race programme at the TT Circuit Assen, with Ivan Ortola denying home hero Collin Veijer at the final chicane.

The first six corners of the race were led by poleman Angel Piqueras (Leopard Honda), before Ortola sent his MT Helmets – MSI KTM up the inside at Turn 7.

Ortola the led for the next 10 laps before Veijer (Intact GP Husqvarna) overtook him at Turn 15 on lap 11.

Veijer at one stage held a lead of almost a second and was being given breathing space as the pack behind fought hard for the final podium spots.

Ortola put in a strong final lap to close Veijer right down, forcing the Dutchman to ride defensively on the way through Turn 15 into the last chicane.

Forcing his bike to the inside of the track, Ortola went past on the outside into Turn 16 on the brakes and held onto the victory by just 0.012s.

This marks Ortola’s first win of the season, with David Munoz (BOE Motorsports) completing the podium in third.

Ajo KTM’s Jose Antonio Rueda was fourth, beating championship leader David Alonso (Aspar) and Luca Lunetta (SIC58) on the first of the Hondas.

Leopard duo Adrian Fernandez and Piqueras completed the top eight, while Stefan Nepa (Level-Up MTA) and Ryusei Yamanaka (MT Helmets – MSI) rounded out the top 10.

Alonso’s championship lead has been cut down slightly to 39 points by Veijer, while Dani Holgado (Tech3) is now 43 adrift after struggling to 11th in the race.

Moto3 Dutch Grand Prix — Race result
1

I. Ortola MT Helmets — MSI

 48 KTM 20   161.4   25
2

C. Veijer Liqui Moly Husqvarna Intact GP

 95 Husqvarna 20 0.012 161.4   20
3 Spain D. Munoz BOE Motorsports 64 KTM 20 2.185 161.2   16
4

J. Antonio Red Bull KTM Factory Racing

 99 KTM 20 0.233 161.2   13
5

D. Alonso CFMOTO Gaviota Aspar Team

 80 CF MOTO 20 0.030 161.2   11
6

L. Lunetta SIC58 Squadra Corse

 58 Honda 20 0.027 161.2   10
7 Mexico A. Fernandez Leopard Racing 31 Honda 20 0.044 161.2   9
8

Á. Piqueras Leopard Racing

 36 Honda 20 0.158 161.2   8
9 Italy S. Nepa LEVELUP — MTA 82 KTM 20 0.188 161.1   7
10 Japan R. Yamanaka MT Helmets — MSI 6 KTM 20 0.055 161.1   6
11 Spain D. Holgado Red Bull GASGAS Tech3 96 GASGAS 20 2.135 161.0   5
12 Australia J. Kelso BOE Motorsports 66 KTM 20 4.353 160.6   4
13 Japan T. Furusato Honda Team Asia 72 Honda 20 10.596 159.8   3
14

J. Roulstone Red Bull GASGAS Tech3

 12 GASGAS 20 7.852 159.2   2
15

J. Esteban CFMOTO Gaviota Aspar Team

 78 CF MOTO 20 0.072 159.2   1
16

N. Fabio LEVELUP — MTA

 10 KTM 20 0.200 159.2    
17 United Kingdom S. Ogden MLav Racing 19 Honda 20 0.061 159.1    
18 Italy R. Rossi CIP 54 KTM 20 0.060 159.1    
19

X. Zurutuza Red Bull KTM Factory Racing

 85 KTM 20 2.841 158.9    
20

T. Buasri Honda Team Asia

 5 Honda 20 1.344 158.8    
21 Italy M. Bertelle Kopron Rivacold Snipers Team 18 Honda 20 1.285 158.7    
22

F. Farioli SIC58 Squadra Corse

 7 Honda 20 0.147 158.7    
23

N. Dettwiler CIP

 55 KTM 20 14.428 157.6    
24 United Kingdom J. Whatley MLav Racing 70 Honda 20 4.538 157.3    
dnf

D. Almansa Kopron Rivacold Snipers Team

 22 Honda 14 6 Laps 159.0 Accident  
dnf Japan T. Suzuki Liqui Moly Husqvarna Intact GP 24 Husqvarna 2 12 Laps 156.5 Accident  
Ai Ogura, MT Helmets MSI

Ai Ogura, MT Helmets MSI

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MotoGP-bound Fermin Aldeguer looked set to convert pole to victory at Assen in the 22-lap Moto2 race.

The Spaniard took the lead back from Ai Ogura at Turn 5 having dropped behind the Japanese rider off the line.

Aldeguer opened out a gap of over 1.5s as the race passed its midway stage, but from lap five had a track limits warning hanging over him.

The Speed Up rider was then handed a long lap penalty for continuing to exceed track limits, serving his punishment on lap 16 and dropping to third.

Aldeguer rallied back to second but couldn’t overhaul Ogura over the final few tours, leaving the MT Helmets – MSI rider to take a second win of the season.

It’s the second time in three races that Aldeguer has thrown away victory to a track limits penalty, with Ogura – ironically – taking the spoils in Barcelona when this last happened.

Sergio Garcia on the sister MT Helmets bike completed the podium ahead of Aspar’s Jake Dixon, while Honda Team Asia’s Somkiat Chantra was fifth.

Tony Arbolino was sixth for Marc VDS Racing, while Marcos Ramirez was seventh on the American Racing-run machine.

The top 10 was completed by Speed Up’s Alonso Lopez, Gresini’s Manuel Gonzalez and Ajo KTM’s Celestino Vietti.

Injury from a crash in practice forced Joe Roberts (American Racing) to miss the grand prix.

But the damage to his championship hopes has been minimal, with Roberts only 23 adrift of Garcia at the top of the standings. Ogura sits second, 14 points behind.

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The Moto3 race was originally due to run over 17 laps, but was red flagged on the fourth tour following an incident between Filippo Farioli and Xabi Zurutuza.

Zurutuza crashed at Turn 9 on lap three and was struck by the bike of Farioli, who was running directly behind. Zurutuza needed trackside medical assistance but was conscious throughout.

Transferred to the medical centre, he was diagnosed with back trauma and is undergoing further checks.

The race was restarted over 11 laps, with championship leader Alonso strengthening his position at the top of the standings.

Alonso led from pole off the line on his Aspar CFMoto and was hounded in the first half of the race, with the likes of Collin Veijer and Taiyo Furusato taking turns heading the field.

Having gotten back into the lead on lap eight, Alonso made a decisive break, though Intact GP’s Veijer managed to close him down over the final tour.

But Alonso held firm for his fifth win of the season, leading Veijer across the line by 0.142 seconds.

Ryusei Yamanaka completed the podium on his MT Helmets – MSI KTM for his first rostrum in Moto3, with Furusato fourth on the Team Asia Honda. David Munoz was fifth for BOE Motorsports.

Ivan Ortola was running in the podium battle on the final lap but crashed at Turn 12. The MT Helmets – MSI rider remounted to finish sixth, with SIC58’s Luca Lunetta seventh.

Adrian Fernandez was eighth for Leopard Honda, with Jacob Roulstone (Tech3 GasGas) and Matteo Bertelle (Snipers Honda) rounded out the top 10.

Title contender Dani Holgado was 14th on his Tech3 GasGas having been forced to serve two long laps for triggering a Turn 1 collision between Jose Antonio Rueda and Stefano Nepa on the opening lap.

Alonso’s championship lead over Holgado has swelled to 37 points, with Veijer 48 adrift in third.

Italian GP — Moto3 race results:
1

D. Alonso CFMOTO Valresa Aspar Team

 80 CF MOTO 11   162.5   25
2

C. Veijer Liqui Moly Husqvarna Intact GP

 95 Husqvarna 11 0.142 162.5   20
3 Japan R. Yamanaka MT Helmets — MSI 6 KTM 11 1.111 162.3   16
4 Japan T. Furusato Honda Team Asia 72 Honda 11 0.447 162.3   13
5 Spain D. Munoz BOE Motorsports 64 KTM 11 3.699 161.8   11
6

I. Ortola MT Helmets — MSI

 48 KTM 11 7.157 160.9   10
7

L. Lunetta SIC58 Squadra Corse

 58 Honda 11 1.283 160.8   9
8 Mexico A. Fernandez Leopard Racing 31 Honda 11 0.132 160.7   8
9

J. Roulstone Red Bull GASGAS Tech3

 12 GASGAS 11 0.128 160.7   7
10 Italy M. Bertelle Kopron Rivacold Snipers Team 18 Honda 11 0.007 160.7   6
11

Á. Piqueras Leopard Racing

 36 Honda 11 0.193 160.7   5
12 Australia J. Kelso BOE Motorsports 66 KTM 11 0.036 160.7   4
13 Italy R. Rossi CIP 54 KTM 11 2.564 160.4   3
14 Spain D. Holgado Red Bull GASGAS Tech3 96 GASGAS 11 5.132 159.7   2
15

J. Antonio Red Bull KTM Factory Racing

 99 KTM 11 0.060 159.7   1
16

N. Fabio LEVELUP — MTA

 10 KTM 11 0.031 159.7    
17 United Kingdom S. Ogden MLav Racing 19 Honda 11 0.083 159.7    
18

J. Esteban CFMOTO Valresa Aspar Team

 78 CF MOTO 11 0.054 159.7    
19

F. Farioli SIC58 Squadra Corse

 7 Honda 11 3.397 159.3    
20

N. Dettwiler CIP

 55 KTM 11 0.201 159.3    
21

D. Almansa Kopron Rivacold Snipers Team

 22 Honda 11 7.776 158.3    
22

T. Buasri Honda Team Asia

 5 Honda 11 4.055 157.8    
23 United Kingdom J. Whatley MLav Racing 70 Honda 11 15.322 156.0    
dnf Italy S. Nepa LEVELUP — MTA 82 KTM 0     Accident  
dnf Japan T. Suzuki Liqui Moly Husqvarna Intact GP 24 Husqvarna 0     Accident  
dns

X. Zurutuza Red Bull KTM Factory Racing

 85 KTM 0     Accident before restart  

Roberts triumphant in Moto2

Due to the red flag stoppage in Moto3, the Moto2 race was shortened to 12 laps and was won by poleman Joe Roberts for American Racing.

The Californian started from pole but had to fight all the way to the chequered flag to score his second grand prix win of his career.

Roberts led for the first three laps before Alonso Lopez overtook him on his Speed Up bike on the fourth tour into Turn 4.

When Roberts went to take the lead back from Lopez at Turn 1 on lap nine, the pair ran wide and allowed Gresini’s Manuel Gonzalez to hit the front.

Roberts then went from third to the lead into Turn 1 on the following tour and resisted an attack from Gonzalez at the same place on the final lap.

The American Racing rider outdragged Gonzalez to the chequered flag by just 0.067 seconds, boosting him to second in the standings and just seven points off the lead.

Lopez completed the podium ahead of the warring MT Helmets – MSI duo of championship leader Sergio Garcia and Ai Ogura.

Aron Canet was sixth on his Fantic Racing machine ahead of Ajo KTM’s Celestino Vietti. Izan Guevara (Aspar), Somkiat Chantra (Honda Team Asia) and Marcos Ramirez (American Racing) rounded out the top 10.

Fermin Aldeguer endured a torrid Mugello weekend, with neck pain forcing him to miss qualifying.

Fighting back into the points in the early stages, the Speed Up rider was taken down in an incident with Jeremy Alcoba on lap four. He is now 59 points down in the championship in sixth.

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The 18-lap Moto3 contest opened up Sunday’s race programme and proved to be another typical Barcelona slipstream fest.

Championship leader Alonso prevailed as he faced high pressure on the final lap to score a fourth win of the season.

The Aspar CFMoto rider was one of numerous names to take turns heading the field at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, but crucially led the pack onto the final lap.

Facing intense examination from Ivan Ortola, Jose Antonio Rueda and Collin Veijer, Alonso kept the chasing pack at arm’s length as he navigated the final tour.

The Colombian still led as he rounded the final few corners, ensuring there would be no attack on him on the run to the line, with Alonso taking the chequered flag 0.242 seconds in front.

Ortola held onto second on his MT Helmets – MSI KTM, with Rueda completing the podium on his Ajo KTM.

Rueda snatched third from Intact GP’s Veijer with a last lap overtake at Turn 4, while David Munoz navigated an earlier long lap penalty to finish fifth on the BOE Motorsports KTM.

Tech3 GasGas rider Dani Holgado faded to sixth having led at several stages, with SIC58 Honda’s Luca Lunetta seventh. The top 10 was completed by Jacob Roulstone (Tech3), Filippo Farioli (SIC58) and Adrian Fernandez (Leopard Honda).

Alonso has opened up a championship lead of 14 points over Holgado, with Veijer 43 adrift in third and five ahead of Ortola in fourth.

Moto3 Race Results
1

D. Alonso CFMOTO Gaviota Aspar Team

 80 CF MOTO 18   155.1   25
2

I. Ortola MT Helmets — MSI

 48 KTM 18 0.242 155.1   20
3

J. Antonio Red Bull KTM Factory Racing

 99 KTM 18 0.271 155.1   16
4

C. Veijer Liqui Moly Husqvarna Intact GP

 95 Husqvarna 18 0.047 155.1   13
5 Spain D. Munoz BOE Motorsports 64 KTM 18 1.088 155.0   11
6 Spain D. Holgado Red Bull GASGAS Tech3 96 GASGAS 18 1.742 154.8   10
7

L. Lunetta SIC58 Squadra Corse

 58 Honda 18 1.401 154.7   9
8

J. Roulstone Red Bull GASGAS Tech3

 12 GASGAS 18 2.457 154.5   8
9

F. Farioli SIC58 Squadra Corse

 7 Honda 18 0.201 154.5   7
10 Mexico A. Fernandez Leopard Racing 31 Honda 18 0.036 154.5   6
11 Japan R. Yamanaka MT Helmets — MSI 6 KTM 18 0.573 154.5   5
12

Á. Piqueras Leopard Racing

 36 Honda 18 0.046 154.5   4
13 Italy S. Nepa LEVELUP — MTA 82 KTM 18 0.043 154.4   3
14

J. Esteban CFMOTO Gaviota Aspar Team

 78 CF MOTO 18 0.013 154.4   2
15 Japan T. Suzuki Liqui Moly Husqvarna Intact GP 24 Husqvarna 18 12.175 153.5   1
16 United Kingdom S. Ogden MLav Racing 19 Honda 18 0.962 153.4    
17 Italy M. Bertelle Kopron Rivacold Snipers Team 18 Honda 18 0.062 153.4    
18

N. Fabio LEVELUP — MTA

 10 KTM 18 0.059 153.4    
19

X. Zurutuza Red Bull KTM Factory Racing

 85 KTM 18 0.909 153.3    
20 United Kingdom J. Whatley MLav Racing 70 Honda 18 18.206 151.9    
21

N. Dettwiler CIP

 55 KTM 18 0.019 151.9    
22

T. Buasri Honda Team Asia

 5 Honda 18 0.048 151.9    
23

F. Aditama Honda Team Asia

 93 Honda 18 6.085 151.5    
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D. Almansa Kopron Rivacold Snipers Team

 22 Honda 12 6 Laps 146.9 Retirement  
dnf Japan T. Furusato Honda Team Asia 72 Honda 5 7 Laps 153.7 Accident  
dnf Australia J. Kelso BOE Motorsports 66 KTM 5 0.550 153.6 Accident  
dnf Italy R. Rossi CIP 54 KTM 5 3.140 152.7 Accident  

Ogura ends Moto2 drought

Ai Ogura, MT Helmets MSI

Ai Ogura, MT Helmets MSI

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MT Helmets – MSI’s Ogura came from 10th on the grid to beat team-mate Sergio Garcia by 3.816s to end a 28-race victory drought.

The Japanese rider found great pace in the latter stages of chaotic race to overhaul Garcia into Turn 1 on lap 18 of 21.

Ogura then proceeded to dart away into the distance to secure his first win of the season and lead a team 1-2.

Garcia led from pole in the early stages before MotoGP-bound Fermin Aldeguer (Speed Up) overtook him on lap two.

Aldeguer pulled away from Garcia but was reeled in again midway through race, before the future Ducati MotoGP rider was handed a long lap penalty on lap 15 for exceeding track limits too many times.

As Aldeguer went to serve his long lap penalty at Turn 1, he crashed out.

This released Garcia into the lead, though he was battling fading rubber and succumbed to Ogura’s advances.

Aspar’s Jake Dixon completed the podium in third ahead of Yamaha VR46 Master Camp rider Jeremy Alcoba, who came from 22nd to fourth.

Senna Agius was fifth on his Intact GP-run bike ahead of Gresini rider Albert Arenas. Marcos Ramirez (American Racing), Alonso Lopez (Speed Up), Joe Roberts (American Racing) and Tony Arbolino (Marc VDS) completed the top 10.

Garcia leads the championship by 21 points from Roberts, with Ogura sitting third and Aldeguer holding fourth place. A crash for Aron Canet leaves him sixth in the standings.

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A tense 20-lap Moto3 grand prix kicked off Sunday’s race action at Le Mans, with poleman David Alonso narrowing Dani Holgado’s championship lead with his third win of the season.

Tech3 GasGas rider Holgado leaped Alonso off the line at the start and ran in the lead for the opening eight laps, before Intact GP’s Collin Veijer came through at the Turn 6 right-hander on the ninth tour.

Veijer’s stint at the front didn’t last long, as Holgado came through again at Turn 2 on the run up to the Dunlop chicane on lap 11.

An enraged David Munoz (BOE Motorsports) demoted Holgado briefly at the Turn 7 left on the same lap, but the Spaniard had been hit with a double long lap penalty for an earlier collision with Ricardo Rossi.

Munoz instantly served the first of those penalties and would later crash out of the race.

Holgado retook the lead when Munoz peeled off into the penalty lane, though a mistake at Turn 6 on lap 13 allowed Veijer back through again.

The pair would trade the lead twice more on lap 15 – when they touched going through Turn 1 – and lap 18, before Aspar’s Alonso jumped the pair of them at Turn 9 on the same tour.

Alonso resisted a retaliation from Holgado across the final few laps and got to the chequered flag 0.105 seconds clear of the Tech3 rider to reduce his championship lead to one point.

David Alonso, CFMOTO Aspar Team

David Alonso, CFMOTO Aspar Team

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Veijer completed the podium from the sister Aspar bike of Joel Esteban and MT Helmets – MSI’s Ivan Ortola.

Adrian Fernandez (Leopard) was sixth despite two long lap penalties for irresponsible riding in practice, while Ryuesei Yamanaka (MT Helmets – MSI), Jose Antonio Rueda (Ajo KTM), Tatsuki Suzuki (Intact GP) and Angel Piqueras (Leopard) rounded out the top 10.

Moto3 results:
1

D. Alonso CFMOTO Gaviota Aspar Team

 80 CF MOTO 20   147.7   25
2 Spain D. Holgado Red Bull GASGAS Tech3 96 GASGAS 20 0.105 147.6   20
3

C. Veijer Liqui Moly Husqvarna Intact GP

 95 Husqvarna 20 0.137 147.6   16
4

J. Esteban CFMOTO Gaviota Aspar Team

 78 CF MOTO 20 0.234 147.6   13
5

I. Ortola MT Helmets — MSI

 48 KTM 20 0.136 147.6   11
6 Mexico A. Fernandez Leopard Racing 31 Honda 20 0.185 147.6   10
7 Japan R. Yamanaka MT Helmets — MSI 6 KTM 20 0.161 147.6   9
8

J. Antonio Red Bull KTM Factory Racing

 99 KTM 20 0.077 147.6   8
9 Japan T. Suzuki Liqui Moly Husqvarna Intact GP 24 Husqvarna 20 0.066 147.6   7
10

Á. Piqueras Leopard Racing

 36 Honda 20 1.062 147.5   6
11

L. Lunetta SIC58 Squadra Corse

 58 Honda 20 4.552 147.2   5
12

J. Roulstone Red Bull GASGAS Tech3

 12 GASGAS 20 0.188 147.2   4
13 Australia J. Kelso BOE Motorsports 66 KTM 20 0.314 147.1   3
14 Japan T. Furusato Honda Team Asia 72 Honda 20 3.559 146.9   2
15

D. Almansa Rivacold Snipers Team

 22 Honda 20 0.574 146.8   1
16

X. Zurutuza Red Bull KTM Factory Racing

 85 KTM 20 1.925 146.7    
17 Italy S. Nepa LEVELUP — MTA 82 KTM 20 2.925 146.5    
18

N. Dettwiler CIP

 55 KTM 20 11.741 145.7    
19

N. Fabio LEVELUP — MTA

 10 KTM 20 0.858 145.6    
20

T. Buasri Honda Team Asia

 5 Honda 20 5.369 145.2    
21 United Kingdom J. Whatley MLav Racing 70 Honda 20 13.619 144.3    
dnf Spain D. Munoz BOE Motorsports 64 KTM 16 4 Laps 142.5 Retirement  
dnf Italy M. Bertelle Rivacold Snipers Team 18 Honda 15 1 Lap 147.2 Retirement  
dnf United Kingdom S. Ogden MLav Racing 19 Honda 10 5 Laps 146.9 Accident  
dnf Italy R. Rossi CIP 54 KTM 7 3 Laps 147.0 Accident  
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F. Farioli SIC58 Squadra Corse

 7 Honda 1 6 Laps 128.3 Retirement  

Garcia triumphs in Moto2

In the 22-lap Moto2 grand prix, Sergio Garcia scored a second win of the 2024 season after dominating from the off at Le Mans.

The MT Helmets – MSI rider leaped into first off the line after poleman Aron Canet plummeted down the order when he botched the start.

Garcia instantly pulled a seven-tenth lead over American Racing’s Joe Roberts and would continue to extend his advantage to 3.174s come the chequered flag.

The battle for the final podium spots raged to the end, with Ai Ogura coming from 17th on the grid to complete an MT Helmets – MSI 1-2 ahead of Speed Up’s Alonso Lopez.

Lopez had been in second coming into the final lap before being passed by Ogura at Turn 9, and fended off Roberts by 0.060s on the run to the line.

It marked the first non-Kalex podium since the 2012 Valencia Moto2 GP, when Suter chassis occupied all three rostrum spots.

Honda Team Asia’s Somkiat Chantra was fifth from Canet, the Fantic Racing rider – carrying a fractured left ankle from a crash at Jerez – denied a heroic podium late on.

Fermin Aldeguer was seventh on the second Speed Up team bike from Marc VDS’ Tony Arbolino, Gresini’s Albert Arenas and Aspar’s Izan Guevara.

Gresini’s Manuel Gonzalez had been an early podium contender but crashed out of that battle on lap six.

Garcia now leads the championship by seven points from Roberts, with Aldeguer 26 adrift in third.

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The 19-lap Moto3 race opened up Sunday’s Spanish GP action, with drama striking almost immediately.

Having lost out from pole on the run to Turn 1 at the start, Aspar CF Moto rider David Alonso retook the lead from David Munoz into Turn 6 on the opening lap.

Leading the field into the last corner, Alonso crashed out, releasing Munoz into a comfortable lead as the Aspar rider rejoined at the back of the field.

BOE Motorsport rider Munoz was quickly reeled in by the chasing pack headed by Intact GP KTM’s Collin Veijer, who scythed past into the led through the Turn 11 right-hander.

From there, Veijer kept the pack at bay as the laps counted down and continued to lead as he headed Munoz onto the final lap.

Munoz kept the pressure on Veijer, but the Dutch rider kept enough margin in hand on the run through the final sector to stop any last-corner attacks.

A small moment on the gas coming out of Turn 13 put Munoz right onto Veijer’s exhaust, but the Intact GP rider took the chequered flag 0.045 seconds clear for a second grand prix victory.

­MT Helmets – MSI KTM rider Ivan Ortola completed the podium from his team-mate Ryusei Yamanaka, while Joel Kelso rounded out the top five on the sister BOE Motorsports-run bike.

Adrian Fernandez was seventh for Leopard Honda ahead of championship leader Dani Holgado, with the Tech3 GasGas rider battered and bruised after a crash on Saturday which left him 18th on the grid.

MTA duo Nicola Carraro and Stefano Nepa, while Leopard rookie Angel Piqueras completed the top 10, while Alonso recovered to 11th.

Holgado holds a six-point lead in the standings from Alonso, with Veijer 28 back in third.

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Conditions remained good for the 21-lap Moto2 race, which was controlled by pre-season title favourite Fermin Aldeguer.

The Speed Up rider had to engage in an early battle with Gresini’s Manuel Gonzales, with the pair trading places across the first six laps.

Poleman Aldeguer made his decisive move on the sixth tour when he came through on Gonzales at Turn 8 and would quickly streak away.

The Spaniard would get to the chequered flag 1.287 seconds clear, as American Racing rider Joe Roberts strengthened his claims to a MotoGP ride in 2025 with a ride from 11th to second.

Roberts now leads the championship by five points and has become the first American rider in grand prix racing to score three successive podiums since the late Nicky Hayden in MotoGP in 2006.

Gonzales completed the podium from MT Helmets – MSI’s Sergio Garcia, with Albert Arenas (Gresini) completing the top five.

Ai Ogura (MT Helmets – MSI), Marc VDS’ Tony Arbolino, Yamaha VR46 Master Camp’s Jeremy Alcoba, Ajo KTM’s Celestino Vietti and Honda Team Asia’s Somkiat Chantra rounded out the top 10.

A fractured leg in a crash in practice ruled Aron Canet out of the grand prix, meaning he slips 31 points down in the championship in seventh.

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A chaotic 14-lap Moto3 grand prix at the Circuit of the Americas went the way of Aspar rider Alonso in a lights-to-flag display of domination.

The Colombian rider nailed his launch from pole to grab the holeshot into the first corner and streaked away quickly from a chasing pack filled with riders slapped with multiple long lap penalties.

Alonso soon got his lead out to over four seconds before being reeled in by the group behind in the closing stages to 2.5s.

But a crash for Intact GP’s Collin Veijer at Turn 3 forced Tech3 GasGas rider Daniel Holgado, Leopard Honda rookie Angel Piqueras and MT Helmets – MSI KTM’s Ryusei Yamanaka to take avoiding action.

This gifted Alonso a bigger lead and he would get to the chequered flag 5.163 seconds clear of Holgado.

Holgado took second by just 0.013s from Piqueras, who celebrates the first podium of his grand prix career in just his third race having started 17th.

Yamanaka was just 0.5s outside of the podium in fourth from BOE Motorsports’ David Munoz and the sister Intact GP bike of Tatsuki Suzuki.

Joel Kelso remounted from a crash late on at Turn 1 to finish seventh on his BOW KTM, with Tech3 rookie Jacob Roulstone, Aspar’s Joel Esteban and Snipers Honda’s Matteo Bertelle – who served three long lap penalties — rounding out the top 10.

Holgado holds a two-point lead over Alonso in the championship, with Kelso 37 adrift and last year’s COTA Moto3 winner Ivan Ortola 42 behind after two crashes ruled him out of the grand prix.

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MT Helmets – MSI’s Garcia grabbed the holeshot from third on the grid and converted that to a maiden Moto2 victory in just his third race in the class.

The Spaniard, who never scored a point at the Circuit of the Americas before today, moved himself into a dominant position as the race wore on and survived two late errors at Turn 11 to get to the chequered flag 0.492s clear of the field.

Following him home was home favourite Joe Roberts, who tallied back-to-back Moto2 podiums for the American Racing squad in 2024.

Fermin Aldeguer recovered from a poor opening lap to complete the podium on his Speed Up-run bike.

The Spaniard did move into second on lap 13 of 16 when Roberts ran off track at Turn 12, but was powerless to stop the American from reclaiming the position.

Alonso Lopez was fourth after losing out in a duel with team-mate Aldeguer, while Marcos Ramirez was fifth on the sister American Racing-run bike.

Dennis Foggia was sixth for Italtrans Racing, while Ai Ogura (MT Helmets – MSI), Jeremy Alcoba (Yamaha VR46 Master Camp), Aron Canet (Fantic Racing) and Celestino Vietti (KTM Ajo) completed the top 10.

Poleman Canet struggled from the off in the race and was handed a time penalty for running off track and gaining an advantage late on.

Garcia now leads the championship by two points from Roberts, with Lopez and Canet equal on points 13 back from the leader. Aldeguer sits seventh, 22 points adrift.

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