Moto3 2026 Standings: Quiles Solid at Top After British GP

Maximo Quiles continues to show his class in Moto3 in 2026. After the Moto3 round at the British GP, the CFMOTO Valresa Aspar Team rider remains comfortably at the top of the standings with 231 points. His lead over the nearest rival has now stretched to 85 points, a margin that is considered very safe in this most competitive class.

The moment at Silverstone did not go smoothly for Quiles, who finished second before dropping to fourth. However, his consistency throughout the season has been the difference. With six wins and ten podiums from eleven races, the Spanish rider is almost untouchable in the title fight.

The battle behind him is much hotter. Alvaro Carpe from Red Bull KTM Ajo is closely following in second with 146 points, narrowly ahead of David Almansa who has 134 points. Carpe has not won yet, but his five podiums keep him a serious threat. Almansa, with two wins, still has a chance to overtake if his consistency improves.

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Brian Uriarte, Carpe's teammate, sits fourth with 127 points. He has two wins and three podiums, though his recent results have been up and down. Meanwhile, Marco Morelli from CFMOTO Valresa Aspar Team completes the top five with 115 points, just 12 points behind Uriarte. The competition in this sector is very tight and could change at any time.

From the Asian camp, Veda Pratama from Honda Team Asia remains the best hope. He is in sixth place with 97 points, just one point behind Valentin Perrone in seventh. Unfortunately, Veda's performance in recent rounds has slightly declined, which has cost him the chance to close in on the top five.

Interestingly, three rookie riders stood out in Britain. Malaysian rider Hakim Danish moved up to eighth in the standings after finishing seventh at Silverstone. He now has 86 points and is one of the season's surprises.

With several rounds remaining, the Moto3 2026 title fight is still wide open. However, all eyes are on Quiles, who is just a step away from sealing his world championship. Can he hold on to his lead until the end of the season? We'll just have to wait for his action in the upcoming rounds.