M. Quiles won the Moto3 race by a mere 0.021 seconds over D. Almansa, closing the weekend with a tense finish-line drama. Clear skies and a dry track allowed riders to push to the limit, but tire strategy and energy management remained key.
From the moment the lights went out, Quiles took the initiative and led the pack. Almansa stuck close, while B. Uriarte and M. Bertelle traded opportunities. The battle at the front was fierce, with slipstreams and late braking being the weapons of choice.
In the closing laps, Quiles and Almansa swapped positions. Almansa briefly led at the final corner, but Quiles had better traction on exit. The finish line witnessed Quiles' narrow victory.

Uriarte had to settle for third, 1.343 seconds adrift. Bertelle and V. Perrone completed the top five, each over 12 seconds back. R. Salmela, J. Kelso, A. Cruces, M. Morelli, and C. O'Gorman rounded out the top ten.
The result tightens the Moto3 championship standings. Quiles reduces the gap to his rivals, while Almansa remains in close pursuit. Consistent front-running finishes are proving invaluable heading into the next round.
The race also saw incidents. N. Carraro and L. Rammerstorfer retired early due to technical issues, while J. Esteban did not finish. This serves as a reminder that reliability is as crucial as speed.
With this result, Moto3 once again demonstrates that close finishes are the norm. The young riders continue to prove they belong at the highest level. The next round promises to be just as tight.



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