CEV Moto3 Aragon: Quartararo makes it three, Migno is fourth and Bulega seventh

The curtain falls on the Moto3 category of the FIM Cev, the Spanish speed championship. The Frenchman Fabio Quartararo (Honda) emerged victorious at the end of a race that saw him in the breakaway together with the Spaniard Jorge Navarro (Ioda-Honda) for almost all 15 laps; the two were the protagonists of an extraordinary duel which ended with the victory of the reigning champion by just 29 thousandths of a second.

Navarro's weekend was no less commendable, bringing the Ioda to the podium. Third with them on the podium was the Japanese Hiroki Hono, who reached the finish line together with the second group, with a three-man sprint fifteen seconds behind the first two, but which saw him excel over Andrea Migno and Marco Ramirez.

Only sixth was Maria Herrera, who started from the third row and had climbed up to third position, before making a small mistake that dropped her a few positions. Behind her Nicolò Bulega (seventh) and Gabriel Rodrigo (eighth), driver of Aleix Espargarò's team. Stefano Manzi, on Mahindra, came in tenth, while Luca Marini, Valentino Rossi's little brother, finished fifteenth. Further back, thirty-seventh Gabriele Ruju.

Things change a bit in the general classification. Quartararo consolidates his lead, with 95 points, Navarro jumps from sixth to second position, with 57 points. Herrera maintains third place with 55 points, followed by Rodrigo (who goes from second to fourth) one point behind, in turn ahead of Hiroki, who despite today's podium loses one position. Sixth and first of the Italians is Migno, with 50 points.

Race ranking
Moto3 general classification (updated at Le Mans)