CEV Moto3 Valencia: Quartararo wins again!

The penultimate round of the FIM CEV Repsol International Championship ends with another victory for Fabio Quartararo, with what is his eighth victory in 2014.
44 drivers lined up at the start, out of 57 who took part in yesterday's qualifying, led by Poleman Gabriel Rodrigo, accompanied on the front row by Jorge Navarro and the Frenchman from the Junior Team Estrella Galicia 0.0.

The race lasts only two laps, then it is interrupted due to a red flag: the multiple crashes meant that the circuit needed cleaning before it could resume.
A few minutes and here is the new grid, with Jorge Navarro on pole, the classification referring to the crossing of the finish line before the stop being considered valid.

We start again for 9 laps, and it is immediately clear that it will be a two-man fight. Navarro and Quartararo immediately take off, in a close battle that will continue until the eighth lap, with the Spaniard's fall which effectively delivers the Frenchman's eighth seal. Jorge will finish thirty-second after getting back on the bike.

On the podium we find another Frenchman, Alexis Masbou, one of the wild cars on the track today, and the only Spaniard, Albert Arenas, with the Calvo team's KTM.
First of the Italians, fourth, is Nicolò Bulega, who once again confirms himself at the top of the category, followed by Maria Herrera.
Eighth place was Luca Marini, author of the race that gave him his best placing of the season.

Sixteenth, just a whisker away from the points zone, from which Tony Arbolino on the Sic53 Squadra Corse KTM separates him by just 58 thousandths. His teammate, Anthony Groppi, is twenty-first and last of the Italians in the standings.

Unfortunately, Davide Pizzoli is out

Moto3 order of arrival