Yours truly has some scheduling conflicts, and is confused about the times for the broadcasts of Moto 2 and Moto 3 from Aragon, Spain, (the support races for MotoGP). So, in the interest of time, both these races will be abbreviated to one entry, based on their results. Here's your race report(s).
In the Moto 2 race, it was Spaniard Nico Terol for Aspar Team Moto2 taking the victory over countryman Tito Rabat. Spaniards swept the podium, as Pol Espargaro, winner of the previous Moto 2 race, rounded out the podium. Championship points leader Scott Redding finished fourth. Takaaki Nakagami and a few other key riders, finished outside the top ten. Among the retirements were Alex De Angelis, Anthony West, Simone Corsi, Tom Luthi, Xavier Simeon, and Steven Odendaal.
#18 Nico Terol ESP Suter
More luck for Spain in the Moto 3 race, as Alex Rins emerged the winner over his countrymen who finished second, third, and fourth. Maverick Vinales and Alex Marquez also made the podium. 29 bikes were classified at the finish. Six of them were DNF's including Zulfahmi Khairuddin, Matteo Ferrari, Florian Alt, Toni Finsterbusch, Jakub Kornfeil, and Alan Techer.
#42 Alex Rins ESP KTM
These are the last European races of the season for Moto 2 and Moto 3 until the actual season finale at Circuit Ricardo Tormo, in Valencia, Spain, at the end of November. For MotoGP, Moto 2, and Moto 3, their next three races will be in Asia and Australia. The Malaysian Grand Prix is slated to take place in two weeks. Stay tuned for the race reports.
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