In Moto 2 action at Catalunya, Johann Zarco scored another victory. Alex Rins and Tito Rabat completed the podium. Sam Lowes and Luis Salom completed the top five. In sixth through tenth, it was Tom Luthi, Jonas Folger, Franco Morbidelli, Dominique Aegerter, and Lorenzo Baldassari. Six bikes and riders, were unclassified or didn't even finish one lap, including Ricard Cardus, Ratthapark Wilairot (the new rider for JPMoto Malaysia, who had been racing in the FIM World Supersport championship), Robin Mulhauser, Sandro Cortese, Axel Pons, and Xavier Simeon.
#5 Johann Zarco FRA. Kalex
Danny Kent came away with another Moto 3 victory at Catalunya. He's a dominating force in the division this year so far. Enea Bastianini, and Efren Vazquez also finished on the podium. Completing the top five places were Niccolo Antonelii, and winner last time out in Italy, Miguel Oliveira. In sixth through tenth, it was Jorge Navarro, Isaac Vinales, Romano Fenati, Brad Binder, and Philipp Oettl.
Four riders and bikes were not classified at the finish, including Karel Hanika, Darryn Binder, John McPhee, and Hiroki Ono. Neither Jakub Kornfeil or Gabriel Rodrigo, turned a single lap.
#52 Danny Kent GBR. Honda
The next event for Moto 2 and Moto 3, will be joining the MotoGP stars at the Dutch TT in Assen, Holland, coming up in a dozen days time, as the race will be run on Saturday, as opposed to Sunday.
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