In the races for the junior formulas at Mugello, the Moto 2 event was won by Tito Rabat over Johann Zarco and a surprising Dominique Aegerter, who finished in third, on the last step of the podium. Completing the top five were the rapid Sam Lowes (who already has a Moto 2 win this year), and Luis Salom. In positions six through ten, were Xavier Simeon, Julian Simon, Sandro Cortese, Axel Pons, and the rapid Lorenzo Baldassari, another rider, who has already won in Moto 2 this year.
Twenty four motorcycles finished this race, with retirements from Hafizh Syahrin, Jonas Folger, Simone Corsi, Franco Morbidelli, and some heavy hitters... Mika Kallio, and Thomas Luthi. One rider, did not even complete a lap. Wildcard Malaysian entrant, Zaqhwan Zaidi.
#1 Tito Rabat ESP. Kalex
In the Moto 3 event, Portuguese rider Miguel Oliveira, broke through, for his first Moto 3 win! He was joined on the podium, by Danny Kent, and Romano Fenati. Other places in the top five went to Francesco Bagnaia, and Enea Bastianinni. In sixth through tenth places, were Niccolo Antonelli, Jorge Navarro, Isaac Vinales, Alexis Masbou, and Brad Binder. 28 bikes and riders finished the Moto 3 event, with a good number, not seeing the end, including Efren Vazquez, Jules Danilo, Juanfran Guevara, Tatsuki Suzuki, Gabriel Rodrigo, Fabio Quartararo, (who has been impressive despite the result at Mugello), and wildcard Italian racers, Stefano Manzi, and Marco Bezzecchi.
#44 Miguel Oliveira ESP. KTM
Moto 2 and Moto 3 again join their big brothers in MotoGP, for the next round of the championship, at the Grand Prix of Catalunya, in Spain, in two weeks.
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