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21 days after surgery: World Championship dominator Quiles triumphed ahead of Intact ace Almansa
21 days after surgery: World Championship dominator Quiles triumphed ahead of Intact ace Almansa
World Championship leader Maximo remained unstoppable in Aragon too. Three weeks after his crash in England, the Aspar rider put on a brilliant display on his Moto3 comeback in Aragon. Almansa could only manage P2, whilst Leo Rammerstorfer finished 17th.
Qualifying, Aragon: Pole-setter David Almansa (Intact) with nerves of steel
A single lap was enough for Intact GP rider David Almansa to secure pole position with a lap record. World Championship leader Quiles surprised everyone by taking third on the grid behind his team-mate Marco Morelli. Leo Rammerstorfer is 24th.
Double world champion from Sweden: Marking the 10th anniversary of Kent Andersson’s death
Scandinavia has so far produced only two solo motorcycle world champions – the Finn Jarno Saarinen and the Swede Kent Andersson. 29 August marks the tenth anniversary of Andersson’s death.
Moto3, qualifying: David Almansa 1st – Buchanan suffers a violent highside
In the Moto3 qualifying session at Aragon, David Almansa (Intact GP) set the fastest time. Rico Salmela and Valentin Perrone finished second and third. Maximo Quiles was eighth. Cormac Buchanan caused a moment of panic.
British partnership: Eddie O’Shea and GRYD MLav Racing to remain united in 2027
The British Moto3 team GRYD MLav Racing is committed to continuity when it comes to developing home-grown riders. The team recently announced that it will continue with Eddie O’Shea in 2027.
A fierce battle among the rookies: how the MotoGP riders of the future are faring
The current Moto3 World Championship season is proving to be a wild ride – and, thanks to a number of top-class newcomers, a very young one at that. No fewer than five rookies have established themselves in the top 10. Here’s an overview of the up-and-coming talent.
Red Bull KTM Ajo: Alvaro Carpe set to leave, Rico Salmela joins
The KTM junior programme, run by Ajo Motorsport, is in excellent shape in the Moto3 World Championship with Brian Uriarte and Alvaro Carpe. However, one of the Spanish riders will be leaving the team next year.
Phase 2: How Leo Rammerstorfer’s Moto3 career could unfold
Leo Rammerstorfer has not yet made a big impact in the Moto3 World Championship. However, the chances are good that the rookie from Austria will be back on the grid in 2027 – on a KTM.
After a serious crash: Matteo Bertelle and the road back to the top of Moto3
Moto3 rider Matteo Bertelle speaks in the ‘Mig Babol’ podcast in greater detail than ever before about the aftermath of his crash in spring 2025, about his body being out of control and his desire to race in Moto2.









