Moto3 will have their first Japanese 1-2 on the starting grid since 2001, with Sasaki on pole, and Toba lining up just behind him.
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As well as topping the combined timings for Moto3 Free Practice, Raul Fernandez also smashed a four-year-old lap record at Sachsenring.
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The Moto3 and Moto2 riders have completed a critical post race test at the Barcelona circuit.
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Moto3 has its twelfth consecutive winner after a hugely chaotic Gran Premi Monster Energy de Catalunya. It was Marcos Ramirez on the Leopard Racing machine who avoided the carnage that took place on almost every lap to take his first victory.
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We now have our seventh different pole sitter from seven rounds of Moto3 as Rodrigo took his first of the season.
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Our championship leader laid down his intentions for the weekend by smashing the current Moto3 lap record at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya. Read on for the full Free Practice report.
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Moto3 has enjoyed it’s eleventh different winner from eleven races as Tony Arbolino takes his first ever race win at his home track of Mugello.
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At his home race weekend, Tony Arbolino secured pole position in Mugello.
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Kaito Toba has made history in Qatar after becoming the first Japanese rider in history to win a Moto3 race. He got the better of Lorenzo Dalla Porta and Aron Canet.
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Aron Canet dominated the Moto3 qualifying session at Qatar to take his first pole since Germany 2017.
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The final day of pre-season testing ended much like the penultimate day did, with Sam Lowes fastest for the Intermediate class, and Romano Fenati fastest in the Lightweight class.
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Briton, Sam Lowes, ended the second day of Moto2 testing on top, whilst Romano Fenati topped the Moto3 timing sheets.
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Qatar Test: Binder Dominates in Moto2 as Arbolino tops Moto3 Session
by Joshua Closeby Joshua CloseBrad Binder dominated the first day of the final Moto2 pre-season test at Qatar, whilst Tony Arbolino topped the timing sheets in Moto3.
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Aron Canet made his mark on the second day of testing at Jerez to top the timing sheets ahead of Jaume Masia and Tony Arbolino.
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Luca Marini topped the timesheets on the first day of the Jerez Moto2 test ahead of Iker Lecuona and Sam Lowes. The riders were fortunate to have sunny, dry weather to make the test as productive as possible.