and the chasing field.
Gonzalez soon hit the front,
trading places with Arenas
before making his move stick.
As the laps wound down, Gonza-
lez's relentless pace saw him
pull a
gap of over a second with
four laps to go, leaving Arenas
to settle for second.
The battle for third was brutal.
Canet and Moreira engaged
in an elbows-out scrap that
allowed Celestino Vietti (Beta
Tools SpeedUp) to join the fight
on the final lap. Despite the
pressure, Canet clung to third
at the flag. Moreira took fourth
ahead of local favorite Vietti in
fifth.
Deniz Oncu (Red Bull KTM
Ajo) and Izan Guevara (bLU
cRU Pramac Yamaha Moto2)
finished sixth and seventh, with
Moto3 champ David Alonso (As
-
par CFMOTO Kalex) eighth. Joe
Roberts
and Marcos Ramirez
(American Racing Team Kalex)
rounded out the top 10.
The win sees Gonzalez gain a
nine-point advantage over Canet
in the standings, 143 to 134.
Moreira is third on 103.
Moto3
Maximo Quiles (CFMOTO Val-
resa Aspar) stormed to his first
Grand
Prix win in a breathtaking
final lap at Mugello, snatching
victory from Alvaro Carpe (Red
Bull KTM Ajo) and local hero
Dennis Foggia (CFMOTO Viel
Aspar) in a classic Moto3 show
-
down. The margin of victory was
an incredible six-thousandths of
a second.
Polesitter
Carpe grabbed
the holeshot and led early, with
teammate and championship
leader Jose Antonio Rueda (Red
Bull KTM Ajo) and Scott Ogden
(CIP Green Power KTM) dicing
closely behind. Lap two saw
ROUND 9 / JUNE 20-22, 2025
MUGELLO CIRCUIT / SCARPERIA E SAN PIERO, ITALY
ROAD RACE I FIM MOTOGP WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
P80
Fabio Di Giannantonio's late race
pace was extraordinary, and he
nearly nabbed second place off Alex
Marquez by the finish.
