attacked on the back straight on
the final lap but ran slightly wide
at the end of the move, allowing
Guevara to regain second place
and secure valuable champion-
ship points.
Senna Agius (Liqui Moly
Dynavolt Intact GP) and Ivan Or-
tola (QJMotor – Reverte – MSI)
completed the top five ahead of
Gonzalez, whose championship
lead was reduced to 32.5 points
ahead of the upcoming Misano-
Red Bull Ring doubleheader.
Daniel Holgado (CFMoto Inde
Aspar Team) finished seventh,
followed by Deniz Oncu (ELF Marc
VDS Racing Team), Alex Escrig
(Klint Racing Team) and Adrian
Huertas (Italtrans Racing Team).
For Lopez, however, the day
belonged to him, the Spaniard
delivering his first victory in more
than two years with a composed
performance from start to finish.
Moto3
Just three weeks after sustain-
ing the injury at Silverstone, Max
Quiles battled his way to the
front before holding off a de-
termined David Almansa (Liqui
Moly Dynavolt Intact GP) in the
closing stages. Polesitter Alman-
sa had led early and appeared
on course to complete a clean
sweep of the weekend before
Quiles made his decisive move
into turn one on lap 11.
The leading group repeatedly
reshuffled as Quiles, Almansa,
Alvaro Carpe (Red Bull KTM Ajo)
and Marco Morelli (CFMoto Viel
Aspar Team) traded positions.
Almansa briefly regained the
lead after a mistake from Quiles
at turn 14, but Quiles and Morelli
responded at turn one on the fol
-
lowing lap.
Quiles opened a gap of nearly
a second, only for Almansa
to close rapidly and start the
final lap just 0.108 of a second
behind. A clean final lap from
Quiles, however, secured an
impressive victory, with Almansa
second and Morelli third.
Carpe finished fourth, while
Brian Uriarte (Red Bull KTM
Ajo) recovered from a long-lap
penalty to take fifth. Adrian
Cruces (CIP GreenPower) was
sixth ahead of Casey O'Gorman
(SIC58 Squadra Corse), Valentin
Perrone (Red Bull KTM Tech3),
Guido Pini (Leopard Racing)
ROUND 13 / AUGUST 28-30, 2026
MOTORLAND ARAGON / ALCANIZ, SPAIN
ROAD RACE I FIM MOTOGP WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
P88
It was tight in Moto3,
but Max Quiles (28)
never really looked like
he was going to lose it.
He didn't, banking yet
another 25 points.
