Under mild skies and a dry track, the Moto3 race set the tone this Sunday in Assen by offering us a performance full of twists and turns. In the end, it was Bagnaia who won, a first for him and the Mahindra brand.
Migno follows for his first podium in front By Giannantonio which is gaining strength. The result of the first city was however not validated by the commissioners who considered its excursion outside the limits of the track in the final assault as an irregular advantage. The VR46 driver will be classified third.
fenati only follows and scores the points for fourth place ahead Antonelli and Jules Danilo who has never seen victory so close and who records his best career result at this level.
Bulega, Mir and Bendsneyder follow as Dalla Porta closes the top 10 for a losing Estrella team Canet quite early in this fiery ordeal.
Italy was therefore in the spotlight in the Netherlands while this race was marked by twelve spectacular falls. Arenas, Pawi and Darryn Binder fell alone but the other accidents were a couple's story. Rodrigo, hot as embers, fell into the peloton in the first laps leading Quarterly in his misfortune. Masbou clashed with Suzuki, Canet ruined the hopes of Guevara who could have taken the Honda Estella on the helmet while Open up et bastianini will have things to say to each other in the paddock.
One who has avoided the fall is one Brad Binder who narrowly missed the fatal mistake before rejoining the track and taking the points for twelfth place. A position which allows it to further increase its lead in the championship which increases to 48 points on a NAVARRO package while fenati is still 58 lengths away.
Assen, Moto3, Race: Ranking
1. Francis Bagnaia
ITA ASPAR Mahindra Team Moto3 (Mahindra) 38m 11.535s
2. Fabio DiGiannantonio ITA Gresini Racing Moto3 (Honda) 38m 11.574s
3. Andrea Migno ITA SKY Racing Team VR46 (KTM) 38m 11.553s
4. Roman Fenati ITA SKY Racing Team VR46 (KTM)
38m 11.619s
5. Niccolo Antonelli ITA Ongetta-Rivacold (Honda)
38m 11.671s
6. Jules Danilo FRA Ongetta-Rivacold (Honda) 38m 11.696s
7. Nicholas Bulega ITA SKY Racing Team VR46 (KTM)
38m 12.361s
8. Joan mir SPA Leopard Racing (KTM) 38m 12.374s
9. Will Bendsneyder NED Red Bull KTM Ajo (KTM) 38m 12.558s
10. Lorenzo Dalla Porta ITA Estrella Galicia 0,0 (Honda) 38m 12.573s
11. Philipp Oettl GER Schedl GP Racing (KTM) 38m 12.688s
12. Brad Binder RSA Red Bull KTM Ajo (KTM) 38m 23.704s
13. Jakub Kornfeil CZE Drive M7 SIC Racing Team (Honda) 38m 27.176s
14. Maria Herrera SPA MH6 Team (KTM) 38m 30.053s
15. Livio Law BEL RW Racing GP BV (Honda) 38m 30.084s
16. John Mcphee GBR Peugeot MC Saxoprint (Peugeot)
38m 30.137s
17. Darryn binder RSA Platinum Bay Real Estate (Mahindra) 38m 48.454s
18. Stefano Valtulini ITA 3570 Team Italia (Mahindra)
38m 53.097s
19. Adam Norrodin MAL Drive M7 SIC Racing Team (Honda) 38m 53.182s
20. Lorenzo Petrarca ITA 3570 Team Italia (Mahindra)
39m 6.174s
21. Fabio Spiranelli ITA CIP-Unicom Starker (Mahindra) 39m 6.830s
22. Danny Webb GBR Platinum Bay Real Estate (Mahindra) 39m 15.806s
Enea Bastianini ITA Gresini Racing Moto3 (Honda)
DNF
Andrea Locatelli ITA Leopard Racing (KTM) DNF
Alexis Masbou FRA Peugeot MC Saxoprint (Peugeot)
DNF
Tatsuki suzuki JPN CIP-Unicom Starker (Mahindra)
DNF
Juanfran Guevara SPA RBA Racing Team (KTM) DNF
Aron canet SPA Estrella Galicia 0,0 (Honda) DNF
gabriel rodrigo ARG RBA Racing Team (KTM) DNF
fabio quartararo FRA Leopard Racing (KTM) DNF
Khairul Idham Pawi MAL Honda Team Asia (Honda)
DNF
Albert Arenas SPA ASPAR Mahindra Team Moto3 (Mahindra)
DNF
