The Moto3 championship was played this year and it was Brad Binder who won the cup to the greatest joy of KTM. However, there is still a major stake to be awarded: the title of best beginner. For the moment, it's Mir who washes whiter.
Rarely have we seen a Grand Prix season in a category where so many beginners are playing at the forefront. The young shoots have revealed themselves this year in Moto3. They even manage to win, like a Joan mir who won in Austria, doing better than a Nicholas Bulega who was pleased with a runner-up position in Valencia.
Joan Mir and Nicolo Bulega are precisely the two protagonists for this envied status of best beginner. The Leopard pilot, teammate of fabio quartararo and Andrea Locatelli, scored 117 points and is in a good fourth place in the championship.
Bulega, who was given a little too quickly to win his case, is four lengths behind and in the top 5 of the provisional general.
That said, this duo isn't just dueling. There is a third thief who must be taken into account, especially since he was hardly expected at such a party. It is Fabio DiGiannantonio which truly comes to light. With 111 units and three podiums, he follows the two mentioned above and shows more and more that he has less and less to envy of his teammate Enea Bastianini. Who is not just anyone!
See you in Japan for the rest of the events. Aron Canet from Honda Estrella, Bo Bendsneyder, KTM official, and Khairul Idham Pawi (Honda team Asia) are the other notable rookies in the place.
MIR Joan SPA 117
BULEGA Nicolo ITA 113
DI GIANNANTONIO ITA 111
CANET Aron SPA 60
PAWI Khairul Idham MAL 54
BENDSNEYDER Bo NED 53
NORRODIN Adam EVIL 5
