The MotoJunior paddock arrives in Misano for the 7th and final round of the 2026 season, with five races and three Championships still to be awarded for the finale on the Adriatic coast!
- Carlos Cano (CFMOTO Aspar Junior Team) arrives in Misano with 43 points ahead in the championshipThe young Spanish star has won four of the last five races and can clinch the title as early as Race 1 if he maintains a lead of at least 25 points over its rivals.
- Giulio Pugliese (CFMOTO Aspar Junior Team) et Yaroslav Karpushin (CFMOTO Aspar Junior Team) are the only two other drivers still mathematically in contention for the title of Junior Moto3 World ChampionThe fight for second place in the overall standings is also very close, as the two drivers are separated by only... a point.
- Many other names will be worth watching outside of the title fight, with Fernando Bujosa (AC Racing Team) et Kiandra Ramadhipa (Honda Asia-Dream Racing Junior Team) who are arriving in great shape. Bujosa has secured his first victory in Moto3 Junior in the previous round, while Ramadhipa obtained his first podium since Estoril.
French side, Guillem Planques (#24, Momoven Racing, KTM) can still finish in the top 10 while David DaCosta (#72, JEG Take Off GP, Honda) is still suffering from his injury sustained in Aragon.
Enzo Bellon (#33, CIP Green Power Junior Team, KTM) and Remy Sanjuan (#99, Larresports, Honda) will be looking to consolidate their points tally while Henri Mignot (#27, JEG Racing, Honda) and Fabien Pilato (#34, Momoven Racing, KTM) will aim to finish this season in style.
Championship situation:
- Milan Pawelec (AGR Team) approaching this exciting weekend at Misano as 2026 Moto2 European ChampionNumber 44 clinched the title at MotorLand Aragon, becoming the first rider to win two consecutive European Moto2 titles since Jordi Torres in 2012.
- Even if Unai Orradre (Momoven Racing) can no longer be crowned Champion this season, but #10 can still secure the runner-up in ItalyOrradre is still looking for his first victory of 2026 after having already secured nine podiums.
- This will also be an important weekend for several local drivers, with Alessandro Morosi (EAGLE-1), Francesco Mongiardo (MMR), Dennis Foggia (Team Ciatti – Boscoscuro) and still others who will try to be immediately competitive.
Championship situation:
- Alvaro Lucas (CFMOTO Aspar Junior Team) arrives at the final round in an ideal position, with 22 points ahead of his closest rivalThere is only one race left in the Momoven Moto4 European Cup, which means that there is only left 25 points to be distributed this season.
- Lorenzo Pritelli (Team Echovit Pasini Racing) is the main rival of #46 and approaches his home weekend with high ambitions. Pritelli and Lucas have both won four races this season, proof of the category's level of competitiveness.
- The weekend looks unpredictable, with Mateo Marulanda (AC Racing Team) et Edoardo Savino (Leopard Junior) who will both be looking to confirm their podium potential after climbing back onto the rostrum in the previous round.
On the French side, Evan Boxberger (#36, JEG Take Off GP) and Antoine Nativi (#9, JEG Take Off GP) will be aiming for more points, alongside Nolann Macary (#25, Team Monlau Motul), Gabriel Pio (BRS Brechon Racing School), Marc Antoine Audard (#28, JEG Racing) and Florian François (#90, JEG Take Off GP).
Championship situation:
- Le European Stock Championship remains one of the closest title fights, with the Frenchman Lorenzo Fellon (SF Racing) who approaches the weekend with 18 points aheadThe Frenchman finished P2 at MotorLand Aragon during the previous round after the application of late penalties.
- Yeray Ruiz (Team Honda Laglisse) is the only other driver still mathematically in contention for the title and will be looking to bounce back after problems that forced #72 to finish P8 during the previous round.
- Jacopo Cretaro (Zivimotor) also has great potential for this final round, the Italian having won the Round 6 in AragonCretaro has already shown excellent pace at Misano, where he secured the pole position last year.
Championship situation:
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