Albert Arenas 6th, Raul Fernandez 7th in solid season opener for Sama Qatar Ángel Nieto Team at Qatar
Albert ArenasMoto3NewsRaul Fernandez March 10, 2019
Although many had predicted an escape job from Aron Canet and Romano Fenati, the opening Moto3 race of the season turned into a massive group battle with up to sixteen riders fighting for a victory that eventually went to Kaito Toba.
The first ever Japanese winner of a Moto3... Read more
Albert Arenas and Raul Fernandez give Angel Nieto Team double top ten in Qatar qualifying
Albert ArenasMoto3NewsRaul Fernandez March 9, 2019
Aron Canet claimed the first pole position of the 2019 Moto3 World Championship and the first of the new qualification format, which has been introduced to Moto3 and Moto2 for this year.
The fourteen fastest riders from free practice were joined by the four fastest from Q1 in a... Read more
Interview with Raúl Fernández, Moto3 Junior World Champion
CEVMoto3NewsRaul Fernandez November 24, 2018
Ángel Nieto Team rider Raúl Fernández is Spain’s first ever Moto3 Junior World Champion, following in the footsteps of Italian trio Nicolo Bulega, Lorenzo dalla Porta and Dennis Foggia. Fernández dominated the series in 2018 and with three victories and six podiums he effectively claimed the title with two... Read more
Raúl Fernández runs out of options in the race after avoiding a stricken rider
Moto3NewsRaul Fernandez July 2, 2017
Joan Mir goes on holiday in style after victory in Germany, his fifth of the year, and a combination of results that leaves him even further clear at the top of the championship. Of his main rivals only Romano Fenati was able to keep pace with the Spaniard and... Read more
Only the rain and a fast lap from Aron Canet prevented series leader Joan Mir from taking Moto3 pole today, with a late rain shower in the final stages of the session preventing Mir from improving on Canet’s benchmark of 1’26.688, set fifteen minutes from the end, which proved... Read more
Up to ten riders fought for victory on the final lap of the Moto3 Dutch TT at Assen, with Aron Canet eventually taking the flag by just 0.035 seconds from Romano Fenati. John McPhee returned to the podium for the first time since Argentina, after edging out Jorge Martín,... Read more
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