Moto3: Joan Mir won the Catalunya Grand Prix of Moto3, leading a master race that allowed him to take home the fourth season's win, confirming him again as the most credited contender for the title. Mir has remained in the lead for the whole race, but has never played stubbornly for the first place, which was more of a question between Romano Fenati and Jorge Martin. Mir waited for the second part of the last lap to place a stack without a right of reply and take the first position he no longer left up to the checkered flag.

Fenati tried to resist him in the last bends but he did not have to do more, while Martin, who had started his last lap in the lead, eventually found himself third.
Now Joan is in the lead with 133 points and a 45 point advantage over Fenati.

Moto2: After the victory of Mugello, Mattia Pasini confirmed with an excellent second place in Catalan land.
At first, the Italtrans team was behind Franco Morbidelli, but then when he got rid of Marc VDS's fellow countryman, he led a beautiful lonely race, controlling Thomas Luthi behind him and taking home the second consecutive podium.
Pasini overtake Bagnaia in the overall standings and is fifth in the world with 69 points.

Also good race for Miguel Oliveira which starting from the seventh position on the starting grid, closes the fourth place in the Barcelona race.
Another good result this season for Team Red Bull Team KTM Ajo, which strengthens its fourth place in the world ranking with 83 points.
Fabio Quartararo closes eighth at the seat of Kalex of Team Pons HP40.

MotoGP: The Spanish Alvaro Bautista has run an intelligent race to avoid tire wear and closes in seventh place a race that adds precious points to his season.
Bautista finishes in the top seven for the third time this season and is currently ranked 11th in the world rankings.

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