The 2026 MotoGP French Grand Prix concluded at the Le Mans Circuit. Slippery wet track conditions pushed Moto3 riders to the limits of their motorcycle control and on-track adaptability. In this unpredictable race, young talent Quiles of the CFMOTO Aspar Team once again demonstrated composure and prowess far beyond his years. He maintained a steady race rhythm to claim victory at the French round, sealing a crucial win for the team.

Persistent rainfall soaked the Le Mans Circuit on race day, resulting in fluctuating track grip and an unpredictable contest. Several riders suffered early race errors due to the wet surface right after the start, but Quiles quickly found his rhythm. Amid the intense jostling for position in the leading group, he stayed calm and held his racing line flawlessly. As the race unfolded, the Spanish rising star gradually pulled clear of the chasing pack, led from start to finish, and crossed the line first to secure a commanding Moto3 French Grand Prix championship.

This triumph marks another career highlight for Quiles in the 2026 season, solidifying his position among the front-runners in the championship standings. Since the start of the campaign, he has stood out not only for his exceptional lap speed but also his outstanding in-race racecraft, with consistent performance emerging as his major competitive edge.

The victory is also of great significance for the CFMOTO Aspar Team. The outfit has seen steady growth in its competitiveness in the Moto3 championship in recent years, with an even more impressive overall performance this season. It has showcased mature teamwork across qualifying pace, main race rhythm control, and adaptability to changing weather conditions. As the season progresses, the team has firmly established itself as a strong contender for the Moto3 world championship title.

For both Quiles and the CFMOTO Aspar Team, the Le Mans triumph is more than just a points boost—it underscores the squad’s solid strength and confidence in chasing the ultimate honor of the season championship.