The 2026 Malaysian Grand Prix concluded at the Sepang International Circuit on November 1, with CFMOTO Aspar Team securing victories in both Moto2 and Moto3. In Moto2, David Alonso and Daniel Holgado claimed a 1-2 finish, while Máximo Quiles, who had already secured the Moto3 World Championship title, added another race victory to his season, highlighting the team’s competitiveness across both categories.

In Moto3, Máximo Quiles continued his impressive form this season. He demonstrated strong pace from Saturday’s qualifying session, securing pole position for the fourth time this season. In the race, Quiles faced intense competition within the leading group before gradually building an advantage around the middle stages. He eventually crossed the finish line 3.734 seconds ahead of the runner-up, claiming his 11th victory of the 2026 season. He had already secured the Moto3 World Championship title at the Indonesian GP.

The Moto2 race was equally eventful. Daniel Holgado delivered a strong qualifying performance to secure pole position, while David Alonso started from fourth on the grid. Holgado initially took the lead, with Alonso close behind. Alonso made his move on his teammate on Lap 5 and took control of the race. As the contest entered its closing stages, the two riders continued to demonstrate strong pace in the challenging track conditions. Although Alonso experienced a rear-wheel slide with three laps remaining, he managed to regain control and maintain his lead. He eventually secured victory by 1.932 seconds, with Holgado finishing second. This marked Alonso’s second Moto2 race win of the season and his fifth podium finish, while Holgado recorded his sixth podium of the campaign.

For CFMOTO Aspar Team, the Malaysian GP delivered victories in both Moto2 and Moto3, further demonstrating the team’s overall competitiveness across the two Grand Prix categories. From Quiles’ consistent performances in Moto3 to the strong showing of Alonso and Holgado in Moto2, the team’s young riders continue to establish themselves as competitive contenders on the international motorcycle racing stage.