The 2026 MotoGP Spanish Grand Prix concluded successfully at the Jerez circuit, with an intense battle unfolding in the Moto3 class. CFMOTO Aspar Team once again stood out in the paddock with solid performances. Spanish rising star Máximo Quiles claimed his second race win of the season, further proving his title-contending strength and consolidating the team’s competitive position in Moto3.

For Quiles, the Jerez round was a perfect home weekend. He showed impressive form from practice sessions, consistently placing near the top of the timing sheets, and secured pole position in qualifying with a lap time of 1:44.070.

The Moto3 main race witnessed constant lead changes among the front-running group, with riders separated by tiny time gaps and the outcome hanging in the balance until the closing stages. Quiles displayed race control well beyond his years. He managed his pace sensibly in the opening half, briefly lost the lead mid-race yet remained composed, stayed within the leading pack and waited patiently for his opportunity. In the final laps, Quiles launched a decisive attack, pulled off the race-winning overtake, and crossed the line first to seal a home victory.

Teammate Marco Morelli also delivered an outstanding performance. The Argentine rookie started from the fourth row and charged forward with smooth, consistent race rhythm. He closed in on the leading group in the latter part of the race and even climbed into second position at one point. Though he was narrowly overtaken in the final sprint and finished fourth, missing the podium, he still demonstrated remarkable raw pace and overtaking potential.

Looking at the season so far, CFMOTO Aspar Team has grown increasingly dominant in Moto3. Quiles has posted strong results repeatedly in practices and qualifying, firmly establishing himself as a top contender for the world championship. As the season progresses, CFMOTO Aspar has become one of the most consistent and title-favored teams on the Moto3 grid, firmly cementing its presence on the world’s premier motorcycle racing stage.