Jaume Masia won a thrilling Moto3 Aragon Grand Prix from 17th in the grid for Leopard Honda as Aspar's Albert Arenas extended his championship lead despite finishing seventh. Masia's last victory came last year in Argentina well over a year ago and he carved through from the sixth row at Aragon to claim the win by just 0.091 seconds, becoming Honda's 100th different grand prix winner across all classes. Championship leader Arenas grabbed the holeshot from third on the grid ahead of Ajo KTM's Raul Fernandez. Fernandez dived past Arenas up the inside of the Turn 4 left-hander, while Tatsuki Suzuki on the SIC58 Honda demoted Arenas to third later in the lap. The top five group of Fernandez,...
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