Raul Fernandez took his maiden win in a dramatic Moto3 European Grand Prix in which championship leader Albert Arenas was disqualified following an early crash. Celestino Vietti got the holeshot from third on the grid, while Arenas and Alonso Lopez made contact off the line on the charge down to Turn 1. Lopez would take the lead at the start of the second tour, with Fernandez coming through at the second corner. Vietti retaliated through Turn 4, with Fernandez holding firm as the VR46 rider highsided out of the corner. This forced Arenas to check up, leaving Lopez with nowhere to go but straight into the back of the Aspar rider and damaging his KTM. The chaos allowed Fernandez to escape to...
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