MotoGP German GP: Full Moto2 and Moto3 results

The 27-lap Moto3 race opened up Sunday’s proceedings, with poleman Izan Guevara storming to a fourth career victory in an imperious display.

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The Aspar GasGas rider grabbed the holeshot at the start and quickly put half a second between himself and the chasing pack behind.

Guevara’s march continued to the point where he was a second out of reach in the early stages, with the Spaniard going on to open up a massive advantage of 5.2s come the final lap of the grand prix.

As the Leopard Honda of Dennis Foggia and Guevara’s Aspar team-mate Sergio Garcia – who came from eighth on the grid – battled over second, Guevara eased to the chequered flag to score his third win of the 2022 campaign.

Foggia made a mistake through the Turn 9 left-hander, which allowed Garcia to get a run on him into the big braking zone at Turn 12.

The Leopard rider held firm, but Garcia launched a daring raid up the inside of Foggia at the final corner.

However, Garcia ran slightly wide and then had a moment applying the throttle, killing his momentum and allowing Foggia to snatch second by 0.111 seconds.

Ayumu Sasaki was the sole Max Racing Husqvarna rider across the line in fourth after teammate John McPhee was involved in an incident at Turn 1 on the opening lap.

Tatsuki Suzuki completed the top five on the sister Leopard Honda, with Ajo KTM’s Daniel Holgado sixth ahead of Tech3 KTM’s Deniz Oncu – who had to serve a double long lap penalty for jumping the start – Ajo KTM team-mate Adrian Fernandez, BOE KTM’s David Munoz and MTA Team KTM rider Izan Ortola.

Garcia’s championship lead has been hacked down from 16 points to seven by Guevara, with Foggia 51 adrift in third.

2022 Moto3 German GP: Full race result

Cla	Rider	Bike	Laps	Gap	Interval
1	Izan Guevara	GASGAS	27
2	Dennis Foggia	Honda	27	4.853	4.853
3	Sergio García	GASGAS	27	4.964	0.111
4	Ayumu Sasaki	Husqvarna	27	5.941	0.977
5	Tatsuki Suzuki	Honda	27	9.081	3.140
6	Daniel Holgado	KTM	27	12.826	3.745
7	Deniz Öncü	KTM	27	13.426	0.600
8	Adrian Fernandez	KTM	27	14.664	1.238
9	David Munoz	KTM	27	21.055	6.391
10	Ivan Ortola	KTM	27	21.272	0.217
11	Andrea Migno	Honda	27	21.452	0.180
12	Jaume Masia	KTM	27	21.529	0.077
13	Xavier Artigas	CF MOTO	27	31.870	10.341
14	Elia Bartolini	KTM	27	31.792
15	Stefano Nepa	KTM	27	31.949	0.157
16	Diogo Moreira	KTM	27	32.120	0.171
17	Taiyo Furusato	Honda	27	32.228	0.108
18	Lorenzo Fellon	Honda	27	32.321	0.093
19	John McPhee	Husqvarna	27	45.223	12.902
20	Kaito Toba	KTM	27	51.842	6.619
21	Alberto Surra	Honda	27	55.564	3.722
22	Ana Carrasco	KTM	27	1'17.865	22.301
23	Mario Suryo Aji	Honda	22	5 Laps	5 Laps
	Carlos Tatay	CF MOTO	17	10 Laps	5 Laps
	Joshua Whatley	Honda	14	13 Laps	3 Laps
	Ryusei Yamanaka	KTM	14	13 Laps	44.284
	Joel Kelso	KTM	9	18 Laps	5 Laps
	Scott Ogden	Honda	4	23 Laps	5 Laps
	Matteo Bertelle	KTM	4	23 Laps	0.013
	Riccardo Rossi	Honda	0
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Augusto Fernandez, Red Bull KTM Ajo (Photo by: Gold and Goose / Motorsport Images)

In the 28-lap Moto2 race, Augusto Fernandez dominated on his Ajo KTM to score his second win of the season as championship leader Celestino Vietti endured a nightmare race.

Marc VDS’ Sam Lowes grabbed the holeshot from pole, but Fernandez overhauled him on lap six and quickly pulled away from the chasing pack.

Over the course of the 28-lap race Fernandez moved over eight seconds clear of the field as he eased to the chequered flag to pull himself back into championship contention.

The Ajo rider is now back in the hunt courtesy of a crash with seven laps to go for VR46 rider Vietti.

The Italian was fighting outside of the top 10 for much of a difficult race, before sliding off at Turn 1.

Lowes lost second to Pedro Acosta on the sister Ajo KTM around mid-distance when he made a mistake at the Turn 3 right-hander.

But the Briton got back on terms with the Spanish rookie when he started to struggle with edge grip, with Lowes engaging over second again on lap 26.

Acosta, however, put up a stubborn defence and allowed home hero Marcel Schrotter on the Intact GP Kalex and Speed Up rookie Fermin Aldeguer to get into the battle for second.

As Fernandez eased to the win, Acosta and Lowes touched at the final corner on the last lap – but both stayed on their bikes.

Acosta got to the line in second, with Lowes 0.140s behind to take a podium on his 150th start.

Schrotter was fourth on home soil ahead of Aldeguer, Aspar’s Albert Arenas, Alonso Lopez on the sister Speed Up machine, Honda Team Asia’s Ai Ogura, Aron Canet (Pons) and Marc VDS’ Tony Arbolino.

Vietti now leads the championship by just eight points from Ogura, with Fernandez 12 points behind in third and Canet 17 points back in fourth.

2022 Moto2 German GP: Full race result

Cla	Rider	Bike	Laps	Gap	Interval
1	Augusto Fernandez	Kalex	28
2	Pedro Acosta	Kalex	28	7.704	7.704
3	Sam Lowes	Kalex	28	7.844	0.140
4	Marcel Schrotter	Kalex	28	7.959	0.115
5	Fermin Aldeguer	Boscoscuro B-21	28	11.169	3.210
6	Albert Arenas	Kalex	28	11.635	0.466
7	Alonso López	Boscoscuro B-21	28	12.805	1.170
8	Ai Ogura	Kalex	28	13.639	0.834
9	Arón Canet	Kalex	28	13.764	0.125
10	Tony Arbolino	Kalex	28	13.800	0.036
11	Jake Dixon	Kalex	28	18.553	4.753
12	Manuel Gonzalez	Kalex	28	18.661	0.108
13	Joe Roberts	Kalex	28	21.789	3.128
14	Cameron Beaubier	Kalex	28	23.127	1.338
15	Somkiat Chantra	Kalex	28	26.420	3.293
16	Bo Bendsneyder	Kalex	28	28.606	2.186
17	Sean Dylan	Kalex	28	39.217	10.611
18	Zonta Van	Kalex	28	46.429	7.212
19	Alessandro Zaccone	Kalex	28	46.785	0.356
20	Jeremy Alcoba	Kalex	28	47.302	0.517
21	Alex Toledo	Kalex	28	56.066	8.764
	Celestino Vietti Ramus	Kalex	21
	Keminth Kubo	Kalex	20
	Marcos Ramirez	MV Agusta	19
	Filip Salač	Kalex	18
	Barry Baltus	Kalex	17
	Niccolo Antonelli	Kalex	10
	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	Kalex	10
	Simone Corsi	MV Agusta	7
	Jorge Navarro	Kalex	3
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