Moto3 Argentina - Race Results
Race results from the 2018 Argentina Moto3 Grand Prix, round 2 of 19.
Marcos Bezzecchi bolts to a debut grand prix victory, using wet tyres on a drying track.
Pole sitter Tony Arbolino was among a handful of riders to chose slicks, with Qatar winner Jorge Martin pulling in for dry rubber at the end of the warm-up lap. However the track simply didn't dry enough during the race...
- Marco Bezzecchi ITA Redox PruestelGP (KTM) 41m 43.822s
- Aron Canet SPA Estrella Galicia 0,0 (Honda) 41m 48.511s
- Fabio Di Giannantonio ITA Del Conca Gresini Moto3 (Honda) 41m 48.785s
- Enea Bastianini ITA Leopard Racing (Honda) 41m 49.640s
- Adam Norrodin MAL Petronas Sprinta Racing (Honda) 41m 52.934s
- Alonso Lopez SPA Estrella Galicia 0,0 (Honda) 41m 57.171s
- Lorenzo Dalla Porta ITA Leopard Racing (Honda) 41m 57.747s
- Niccolò Antonelli ITA SIC58 Squadra Corse (Honda) 41m 58.185s
- Gabriel Rodrigo ARG RBA BOE Skull Rider (KTM) 42m 0.395s
- Tony Arbolino ITA Marinelli Snipers Team (Honda) 42m 8.121s
- Jorge Martin SPA Del Conca Gresini Moto3 (Honda) 42m 9.195s
- Marcos Ramirez SPA Bester Capital Dubai (KTM) 42m 9.882s
- Andrea Migno ITA Angel Nieto Team Moto3 (KTM) 42m 10.198s
- Jakub Kornfeil CZE Redox PruestelGP (KTM) 42m 10.310s
- Livio Loi BEL Reale Avintia Academy (KTM) 42m 10.359s
- Ayumu Sasaki JPN Petronas Sprinta Racing (Honda) 42m 13.074s
- John McPhee GBR CIP - Green Power (KTM) 42m 16.759s
- Nakarin Atiratphuvapat THA Honda Team Asia (Honda) 42m 17.714s
- Kaito Toba JPN Honda Team Asia (Honda) 42m 21.487s
- Kazuki Masaki JPN RBA BOE Skull Rider (KTM) 42m 22.024s
- Tatsuki Suzuki JPN SIC58 Squadra Corse (Honda) 42m 46.127s
- Darryn Binder RSA Red Bull KTM Ajo (KTM) 43m 1.206s
- Philipp Oettl GER Sudmetal Schedl GP Racing (KTM) 43m 20.808s
Makar Yurchenko KAZ CIP - Green Power (KTM) +1 lap
Jaume Masia SPA Bester Capital Dubai (KTM) DNF
Dennis Foggia ITA SKY Racing Team VR46 (KTM) DNF
Albert Arenas SPA Angel Nieto Team Moto3 (KTM) DNF
Nicolo Bulega ITA SKY Racing Team VR46 (KTM) DNF
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