2022 MotoGP Argentina GP: Full Moto2 and Moto3 race results

What happened in Moto3's Argentina GP?

Sunday’s race bill began with the 21-lap Moto3 grand prix, with Aspar’s Sergio Garcia starting from pole and grabbing the holeshot at the start. 

For the first half of the race, Aspar GasGas duo Garcia and Izan Guevara ran at the front – with the latter leading the way.   

However, disaster would strike with 10 laps remaining when Guevara GasGas machine cut out as he exited the Turn 3 right-hander and was forced out.  

The podium battle would be further broken up when Ajo KTM’s Jaume Masia was taken out in a collision instigated by Snipers Honda rider Andrea Migno at the penultimate corner.

Having charged through from outside of the top 10 at the start, Leopard Honda’s Dennis Foggia battled with Garcia for the victory in the closing stages. 

With the Leopard rider leading onto the final lap, a daring raid up the inside of Foggia at the penultimate gave victory to Garcia. 

Sergio Garcia, GasGas Aspar Team race start

Photo by: Gold and Goose / Motorsport Images

Garcia now leads the championship by four points from Foggia, with Guevara third a further 26 back. 

Ayumu Sasaki recovered from an early long-lap penalty for causing a collision in the previous Indonesian GP to put his Max Racing Husqvarna on the final step of the podium, with SIC58 Honda rider Riccardo Rossi fourth. 

Tatsuki Suzuki did cross the line fourth on his Leopard Honda, but he was dropped a place for exceeding track limits. He ended up ahead of MT Helmets KTM rookie Diogo Moreira, Ajo KTM’s Daniel Holgado, Prustel GP’s Carlos Tatay and CIP KTM duo Kaito Toba and Joel Kelso.

2022 MotoGP Argentina GP: Moto3 race result

Cla	Rider	Bike	Laps	Time	Interval
1	Sergio García	GASGAS	21	38'23.433
2	Dennis Foggia	Honda	21	38'23.579	0.146
3	Ayumu Sasaki	Husqvarna	21	38'23.808	0.229
4	Riccardo Rossi	Honda	21	38'23.940	0.132
5	Tatsuki Suzuki	Honda	21	38'23.917
6	Diogo Moreira	KTM	21	38'24.020	0.103
7	Daniel Holgado	KTM	21	38'24.148	0.128
8	Carlos Tatay	CF MOTO	21	38'25.465	1.317
9	Kaito Toba	KTM	21	38'26.531	1.066
10	Joel Kelso	KTM	21	38'26.830	0.299
11	Elia Bartolini	KTM	21	38'31.082	4.252
12	Ryusei Yamanaka	KTM	21	38'32.326	1.244
13	Adrian Fernandez	KTM	21	38'32.465	0.139
14	Deniz Öncü	KTM	21	38'32.635	0.170
15	Ivan Ortola	KTM	21	38'32.882	0.247
16	Stefano Nepa	KTM	21	38'46.178	13.296
17	Taiyo Furusato	Honda	21	38'46.856	0.678
18	Matteo Bertelle	KTM	21	38'47.100	0.244
19	Lorenzo Fellon	Honda	21	38'47.243	0.143
20	Alberto Surra	Honda	21	38'47.474	0.231
21	Mario Suryo Aji	Honda	21	38'48.313	0.839
22	Gerard Riu	KTM	21	39'00.849	12.536
23	Joshua Whatley	Honda	21	39'25.564	24.715
	Jaume Masia	KTM	16	30'25.144	5 Laps
	Andrea Migno	Honda	14	25'37.703	2 Laps
	Scott Ogden	Honda	13	24'18.637	1 Lap
	Izan Guevara	GASGAS	9	16'27.821	4 Laps
	Xavier Artigas	CF MOTO	5	9'11.599	4 Laps
	Ana Carrasco	KTM	4	11'13.472	1 Lap
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What happened in Moto2's Argentina GP?

In the 23-lap Moto2 contest, Speed Up’s impressive rookie Fermin Aldeguer grabbed the holeshot from his first grand prix pole position. 

The Spaniard led in the early stages before VR46 rider Vietti overhauled him. 

Having made history on Saturday by becoming the youngest ever intermediate class pole winner, there would be no dream ending to 17-year-old Aldeguer’s Sunday. 

Trying to capitalise on a mistake for Vietti at the penultimate corner, the pair made contact as Aldeguer went up the inside and was sent into a highside. 

Vietti would come under attack from Indonesian GP winner Somkiat Chantra and was overtaken midway through the race. 

But the VR46 rider would soon fight his way back into the lead and held Chantra at bay to claim his second win of the season to take a 21-point lead in the standings.

The battle for third raged between Chantra’s Honda Team Asia stablemate Ai Ogura and Pons’ Aron Canet. 

Canet snatched third from Ogura at Turn 7 on the final lap, but Ogura executed a superb overtake at the penultimate corner to take third. 

Jake Dixon was fifth on his Aspar Kalex ahead of Marc VDS rider Tony Arbolino, while reigning Moto3 champion Pedro Acosta was seventh on his Ajo KTM Kalex.  

The top 10 was completed by Aspar’s Albert Arenas, Bo Bendsneyder (SAG Racing) and Marc VDS’ Sam Lowes. 

2022 MotoGP Argentina GP: Moto2 race results

Cla	Rider	Bike	Laps	Time	Interval
1	Celestino Vietti Ramus	Kalex	23	-
2	Somkiat Chantra	Kalex	23	1.538	1.538
3	Ai Ogura	Kalex	23	5.703	4.165
4	Arón Canet	Kalex	23	5.880	0.177
5	Jake Dixon	Kalex	23	6.584	0.704
6	Tony Arbolino	Kalex	23	7.538	0.954
7	Pedro Acosta	Kalex	23	12.177	4.639
8	Albert Arenas	Kalex	23	12.418	0.241
9	Bo Bendsneyder	Kalex	23	13.656	1.238
10	Sam Lowes	Kalex	23	14.254	0.598
11	Cameron Beaubier	Kalex	23	20.077	5.823
12	Marcel Schrotter	Kalex	23	25.736	5.659
13	Joe Roberts	Kalex	23	28.317	2.581
14	Manuel Gonzalez	Kalex	23	29.784	1.467
15	Marcos Ramirez	MV Agusta	23	30.270	0.486
16	Jeremy Alcoba	Kalex	23	37.884	7.614
17	Simone Corsi	MV Agusta	23	37.956	0.072
18	Romano Fenati	Boscoscuro B-21	23	38.325	0.369
19	Keminth Kubo	Kalex	23	1'04.858	26.533
	Jorge Navarro	Kalex	0
	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	Kalex	0
	Gabriel Rodrigo	Kalex	0
	Filip Salač	Kalex	0
	Alessandro Zaccone	Kalex	0
	Fermin Aldeguer	Boscoscuro B-21	0
	Zonta Van	Kalex	0
	Augusto Fernandez	Kalex	0
	Niccolo Antonelli	Kalex	0
	Sean Dylan	Kalex	0
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