ALCAñIZ (SPAIN) - South Africa's Brad Binder climbed through the field to claim the Moto3 world title at the Aragon Grand Prix on Sunday. Italian Bastianini led until the final corner, but was swamped by Navarro and Binder with both celebrating as they crossed the line. Binder, who has won five races this season, extended his championship lead to 106 points with just 100 left to race for. He becomes the first person from his country to claim a world title since Jon Ekerold in the now defunct 350cc category in 1980. Navarro leapfrogs Bastianini into second in the championship standings thanks to his second win of the season.

Source: Bangkok Post September 25, 2016 10:41 UTC