Voight leads Aussie charge at Estoril MotoJunior round

2026 FIM MotoJunior FIM World Championship
Round Two – Estoril

The second round of the 2026 MotoJunior FIM World Championship at Estoril delivered a busy Sunday of racing across the Moto3 Junior World Championship, Moto2 European Championship, Momoven Moto4 European Cup and Stock European Championship.

MotoJuniors at Estoril

There were first-time winners, title momentum shifts and another reminder of how competitive the junior racing ladder has become. Kiandra Ramadhipa broke through for his first Moto3 Junior win, Milan Pawelec and Eric Fernandez shared the Moto2 victories, Álvaro Lucas made it three Moto4 wins from three starts, and Yeray Ruiz took the Stock win in a photo finish decided by one thousandth of a second.

The Australian interest again centred mainly on Moto2, where Harrison Voight was the strongest performer. The Cardoso Racing rider fought near the front in the opening race on his way to fifth, before adding more points in Race Two. Jonathan Nahlous also scored in both Moto2 races for AGR Team, while Jacob Roulstone’s promising weekend was undone by technical problems in both races.

Aussie Angle

Harrison Voight produced the best Australian result of the Estoril weekend, finishing fifth in the opening Moto2 European Championship race for Cardoso Racing.

Voight started the first race from sixth and was immediately in the leading fight, running as high as third in the early laps before settling into the top-five battle. The Australian was fourth when Dennis Foggia made contact with him during a close passing move, which cost Voight ground. Foggia was later classified behind Voight after a one-position penalty, leaving the Cardoso Racing rider fifth.

Race Two was harder work for Voight. He maintained a steady rhythm but could not quite reproduce the same front-running pace from the opener, eventually finishing 12th. Even so, it was a useful points haul and lifted him to seventh in the Moto2 standings on 30 points.

Harrison Voight

“It’s been a really good weekend for us, especially as we’ve seen real progress from Barcelona right up to now. The first race was very positive; it was great for me to be back fighting at the front again – it gave me a lot of confidence because it had been a long time since I’d been there. We’ve shown that we can fight at the front and we must keep it up; we’re working very well.”

Jonathan Nahlous continued his steady Moto2 progression with two more points finishes for AGR Team. The Australian was caught in first-corner chaos in Race One and dropped to 18th, but fought back to finish 11th, his best result of the season so far. In Race Two, JJ again showed solid pace and finished 13th, leaving Estoril 12th in the standings on 15 points.

Jonathan Nahlous

“It’s been a very positive weekend for us. In the first race there was a bit of chaos at the first corner and that dropped me down to eighteenth place… I had to fight my way back up to eleventh and that was my best result so far. In the second race I felt really good again; we set a very good pace.”

Jacob Roulstone looked set for a stronger weekend than the results show. The Team Ciatti – Boscoscuro rider made a good start in the opening Moto2 race and was in the top-five fight before contact with another rider severed a cable at the front of his bike. That triggered an ECU fault and forced him out with 11 laps remaining.

Race Two brought more frustration, with another technical issue forcing Roulstone to retire shortly after the start. He remains 11th in the Moto2 standings on 18 points after his strong Catalunya opener.

Jacob Roulstone

“I’m really disappointed with how the weekend ended. We’d worked well, even with pain in my shoulder all weekend… so to finish like this is very sad. I think we could have achieved two good results, but now we must focus on working towards the next round.”

Declan Van Rosmalen completed both Moto2 races on the EAGLE-1 Kalex, finishing 18th in Race One and 21st in Race Two as he continues to build experience in the class.

In Moto3 Junior, Levi Russo finished 23rd for SF Racing, while Marianos Nikolis retired after five laps for Team Monlau Motul. Nikolis remains 20th in the Moto3 Junior standings with two points from Catalunya.

In Moto4, Archie Schmidt completed both races for MTA Junior Team, finishing 22nd in Race One and 23rd in Race Two.

FIM Moto3 Junior World Championship

Moto3 Junior delivered a classic Estoril slipstream fight, with the top six covered by just over four-tenths of a second at the flag and the victory decided by 0.058 seconds.

Kiandra Ramadhipa

Kiandra Ramadhipa was the rider who timed it best. The Honda Asia-Dream Racing Junior Team rider claimed his first Moto3 Junior World Championship win ahead of Travis Borg, with Carlos Cano completing the podium for CFMoto Aspar Junior Team.

Borg’s second place was his second runner-up finish of the season, while Cano finally converted his front-running pace into a Moto3 Junior podium after narrowly missing out at Catalunya. Giulio Pugliese finished fourth, only 0.251 seconds from victory, which was still enough to retain the championship lead.

David González completed the top five, with Leonardo Zanni sixth and polesitter Kiattisak Singhapong seventh. Borg set the fastest lap of the race, a 1m43.615, on lap three.

Seiryu Ikegami’s improved weekend ended early after the Japanese rider crashed on the third lap, while Australian Levi Russo finished 23rd and Marianos Nikolis retired after five laps.

Pugliese leaves Estoril still leading the Moto3 Junior standings on 58 points, but Ramadhipa’s victory moves him to 51, only seven points adrift. Borg is third on 40, ahead of Cano on 37 and Zanni on 35.

FIM Moto3 Junior World Championship Race

Pos

Rider

Bike

Time/Gap

1	K Ramadhipa	Hon	27m55.532
2	T Borg	Hon	+0.058
3	C Cano	CFM	+0.204
4	G Pugliese	CFM	+0.251
5	D González	KTM	+0.316
6	L Zanni	KTM	+0.405
7	K Singhapong	Hon	+0.638
8	F Bujosa	KTM	+0.697
9	G Planques	KTM	+1.081
10	R Ogiwara	Hon	+7.411
11	E Bellon	KTM	+7.457
12	Y Karpushin	CFM	+9.942
13	M Gabarrini	KTM	+10.161
14	D Da Costa	Hon	+10.162
15	K Mononyane	KTM	+11.045
16	S Mounsey	KTM	+16.567
17	G Pérez	KTM	+16.601
18	L Abruzzo	Hus	+16.656
19	E Michielon	KTM	+16.830
20	F Surowiak	Hon	+16.876
21	E Gutierrez	Hus	+25.152
22	E Bertola	KTM	+40.829
23	L Russo	KTM	+40.922
24	H Mignot Kokora	Hon	+40.985
25	A Enríquez	KTM	+50.582
DNF	K Tinez	Hon	DNF
DNF	A Longarela	Hon	DNF
DNF	T E Varga	KTM	DNF
DNF	M Nikolis	Hon	DNF
DNF	S Ikegami	KTM	DNF
DNF	E Belford	Hon	DNF
DNF	P Olivares	KTM	DNF

FIM Moto3 Junior World Championship Points

Pos

Rider

Bike

Points

1	Giulio PUGLIESE	CFMOTO	58
2	Kiandra RAMADHIPA	HONDA	51
3	Travis BORG	HONDA	40
4	Carlos CANO	CFMOTO	37
5	Leonardo ZANNI	KTM	35
6	Ryota OGIWARA	HONDA	28
7	Fernando BUJOSA	KTM	24
8	Kiattisak SINGHAPONG	HONDA	23
9	Guillem PLANQUES	KTM	22
10	Kgopotso MONONYANE	KTM	17
11	Leonardo ABRUZZO	HUSQVARNA	16
12	David DA COSTA	HONDA	13
13	Enzo BELLON	KTM	12
14	David GONZÁLEZ	KTM	11
15	Yaroslav KARPUSHIN	CFMOTO	11
16	Kristian DANIEL	HONDA	6
17	Kerman TINEZ	HONDA	6
18	Matteo GABARRINI	KTM	4
19	Sullivan MOUNSEY	KTM	3
20	Marianos NIKOLIS	HONDA	2
21	Rémy SANJUAN	HONDA	1

Moto2 European Championship

Moto2 delivered the biggest championship shake-up of the Estoril weekend, with Unai Orradre emerging as the new points leader despite not winning either race.

Milan Pawelec

Milan Pawelec controlled the opening Moto2 race for AGR Team, taking his second win of the season. The Polish rider led the race from the front and crossed the line 1.544 seconds clear of Eric Fernandez, with Orradre completing the podium after a superb recovery from the back of the grid.

Orradre had been the qualifying benchmark but was sent to the back for Race One, making his climb to third one of the standout rides of the weekend. He also set the fastest lap of the race, a 1m37.606.

Harrison Voight was the leading Australian in fifth, one place ahead of Dennis Foggia. Foggia had started 25th after a penalty and charged through the field, but forearm pain and a later one-position penalty capped his result at sixth. Jonathan Nahlous was 11th, Max Toth 14th for his first points of the season, Owen van Trigt 16th, and Declan Van Rosmalen 18th.

Jacob Roulstone retired with electrical problems.

Race Two swung the momentum again. Fernandez defeated Orradre in a last-lap fight, winning by only 0.074 seconds, while Foggia completed the podium for Team Ciatti – Boscoscuro. Francesco Mongiardo was fourth and Facundo Llambias fifth.

Eric Fernandez

Pawelec had looked on course for another major result before crashing from the lead with seven laps remaining. He remounted and finished ninth, salvaging points but losing the championship lead to Orradre.

Foggia’s podium was achieved despite ongoing forearm pain, and it keeps the Italian firmly in the title fight. Fernandez’s win also moved him level with Foggia in the standings, the pair now tied for third on 61 points.

Voight finished 12th in Race Two, with Nahlous 13th, Toth 16th, Van Trigt 18th and Van Rosmalen 21st. Roulstone retired early for the second time on Sunday after another technical problem, this time a clutch failure.

Orradre now leads the Moto2 standings on 76 points, three clear of Pawelec. Fernandez and Foggia are equal third on 61, with Mongiardo fifth on 50. Voight is the leading Australian in seventh on 30 points, while Roulstone is 11th on 18 and Nahlous 12th on 15.

Moto2 European Championship Race One

Pos

Rider

Bike

Time/Gap

1	M Pawelec	KAL	27m58.846
2	E Fernandez	BOS	+1.544
3	U Orradre	KAL	+4.285
4	F Mongiardo	KAL	+11.442
5	H Voight	KAL	+12.146
6	D Foggia	BOS	+12.025
7	A Morosi	KAL	+12.183
8	M Ludeña	KAL	+15.229
9	R Moor	KAL	+20.448
10	M Tapia	BOS	+20.523
11	J Nahlous	KAL	+24.956
12	E Krsevan	KAL	+25.349
13	I Garcia	KAL	+28.490
14	M Toth	KAL	+32.510
15	R Romero	KAL	+45.105
16	O Van Trigt	KAL	+45.880
17	J P Uriostegui	KAL	+47.403
18	D Van Rosmalen	KAL	+1m01.448
19	J Del Olmo	KAL	+1m03.914
20	P Romero	KAL	+1m10.870
21	J Eisenkolb	KAL	+1m38.607
22	M Vikingasköld	KAL	+1 Lap
NC	M Uriarte	BOS	NC
DNF	S Nepa	KAL	DNF
DNF	J Roulstone	BOS	DNF
DNF	J Palomera	KAL	DNF
DNF	F Llambias	KAL	DNF
DNF	P F Venturini	BOS	DNF
DNF	A D Brinton	KAL	DNF

Moto2 European Championship Race Two

Pos

Rider

Bike

Time/Gap

1	E Fernandez	BOS	28m04.364
2	U Orradre	KAL	+0.074
3	D Foggia	BOS	+1.857
4	F Mongiardo	KAL	+2.063
5	F Llambias	KAL	+3.184
6	A Morosi	KAL	+8.570
7	M Ludeña	KAL	+8.602
8	R Moor	KAL	+9.264
9	M Pawelec	KAL	+10.289
10	I Garcia	KAL	+16.195
11	P F Venturini	BOS	+18.351
12	H Voight	KAL	+18.777
13	J Nahlous	KAL	+18.836
14	M Tapia	BOS	+19.512
15	E Krsevan	KAL	+24.161
16	M Toth	KAL	+30.289
17	M Uriarte	BOS	+31.867
18	O Van Trigt	KAL	+40.523
19	J P Uriostegui	KAL	+40.951
20	R Romero	KAL	+47.093
21	D Van Rosmalen	KAL	+52.084
22	P Romero	KAL	+52.450
23	J Del Olmo	KAL	+57.918
24	J Eisenkolb	KAL	+1m17.786
25	M Vikingasköld	KAL	+1m41.148
DNF	J Palomera	KAL	DNF
DNF	S Nepa	KAL	DNF
DNF	A D Brinton	KAL	DNF
DNF	J Roulstone	BOS	DNF

Moto2 European Championship Points

Pos

Rider

Bike

Points

1	Unai ORRADRE	KALEX	76
2	Milan PAWELEC	KALEX	73
3	Eric FERNANDEZ	BOSCOSCURO	61
4	Dennis FOGGIA	BOSCOSCURO	61
5	Francesco MONGIARDO	KALEX	50
6	Alessandro MOROSI	KALEX	42
7	Harrison VOIGHT	KALEX	30
8	Javier PALOMERA	KALEX	24
9	Rossi MOOR	FORWARD	24
10	Marcos LUDEÑA	KALEX	23
11	Jacob ROULSTONE	BOSCOSCURO	18
12	Jonathan NAHLOUS	KALEX	15
13	Johan GIMBERT	KALEX	12
14	Facundo LLAMBIAS	KALEX	11
15	Iker GARCIA	KALEX	9
16	Marco TAPIA	BOSCOSCURO	8
17	Stefano NEPA	FORWARD	7
18	Pier Francesco VENTURINI	BOSCOSCURO	5
19	Enej KRSEVAN	KALEX	5
20	Rubén ROMERO	YAMAHA	3
21	Maxwell TOTH	KALEX	2
22	Joan SANTOS	KALEX	1

Momoven Moto4 European Cup

Álvaro Lucas continued his perfect start to the Momoven Moto4 European Cup season with another double victory at Estoril.

Álvaro Lucas

The CFMoto Aspar Junior Team rider had stunned the field at Catalunya by winning from 28th on the grid, and at Estoril, he showed that it was no one-off. Lucas took pole, won Race One, then backed it up with another victory in Race Two to make it 75 points from a possible 75.

Race One saw Lucas win by 1.902 seconds from Edoardo Savino, with Alfonsi Daquigan completing the podium for Honda Asia-Dream Racing Junior Team. Daquigan had to hold off Mateo Marulanda and Cristian Borrelli in a tight podium fight, with only 0.213 seconds covering third through fifth.

Qabil Irfan set the fastest lap in Race One but retired after 11 laps, as did Lorenzo Pritelli, who had been expected to contend near the front.

Race Two again belonged to Lucas. He pulled clear to win by 2.538 seconds from Pritelli, with Victor Cubeles completing the podium for Team Impala Honda. It was Cubeles’ first Moto4 podium, moving him to fourth in the championship.

Savino’s hopes of a third consecutive podium were derailed by a technical issue on the grid, and he eventually finished 20th. Daquigan and Marulanda were also both early retirees after featuring on the Race One podium fight.

Australian Archie Schmidt completed both Moto4 races for MTA Junior Team, taking 22nd in Race One and 23rd in Race Two.

Lucas now has a commanding championship lead on 75 points. Savino remains second on 40, with Pritelli third on 36, Cubeles fourth on 33 and Borrelli fifth on 30.

Momoven Moto4 European Cup Race One Results

Pos

Rider

Bike

Time/Gap

1	Á Lucas	Hon	26m41.296
2	E Savino	Hon	+1.902
3	A Daquigan	Hon	+1.976
4	M Marulanda	Hon	+1.999
5	C Borrelli	Hon	+2.189
6	V Cubeles	Hon	+19.014
7	I Galán	Hon	+20.575
8	A Arnold	Hon	+20.588
9	J Ramila	Hon	+20.602
10	F Kratochwil	Hon	+20.627
11	D Peris	Hon	+20.962
12	E Osorio	Hon	+21.075
13	E Zaragoza	Hon	+21.194
14	M L Sanchez	Hon	+21.518
15	L Casadei	Hon	+22.089
16	M Tamburini	Hon	+22.149
17	J Reyes	Hon	+23.898
18	A Nativi	Hon	+25.148
19	E Ruz	Hon	+25.169
20	E Sparks	Hon	+30.608
21	S Castiblanques	Hon	+34.478
22	A Schmidt	Hon	+35.124
23	L P Martinazzi	Hon	+35.320
24	Á Debón	Hon	+37.799
DNF	D Sánchez	Hon	DNF
DNF	L Pritelli	Hon	DNF
DNF	Q Irfan	Hon	DNF
DNF	O Cantos	Hon	DNF
DNF	A Almeida	Hon	DNF
DNF	E Boxberger	Hon	DNF

Momoven Moto4 European Cup Race Two Results

Pos

Rider

Bike

Time/Gap

1	Á Lucas	Hon	26m46.426
2	L Pritelli	Hon	+2.538
3	V Cubeles	Hon	+2.573
4	Q Irfan	Hon	+2.692
5	I Galán	Hon	+5.412
6	E Sparks	Hon	+15.698
7	A Arnold	Hon	+15.731
8	C Borrelli	Hon	+15.735
9	F Kratochwil	Hon	+15.799
10	M L Sanchez	Hon	+15.891
11	J Ramila	Hon	+16.294
12	A Almeida	Hon	+16.381
13	D Sánchez	Hon	+16.757
14	M Tamburini	Hon	+17.638
15	E Zaragoza	Hon	+17.642
16	E Ruz	Hon	+17.674
17	E Boxberger	Hon	+25.431
18	S Castiblanques	Hon	+25.456
19	A Nativi	Hon	+26.317
20	E Savino	Hon	+38.591
21	Á Debón	Hon	+38.636
22	J Reyes	Hon	+38.716
23	A Schmidt	Hon	+39.956
24	L P Martinazzi	Hon	+40.032
25	O Cantos	Hon	+40.614
DNF	E Osorio	Hon	–
DNF	L Casadei	Hon	–
DNF	D Peris	Hon	–
DNF	A Daquigan	Hon	–
DNF	M Marulanda	Hon	–

Momoven Moto4 European Cup Points

Pos

Rider

Bike

Points

1	Álvaro LUCAS	HONDA	75
2	Edoardo SAVINO	HONDA	40
3	Lorenzo PRITELLI	HONDA	36
4	Victor CUBELES	HONDA	33
5	Cristian BORRELLI	HONDA	30
6	Qabil IRFAN	HONDA	26
7	Ignacio GALÁN	HONDA	23
8	Mateo MARULANDA	HONDA	21
9	Alfonsi DAQUIGAN	HONDA	18
10	Alessio ARNOLD	HONDA	17
11	Jonathan RAMILA	HONDA	16
12	Fynn KRATOCHWIL	HONDA	13
13	Ethan SPARKS	HONDA	11
14	Evan BOXBERGER	HONDA	10
15	Leonardo CASADEI	HONDA	10
16	Afonso ALMEIDA	HONDA	10
17	Mikey Lou SANCHEZ	HONDA	8
18	David SANCHEZ	HONDA	8
19	David PERIS	HONDA	5
20	Eneko OSORIO	HONDA	4
21	Enzo ZARAGOZA	HONDA	4
22	Mathias TAMBURINI	HONDA	2

Stock European Championship

The Stock European Championship produced the closest finish of the Estoril weekend, with Yeray Ruiz beating Miguel Bernal by just 0.001 seconds.

Bernal had taken pole and again showed the speed that has marked him as one of the emerging names in the class, but Ruiz timed the final run to the line perfectly to snatch victory for Team Honda Laglisse FPS. Blai Trias was third, only 0.011 seconds from the win, after setting the fastest lap of the race.

The front group was tight throughout, with Jacobo Hinojosa finishing fourth, Lorenzo Fellon fifth and Alberto Garcia sixth, the top six covered by just over two seconds.

The result also changed the shape of the championship. Ruiz now leads on 45 points, four ahead of Trias, with Bernal third on 29. Fellon is fourth on 27, while Hinojosa, Filippo Fuligni and Alberto Garcia are tied on 21 points.

Stock European Championship Race Results

Pos

Rider

Bike

Time/Gap

1	Y Ruiz	Hon	27m13.114
2	M Bernal	Yam	+0.001
3	B Trias	Yam	+0.011
4	J Hinojosa	Yam	+0.648
5	L Fellon	Yam	+1.916
6	A Garcia	Yam	+2.116
7	D Jimenez	Yam	+7.038
8	F Fuligni	Yam	+12.590
9	C Lolli	Yam	+12.598
10	B Kecskes	Yam	+14.752
11	J Losada	Yam	+23.740
12	Á Diaz	Yam	+23.749
13	D De Ponte	Yam	+28.164
14	M Rostagni	Yam	+28.211
15	E Andrenacci	Yam	+28.607
16	M Molik	Hon	+36.663
17	B Bambecki	Hon	+38.647
18	D Lanuza	Yam	+38.658
19	F Orlandi	Yam	+38.910
20	C D’Arliano	Yam	+41.664
21	V Panteleakis	Hon	+49.675
22	L Pontillo	Yam	+1m00.818
23	M Jesus	Hon	+1m00.865
24	O Granshagen	Hon	+1m31.025
25	I Rosa	Yam	+1m31.176
26	R Rodriguez	Yam	+1 Lap
DNF	G Capote	Yam	DNF
DNF	S Chavan	Yam	DNF
DNF	K Uchiumi	Yam	DNF
DNF	A Linares	Yam	DNF

Stock European Championship Points

Pos

Rider

Bike

Points

1	Yeray RUIZ	HONDA	45
2	Blai TRIAS	YAMAHA	41
3	Miguel BERNAL	YAMAHA	29
4	Lorenzo FELLON	KALEX	27
5	Jacobo HINOJOSA	YAMAHA	21
6	Filippo FULIGNI	YAMAHA	21
7	Alberto GARCIA	YAMAHA	21
8	David JIMENEZ	YAMAHA	16
9	Cristian LOLLI	YAMAHA	13
10	Juanes RIVERA	YAMAHA	10
11	Álvaro DIAZ	YAMAHA	7
12	Bence KECSKÉS	YAMAHA	6
13	Jordi LOSADA	YAMAHA	5
14	Alfonso LINARES	YAMAHA	5
15	Lorenzo PONTILLO	YAMAHA	4
16	Diego DE PONTE	YAMAHA	3
17	Filippo ORLANDI	YAMAHA	2
18	Matthias ROSTAGNI	YAMAHA	2
19	Emanuele ANDRENACCI	YAMAHA	1
20	Mitja BORGELT	YAMAHA	1

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Next up

The MotoJunior paddock now heads to Jerez for the next round on July 5, where Orradre will try to defend a narrow Moto2 lead, Pugliese and Ramadhipa will continue their Moto3 Junior fight, and Lucas will arrive chasing a fourth straight Moto4 victory.