It was a day of drama, final-lap thrillers and title-winning celebrations as Misano hosted the 2026 season finale. Carlos Cano, Alvaro Lucas and Lorenzo Fellon entered the spotlight, celebrating their crowning moments as Milan Pawelec ended his Moto2 ECh season in style, adding to his astonishing win tally. After an incredible day of racing, catch up with everything from Round 7!
Moto3 Junior World Championship
Fernando Bujosa (AC Racing Team) completed a perfect weekend at Misano with two victories, extending his winning streak to three races following his maiden triumph at Aragon.
The Spaniard dominated Race 1, finishing 1.369s clear of Kiattisak Singhapong (Honda Asia-Dream Racing Junior Team), who earned second, whilst Yaroslav Karpushin (CFMOTO Aspar Junior Team) was third.
Carlos Cano (CFMOTO Aspar Junior Team) was crowned the 2026 Moto3 Junior World Champion following a P6 finish in Race 1.
Race 2 proved a much closer affair, with Bujosa edging out Kiandra Ramadhipa (Honda Asia-Dream Racing Junior Team) by just 0.006s following a spectacular three-way drag to the line. Karpushin crossed the line just 0.019s further back to round out the podium.
Moto2 European Champion
Milan Pawelec (AGR Team) celebrated the perfect end to 2026, sprinting to his eighth victory of the season. The #44 had plenty of support at Misano, ending the year with a 45-point advantage over nearest rival Unai Orradre (Momoven Racing).
Francesco Mongiardo (MMR) returned to the podium, ending his home weekend in second. Meanwhile, Facundo Llambias (Team Estrella Galicia 0,0) completed the top three, earning his first podium since Magny-Cours last season.
Alessandro Morosi (EAGLE-1) took fourth, clinching third in the Moto2 European Championship in the process.
Momoven Moto4 European Cup
Lorenzo Pritelli (Team Echovit Pasini Racing) celebrated the dream Sunday at Misano, storming to the top spot at his home round. Pritelli took victory by an impressive 7.021s margin in the season finale.
Ethan Sparks (British Talent Team – GRYD) chased behind, crossing the line in second and clinching his first podium in the Momoven Moto4 European Cup. Sparks charged from P15 on the grid and ended the season with added silverware.
Victor Cubeles (Team Impala Honda) rounded out the podium, ending the season with a fourth rostrum finish.
However, the headlines surrounded Alvaro Lucas (CFMOTO Aspar Junior Team), who was crowned the 2026 Momoven Moto4 European Cup Champion after a P7 finish on Sunday afternoon.
Stock European Championship
Jacobo Hinojosa (Futurotel Face Racing) brought the Stock European Championship season to a close with victory in the sole race at Misano, while Lorenzo Fellon (SF Racing) did enough to secure the 2026 title with a fifth-place finish, capping off a memorable campaign for the Frenchman.
Championship runner-up Yeray Ruiz (Team Honda Laglisse) kept the pressure on until the very end, taking second place in the race but ultimately falling just nine points short of the title after a closely contested Championship battle.
Marcos Ludeña (IUM Motorsports) rounded out the podium with a breakthrough performance, fighting his way through from a career-best sixth on the grid to claim his maiden Stock European Championship podium in the final race of the season.
And that’s it! The 2026 FIM MotoJunior World Championship comes to a thrilling conclusion, with anticipation already building towards 2027. See you soon!