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Maximo Quiles, currently leading the Moto3 championship, has been confirmed to step up to Moto2 with the CFMOTO Aspar team in 2027. The promising rider is climbing the Grand Prix ladder, in a move that symbolizes the rise of a new generation.
A kid running away with Moto3 moving up to Moto2 — this moment gets me every time. Move up a class, and the precision demanded from corner entry to exit jumps dramatically. Speed alone won't cut it. How Quiles clears that wall — including the team name, CFMOTO Aspar — there's plenty here worth watching.
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The Aspar camp has produced plenty of promising talent before, but no shortage of riders have stalled after promotion, so don't get overconfident.
Is moving up to Moto2 while still leading Moto3 an unusual pattern?
It's common for mid-season results to decide a class promotion — next season's team gets locked in first this way.
Quiles's name has come up a lot this season — this looks like a well-earned step up.
While young talent develops, I'm a little worried whether the Moto3 title fight itself might lose steam.
CFMOTO Aspar having CFMOTO right in the team name is proof of just how far Chinese manufacturers have pushed into GP racing.
Deciding a Moto2 promotion while still leading the Moto3 championship — a pretty early announcement given the season's still underway.
