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Roulstone joins GasGas Aspar for Junior Moto3 in 2022

Roulstone to GasGas Aspar Team in 2022


Australian Jacob Roulstone will join the GasGas Aspar Team for 2022 on the back of strong results in 2021, joining David Alonso and Filippo Farioli.

Jacob Roulstone #12 in the FIM CEV Repsol

Roulstone will make the upgrade from the European Talent Cup to the FIM Moto3 Junior World Championship, after getting three podiums, including one win.

Jacob Roulstone

“I’m really looking forward to facing the new challenges and the new year with the GASGAS Aspar Team. I think overall, it’s going to be quite difficult. It will be a season of adaptation, getting to know the team, the way of working and the new championship. My goal is to constantly improve every time I hit the track and to improve my riding and my speed. I hope I can be fighting for the championship in 2023. It may be a difficult start, but I am sure I will learn a lot.”

Jacob Roulstone

The current FIM Moto3 Junior World Champion team – in 2021 with Dani Holgado, and in 2020 with Izan Guevara – aims to renew the title in the newly named ‘JuniorGP’.

After becoming Champion of the European Talent Cup in 2020, teammate David Alonso has completed a great learning season in the FIM Moto3 Junior World Championship, in which the Colombian has scored two podiums, finishing in seventh overall. All this in a year in which he has also won the Red Bull Rookies Cup title. In 2022, Alonso will continue his progression hand in hand with the GasGas Aspar Team fighting to reach the top together again.

Italian Filippo Farioli comes to the team with two years of experience in the JuniorGP, in 2020 he debuted in the European Talent Cup and last year he competed in the Junior FIM Moto3 World Championship.

The GasGas Aspar Team will start competing in the 2022 Moto3 Junior FIM World Championship on May 8th in Estoril (Portugal) and will finish the championship again in Valencia on October 30th, playing a total of eight rounds.

Source: MCNews.com.au

Joel Kelso fifth in Valencia as 2019 FIM CEV Repsol concludes

2019 FIM CEV Repsol

Round Eight – Valencia


Jeremy Alcoba has been crowned champion of the FIM Moto3 Junior World Championship in the best way possible, winning the first of the two races at Valencia, with Carlos Tatay claiming the second win.

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Jeremy Alcoba Moto3 Champion, Edgar Pons Moto2 Champ, Izan Guevara – 2019 FIM CEV Repsol Round 8 – Valencia

Aussie Billy Van Eerde, meanwhile, ended a tough season in the class with two solid finishes. The Aussie was outside the top 20 but in a group battle in Race 1, and in Race 2 was knocking on the door to some points.

Just 0.115 separated him from fifteenth, with the number 29 forced to settle for P16 – but in a deep field, that’s a solid showing for the youngster after his swift rise from the Idemitsu Asia Talent Cup.

FIM CEV Repsol Valencia Rnd Moto Billy Van Eerde
Billy Van Eerde – 2019 FIM CEV Repsol Round 8 – Valencia

In the Moto2 European Championship, Edgar Pons also said goodbye to the FIM CEV Repsol with a victory.

In the European Talent Cup, Iván Ortolá finished the season as he began in Estoril, with a win, while Joel Kelso raced to his strongest result of the season in fifth, claiming nine championship points and moving up to 17th in the overall standings.


Moto3 Junior World Championship

Jeremy Alcoba didnt waste his first chance at the title, beating José Julián García – who took his first podium of the season – and Aleix Viu in the opening race.

FIM CEV Repsol Valencia Rnd Moto Start
Moto3 Race Start – 2019 FIM CEV Repsol Round 8 – Valencia

It was an exciting race, with a leading group of up to 15 riders. A number of riders shared the lead, such as Daniel Holgado, Ryusei Yamanaka and Carlos Tatay, among others.

With two laps to go, a touch between Daniel Holgado and David Salvador left them out of options for a podium place, and allowed Aleix Viu to make the most of a great comeback, paving the way for José Julián García to take third after a race spent as part of the leading group. Jeremy Alcoba received the Repsol free fuel cheque as a result.

FIM CEV Repsol Valencia Rnd Moto Race Barry Baltus
Moto3 – 2019 FIM CEV Repsol Round 8 – Valencia

Aussie Billy Van Eerde finished Race 1 in 28th, having claimed 20th and 15th in the two qualifying sessions.

In the second FIM Moto3 race Carlos Tatay took another victory, his fourth of the season. Barry Baltus joined him on the podium, along with Adrián Fernández, achieving his first podium in the category.

FIM CEV Repsol Valencia Rnd Moto Start
Moto3 Race Start – 2019 FIM CEV Repsol Round 8 – Valencia

Once again Davide Pizzoli started poorly from pole, losing so many positions that in an effort to make up lost ground he went down on the fifth lap along with Julián Giral.

Ahead, Carlos Tatay pulled clear followed by a large group led by Barry Baltus. Aleix Viu, David Salvador and José Julián García were involved in a multiple fall which decimated the chasing group. In the end, Carlos Tatay won alone, followed by Barry Baltus and Adrián Fernández. Carlos Tatay received the Repsol free fuel cheque.

FIM CEV Repsol Valencia Rnd Moto Race Adrian Fernandez
Moto3 – 2019 FIM CEV Repsol Round 8 – Valencia

Billy Van Eerde improved on his Race 1 placing to claim 16th in Race 2, just missing out on the points.

Billy Van Eerde

“2019 season is now finished. Thank you to the whole Junior Talent Team squad for this amazing year! It was a very difficult year for me but you have supported me throughout all, I’m thankful for this opportunity and will come back next year stronger than before!”

The final classification of the FIM Moto3 Junior World Championship saw Jeremy Alcoba as champion, Carlos Tatay runner-up and Xavier Artigas in third.

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Moto3 Race 2 Podium – 2019 FIM CEV Repsol Round 8 – Valencia

Moto3 Junior World Championship Results

Source: MCNews.com.au