Rookie Brian Uriarte, 17, claims second world victory at German Moto3 Grand Prix

Seventeen-year-old Spanish rider Brian Uriarte (KTM) claimed his second Moto3 world championship victory at the German Grand Prix, held at the Sachsenring circuit. This win follows his earlier triumph in Italy, solidifying his promising start to the season.

Uriarte, who started from pole position, dominated much of the race, leading for most laps. However, the race's climax saw a crucial moment when championship leader Máximo Quiles (KTM) made a small mistake on the final lap. Uriarte skillfully seized the opportunity, overtaking Quiles to secure the win by a mere 63 thousandths of a second.

Despite the close finish, Quiles (231 points) maintains a significant lead in the overall championship standings as the season heads into a summer break. He now holds a 104-point advantage over his closest competitor, who is now Brian Uriarte with 127 points, just one point ahead of Álvaro Carpe (KTM) with 126 points.

The race itself was not without incident. Early in the second lap, four riders, including Valentín Perrone (KTM), Joel Kelso (Honda), Nicolo Carraro (Honda), and Marcos Uriarte (KTM), crashed out in the first corner. Later, Adrián Cruces (KTM) and Joel Esteban (KTM) also suffered a significant crash in the seventh turn, requiring medical attention.