Alonso Lopez Takes 2026 Moto2 Aragon GP Win
Alonso Lopez secured his first Moto2 victory in over two years, leading every lap at MotorLand Aragon. He finished 0.8 seconds ahead of Izan Guevara, who held off a late challenge from David Alonso.
Alonso Lopez won the 2026 Moto2 Aragon Grand Prix, marking his first victory in over two years. The Spaniard led every lap at MotorLand Aragon, finishing 0.8 seconds clear of Izan Guevara.
David Alonso mounted a fierce late charge from outside the top six to challenge for the podium. On the final lap, he attempted to pass Guevara for second at turn eight. The battle allowed Lopez to pull away by half a second, a gap Guevara could not close in the remaining half-lap. Alonso tried again at turn 16 but ran wide, and Guevara squared him off and beat him to the line.
Race Standings and Battles
Senna Agius finished fourth after a race-long duel. He spent the first half of the race staring at Alonso's rear tyre when they were seventh and eighth, but eventually moved forward to beat Ivan Ortola to the position. Manuel Gonzalez started strongly but faded to sixth, nearly five seconds behind the winner.
Dani Holgado experienced a significant drop, falling from third to seventh by the checkered flag. Collin Veijer's podium challenge ended when he crashed at turn four shortly after he was passed for third by Alonso. The top ten was completed by Deniz Oncu in eighth, Alex Escrig in ninth, and Adrian Huertas in tenth.
Full Race Results
The full results from the 2026 Moto2 race at Aragon, as reported by Bike Sport News, are listed below.
| Position | Rider |
|---|---|
| 1 | Alonso Lopez |
| 2 | Izan Guevara |
| 3 | David Alonso |
| 4 | Senna Agius |
| 5 | Ivan Ortola |
| 6 | Manuel Gonzalez |
| 7 | Dani Holgado |
| 8 | Deniz Oncu |
| 9 | Alex Escrig |
| 10 | Adrian Huertas |
Race Recap
The victory was a dominant return to form for Lopez. His consistent pace at the front was never seriously threatened until the final lap drama behind him. The battle for second ultimately secured his winning margin. Gonzalez and Holgado were the only riders in the early leading group to lose significant ground as the race progressed. Veijer's crash removed another contender from the podium fight. The results were published by Bike Sport News, a website covering global motorcycle racing series including MotoGP, World Superbikes and British Superbikes.
