Leopard Racing rider Danny Kent eased away after just three laps to win for the second race in a row by a huge margin of over ten seconds, more than anyone in Moto3 has ever gapped their rivals by in the dry, in a classy performance of pure domination, echoing his efforts last weekend in Texas. Kent hung back as early enthusiasm claimed some victims and when settled and confident again, with 18 laps to go, he immediately pulled away with ease as the battle roared on behind for the remaining podium positions. The Honda rider is the first British rider to take back-to-back race wins in the lightweight class since legend Barry Sheene won in Sweden and Finland back in 1971. He remains top in...
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