2019 FIM CEV Moto3 Junior World Championship

Last updated September 21, 2024

2019 FIM CEV Moto3 Junior World Championship
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Support series: FIM CEV Moto2 European Championship European Talent Cup

The 2019 FIM CEV Moto3 Junior World Championship was the eighth CEV Moto3 season and the sixth under the FIM.

Calendar

The following races took place in 2019.^[1]

Round	Date	Circuit	Pole position	Fastest lap	Race winner	Winning constructor
1	7 April	Estoril	Jeremy Alcoba	Mario Aji	Barry Baltus	KTM
2	28 April	Valencia	Yuki Kunii	Deniz Öncü	Yuki Kunii	Honda
2	28 April	Valencia	Yuki Kunii	Daniel Holgado	Ryusei Yamanaka	Honda
3	18 May	Le Mans	Yuki Kunii	Julián Giral	Yuki Kunii	Honda
4	9 June	Catalunya	Deniz Öncü	Carlos Tatay	Carlos Tatay	KTM
4	9 June	Catalunya	Deniz Öncü	Ryusei Yamanaka	Jeremy Alcoba	Husqvarna
5	14 July	Aragón	Jeremy Alcoba	Ryusei Yamanaka	Xavier Artigas	Honda
6	29 September	Jerez	Carlos Tatay	Xavier Artigas	Carlos Tatay	KTM
6	29 September	Jerez	Carlos Tatay	Carlos Tatay	Carlos Tatay	KTM
7	13 October	Albacete	Jeremy Alcoba	Daniel Holgado	Jeremy Alcoba	Husqvarna
8	10 November	Valencia	Davide Pizzoli	Davide Pizzoli	Jeremy Alcoba	Husqvarna
8	10 November	Valencia	Davide Pizzoli	Xavier Artigas	Carlos Tatay	KTM

Entry list

Team	Constructor	No.	Rider	Rounds
Asia Talent Team^[2]	Honda	31	Bill van Eerde^[2]	2-8
		32	Haruki Noguchi ^[2]	2-8
		33	Yuki Kunii ^[2]	1-3, 5, 8
Astra Honda Racing Team^[2]		34	Mario Aji ^[2]	1-3, 5-8
British Talent Team^[2]		30	Max Cook ^[2]	All
British Talent Team^[2]		31	Scott Ogden	6-7
Junior Team Estrella Galicia 0,0 ^[3]		6	Ryusei Yamanaka ^[3]	All
		76	Julián Giral^[3]	All
		96	Daniel Holgado ^[3]	2-8
Leopard Impala Junior Team^[4]		23	Davide Pizzoli ^[4]	All
		24	Xavier Artigas ^[4]	All
		27	Álex Díez^[4]	All
SIC58 Squadra Corse ^[5]		28	Matteo Bertelle ^[5]	All
		65	Hikaru Arita^[5]	All
		88	Matteo Patacca^[5]	All
SIC Junior Team ^[5]		36	Izam Ikmal^[5]	All
		39	Syarifuddin Azman	8
		78	Idil Mahadi^[5]	1-7
Team Leopard Junior Italia		5	Matteo Ripamonti^[6]	4
Team Leopard Junior Italia		66	Joel Kelso ^[6]	4
Laglisse Academy^[5]	Husqvarna	19	Víctor Rodríguez^[5]	1-2, 5
		25	Adrián Fernández ^[5]	All
		26	Luis Miguel Verdugo^[7]	3-8
		52	Jeremy Alcoba ^[5]	All
Ángel Nieto Junior Team ^[5]	KTM	7	Barry Baltus ^[8]	All
		73	Maximilian Kofler ^[5]	All
		77	Raffaele Fusco^[6]	4, 6
		81	Aleix Viu^[5]	All
Baiko Racing Team^[5]		58	Iñigo Iglesias^[5]	1, 4-8
Baiko Racing Team^[5]		67	Gerard Riu^[5]	All
Team Ciatti – Speed Up		95	Collin Veijer	8
Cuna De Campeones^[5]		15	Izan Guevara	8
		22	Aarón Polanco^[5]	1-4
		38	David Gómez^[5]
		38	David Salvador	All
		63	Vicente Pérez	6-8
FAU 55 Racing ^[5]		20	José Julián García^[5]	1-6
		47	Fenton Harrison Seabright	7-8
		87	Faustino Cañero^[5]	1-2, 4
FPW Racing		90	Brandon Paasch	1
Fundación Andreas Pérez 77 ^[5]		37	Pedro Acosta	6-8
		82	Stefano Nepa ^[9]	1-4
		83	Meikon Kawakami^[5]	1-7
		89	Marcos Uriarte	6-7
		99	Carlos Tatay ^[5]	All
Gazzola Racing^[10]		12	Gian Paolo Di Vittori^[10]	5
H43-Carxpert-Blumaq-KTM^[5]		50	Jason Dupasquier ^[5]	All
Igax Team^[5]		13	Filip Řeháček^[5]	1-5
Igax Team^[5]		54	Ondřej Vostatek^[5]	All
Team Jespersen^[5]		43	Simon Jespersen^[5]	4-8
KRP		70	Joshua Whatley	6-8
Lagemaat Racing^[5]		18	Ryan van de Lagemaat^[5]	1-6, 8
Red Bull KTM Ajo ^[5]		53	Deniz Öncü ^[5]	All
SN81 Junior Team ^[5]		82	Stefano Nepa ^[5]
RGR TM Racing Factory Team^[5]	TM Racing	3	Kevin Zannoni ^[5]	1-5
		10	Nicola Carraro^[5]	1, 3-8
		20	José Julián García	7-8
		69	Alessandro Morosi	8
Entry Lists:^[5]^[11]^[9]^[7]^[6]^[10]^[12]

Championship standings

Scoring system

Points are awarded to the top fifteen finishers. A rider has to finish the race to earn points.

Position	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th	7th	8th	9th	10th	11th	12th	13th	14th	15th
Points	25	20	16	13	11	10	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1

Riders' championship

Pos.	Rider	Bike	EST	VAL		FRA	CAT		ARA	JER		ALB	VAL		Points
1	Jeremy Alcoba	Husqvarna	5	2	6	3	3	1	2	2	3	1	1	8	212
2	Carlos Tatay	KTM	6	Ret	25	6	1	4	7	1	1	3	7	1	167
3	Xavier Artigas	Honda	2	5	4	7	Ret	3	1	3	11	6	5	4	149
4	Barry Baltus	KTM	1	9	7	5	2	2	8	11	Ret	4	8	2	146
5	Ryusei Yamanaka	Honda	14	6	1	32	26	5	6	5	2	5	4	7	122
6	Daniel Holgado	Honda		4	3	4	5	Ret	12	6	Ret	2	13	5	101
7	Yuki Kunii	Honda	18	1	2	1			4				6	9	100
8	Jose Julián García	KTM	3	Ret	10	2	10	9	Ret	Ret	Ret				80
8	Jose Julián García	TM Racing										11	2	Ret	80
9	Adrián Fernández	Husqvarna	Ret	11	12	9	11	Ret	15	9	12	8	11	3	62
10	Davide Pizzoli	Honda	Ret	3	8	Ret	12	Ret	3	15	10	12	12	Ret	59
11	Gerard Riu	KTM	11	Ret	Ret	15	4	6	5	17	Ret	9	10	Ret	53
12	Deniz Öncü	KTM	28	Ret	Ret	8	Ret	8	11	13	4	7	Ret	Ret	46
13	Aleix Viu	KTM	Ret	8	5	DNS	Ret	Ret	Ret	10	Ret	15	3	29	42
14	David Salvador	KTM	Ret	13	14	16	6	Ret	14	7	7	10	29	Ret	41
15	Haruki Noguchi	Honda		Ret	11	20	8	Ret	20	8	6	27	9	13	41
16	Pedro Acosta	KTM								4	5	18	17	6	34
17	Maximilian Kofler	KTM	12	Ret	Ret	11	7	10	13	19	15	Ret	19	10	34
18	Mario Aji	Honda	4	16	18	Ret			10	Ret	9	Ret	16	26	26
19	Stefano Nepa	KTM	22	7	9	21	Ret	7							25
20	Meikon Kawakami	KTM	7	20	19	19	9	12	Ret	21	13	21			23
21	Jason Dupasquier	KTM	9	10	Ret	12	18	19	Ret	Ret	16	13	22	15	21
22	Julián Giral	Honda	Ret	12	Ret	10	Ret	Ret	9	23	25	14	20	Ret	19
23	Matteo Bertelle	Honda	8	14	13	14	15	18	17	26	23	25	27	14	18
24	Kevin Zannoni	TM Racing	20			13	14	11	Ret	12	14				16
25	Max Cook	Honda	13	15	Ret	18	13	13	16	16	17	16	15	11	16
26	Vicente Pérez	KTM								14	8	17	18	12	14
27	Víctor Rodríguez	Husqvarna	10	18	15				22						7
28	Hikaru Arita	Honda	27	26	16	22	16	14	18	22	20	29	34	23	2
29	Izam Ikmal	Honda	17	Ret	22	25	DNS	Ret	Ret	28	18	20	14	Ret	2
30	Iñigo Iglesias	KTM	DNS				21	15	21	Ret	19	DNS	DNQ	DNQ	1
31	Ryan van de Lagemaat	KTM	15	21	20	Ret	Ret	26	29	Ret	Ret		33	Ret	1
	Aarón Polanco	KTM	16	DNS	DNS	17	DNS	25	23						0
	Matteo Patacca	Honda	19	19	21	23	20	16	19	20	21	22	35	20	0
	Bill van Eerde	Honda		25	Ret	26	19	17	Ret	18	Ret	Ret	28	16	0
	Ondřej Vostatek	KTM	25	17	17	28	23	22	Ret	30	29	24	30	25	0
	Nicola Carraro	TM Racing	21			Ret	17	Ret	DNS	Ret	26	26	26	17	0
	Simon Jespersen	KTM					Ret	23	24	25	24	19	21	18	0
	Joshua Whatley	KTM								29	28	Ret	31	19	0
	Faustino Cañero	KTM	Ret	24	23		Ret	20							0
	Luis Miguel Verdugo	Husqvarna				29	22	21	28	Ret	Ret	28	37	28	0
	Fenton Seabright	KTM										23	24	21	0
	Scott Ogden	Honda								24	22	Ret			0
	Idil Mahadi	Honda	23	22	Ret	27	DNS	27	25	27	27	DNS			0
	Izan Guevara	KTM											25	22	0
	Álex Díez	Honda	24	23	24	24	24	24	27	31	30	30	DNQ	DNQ	0
	Syarifuddin Azman	Honda											23	Ret	0
	Alessandro Morosi	TM Racing											32	24	0
	Joel Kelso	Honda					25	29							0
	Filip Řeháček	KTM	26	29	Ret	26	30	Ret	28						0
	Jamie Davies	KTM							26	DNQ	DNQ				0
	Marcos Uriarte	KTM										31	36	27	0
	Brandon Paasch	KTM	Ret												0
	Raffaele Fusco	KTM					DNQ	DNQ		DNS	DNS				0
	Collin Veijer	KTM											DNQ	DNQ	0
	Matteo Ripamonti	Honda					DNQ	DNQ							0
	Gian Paolo Di Vittori	KTM							DNQ						0
Pos.	Rider	Bike	EST	VAL		FRA	CAT		ARA	JER		ALB	VAL		Points

Constructors' championship

Pos.	Manufacturer	EST	VAL		FRA	CAT		ARA	JER		ALB	VAL		Points
1	Honda	2	1	1	1	5	3	1	3	2	2	4	4	229
2	KTM	1	7	5	2	1	2	5	1	1	3	3	1	228
3	Husqvarna	5	2	6	3	3	1	2	2	3	1	1	3	220
4	TM Racing	20			13	14	11	Ret	12	14	11	2	17	41
Pos.	Manufacturer	EST	VAL		FRA	CAT		ARA	JER		ALB	VAL		Points

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