Joan Mir k🌳ept the Honda wins coming as he powered away to a massive 4.254s victo𝕴ry at the Moto3 Grand Prix in Le Mans, keeping his head following the red flag chaos of the original start.

The Leopard rider was seen in the medical centre and declared fit to race and didn't waste his second chance and powered through from eighth on the grid to b♐attle Romano Fenati at the front.

The pair were pulling clear when the Mari💎nelli Rivacold Snipers rider, th൲en leading, exited into the gravel in a classic Museum corner fall with nine laps remaining.

With his championship rivals all falling th꧃e Spaniards third win now means he also holds a massive advantage the overall standings, leading the championship by 34 points from Fenati, who rem🐎ains second despite his tumble.

The next pack of riders were involved in a huge battle for second, keeping the entertainment up to the very ꧒last corners with Aron Canet best placed to take advantage of Darryn Binder's last lap fall, placing his Estrella Galicia bike into second, holding off all late advances from Gresini's Fabio Di Giannantonio, who completes the rostrum.

The podium remains an all-Honda affair, with both Canet and Di Giannantonio both making notable movements through the pack to prevent a KTM appearance again, having started 12t🦩h and 15th 🎃on the grid respectively.

Platinum Bay Real estate rider Marcos Ramirez looked on track for his first podium before 𒊎being raced out of contention on the last lap, but his performance for four🦩th still equalled his best finish and the Spaniard was the top KTM finisher.

Juanfran Guevara crossedꦜ the line in fifth for RBA, Enea Bastianini took sixth on the second Estrella Galicia entry, while home hero Jules Danilo gave a strong performance to secure seventh for Marinelli Rivacold Sn🌠ipers.

Andrea Migno was the top Sky R♍acing VR46 runner in eighth, ahead of Bo Bendsneyder who was the highest placing Red Bull KTM Ajo runner, just holding off a competitive run by his wild-card team-mate Danny Kent who c🐻ompletes the top ten.

Jakub Kornfeil reco🍎vered from his crash in the first start to secure eleventh on the Peugeot Saxopꦉrint machine, while John McPhee (British Talent Team) made up ground from 25th on the grid to take twelfth at the chequered flag.

🐲The remaining points went to top rookie Nakarin Atiratphuvapat (Honda Team Asia)in 13th, Lorenzo Dalla Porta ( Aspar Mahindra) who was also involved in thဣe opening incident in 14th and CIP's Marco Bezzecchi in 15th.

Niccolo Antonelli was the first to crash out on the restart after battling up to third. The Italian later fell again at turn thr💦e🦩e.

Jorge Martin fell from s🍎econd on the restart wit𓆏h just three laps run, Albert Arenas was running in the top ten when he also fell on the same lap.

The original start saw a four rider pile up on the first lap - Adam Norrodin, Dalla Porta, Kornfeil and Tatsuki Suzuki all fell with just Norrodin not re-joining. Lap two saw the then lead duo of Jorge Martin and Romano Fenati hit a black smear of liquid on the track and crash out, swiftly followed by half the field.

It was later confirmed that it was Norrodin's bike which spilt oil on the track. He was the only rider not ෴to rejoin after all riders were declared fit to race and the mechanics did an amazing job to repair the bikes in time for the fast start.

Gabriel Rodrigo missed the race due to the inju🍬ry he picked u𒅌p earlier in the race weekend.