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Decided Maximo Quiles has won the title.

Standings

#		Now	Max	After your picks
1	28 Maximo Quiles	351	476	—
2	22 David Almansa Out	219	344	—
3	51 Brian Uriarte Out	203	328	—
4	83 Alvaro Carpe Out	191	316	—
5	97 Marco Morelli Out	146	271	—
6	73 Valentin Perrone Out	123	248	—
7	9 Veda Pratama Out	115	240	—
8	18 Matteo Bertelle Out	109	234	—

Still able to win it on the numbers: Maximo Quiles

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Past title deciders

Turned around at the final round (1)

2013 Moto3: Maverick Viñales 323, Alex Rins 311 (12 apart). Settled: Valencia GP — Before the final round Luis Salom led by 2

The top 2 both scored 0 in the same race (8)

2022 Moto3: Izan Guevara 319, Sergio Garcia 257 (62 apart). Settled: Australian GP — at the British GP, leader Sergio Garcia (Crash) and 2nd Izan Guevara (Crash) both scored 0 (8 rounds left)
2020 Moto3: Albert Arenas 174, Ai Ogura 170 (4 apart). Settled: Portuguese GP — at the GRAN PREMIO DE ANDALUCÍA, leader Albert Arenas and 2nd Ai Ogura retired on the same lap 15 (possible multiple crash; Crash / no reason in the official record; 12 rounds left)
2018 Moto3: Jorge Martin 260, Fabio Di Giannantonio 218 (42 apart). Settled: Malaysian GP — at the Spanish GP, leader Jorge Martin and 2nd Aron Canet both crashed on lap 19 (both recorded as crashes; 14 rounds left)
2018 Moto3: Jorge Martin 260, Fabio Di Giannantonio 218 (42 apart). Settled: Malaysian GP — at the French GP, leader Marco Bezzecchi and 2nd Jorge Martin both crashed on lap 22 (both recorded as crashes; 13 rounds left)
2015 Moto3: Danny Kent 260, Miguel Oliveira 254 (6 apart). Settled: Valencia GP — at the Aragon GP, leader Danny Kent and 2nd Enea Bastianini both crashed on lap 20 (both recorded as crashes; 4 rounds left)
2015 Moto3: Danny Kent 260, Miguel Oliveira 254 (6 apart). Settled: Valencia GP — at the Australian GP, leader Danny Kent and 2nd Enea Bastianini both crashed on lap 14 (both recorded as crashes; 2 rounds left)
2008 125cc: Mike Di Meglio 264, Simone Corsi 225 (39 apart). Settled: Malaysian GP — at the Spanish GP, leader Sergio Gadea (Crash) and 2nd Joan Olive (Crash) both scored 0 (15 rounds left)
2005 125cc: Thomas Lüthi 242, Mika Kallio 237 (5 apart). Settled: Valencia GP — at the British GP, leader Mattia Pasini (no reason in the official record) and 2nd Gabor Talmacsi (Crash) both scored 0 (8 rounds left)

Settled at the final round (10)

2020 Moto3: Albert Arenas 174, Ai Ogura 170 (4 apart). Settled: Portuguese GP
2015 Moto3: Danny Kent 260, Miguel Oliveira 254 (6 apart). Settled: Valencia GP
2014 Moto3: Alex Marquez 278, Jack Miller 276 (2 apart). Settled: Valencia GP
2013 Moto3: Maverick Viñales 323, Alex Rins 311 (12 apart). Settled: Valencia GP
2011 125cc: Nicolas Terol 302, Johann Zarco 262 (40 apart). Settled: Valencia GP
2010 125cc: Marc Marquez 310, Nicolas Terol 296 (14 apart). Settled: Valencia GP
2007 125cc: Gabor Talmacsi 282, Hector Faubel 277 (5 apart). Settled: Valencia GP
2005 125cc: Thomas Lüthi 242, Mika Kallio 237 (5 apart). Settled: Valencia GP
1951 125cc: Carlo Ubbiali 20, Gianni Leoni 12 (8 apart). Settled: NATIONS GRAND PRIX
1950 125cc: Bruno Ruffo 17, Gianni Leoni 14 (3 apart). Settled: NATIONS GRAND PRIX

Closest finishes (8)

2014 Moto3: Alex Marquez 278, Jack Miller 276 (2 apart). Settled: Valencia GP
1950 125cc: Bruno Ruffo 17, Gianni Leoni 14 (3 apart). Settled: NATIONS GRAND PRIX
2020 Moto3: Albert Arenas 174, Ai Ogura 170 (4 apart). Settled: Portuguese GP
2007 125cc: Gabor Talmacsi 282, Hector Faubel 277 (5 apart). Settled: Valencia GP
2005 125cc: Thomas Lüthi 242, Mika Kallio 237 (5 apart). Settled: Valencia GP
2023 Moto3: Jaume Masia 274, Ayumu Sasaki 268 (6 apart). Settled: Qatar GP
2015 Moto3: Danny Kent 260, Miguel Oliveira 254 (6 apart). Settled: Valencia GP
1951 125cc: Carlo Ubbiali 20, Gianni Leoni 12 (8 apart). Settled: NATIONS GRAND PRIX

Scope: 81 seasons (1950–2025) where the points added up race by race match the official final standings of the top two. Seasons that do not match (missing races, dropped-score rules) are left out

On equal points: most race wins, then most 2nd places, and so on (MotoGP sprints not counted); still level, the one who achieved their highest place most recently (FIM Grand Prix regulations art. 1.28.7, 2026) How points work →

Source: 2026 official results DB (17 races run, Oct 15, 2026, 3:08 AM UTC). Remaining races count full points (half points for shortened races are not predicted)