Tom Luthi looked at ease as he lead the field across the line to take victory in the Moto2 Grand Prix in Le Mans, his first win this season and since making the move to Kalex. The Derendinger Racing Interwetten rider had started sixth on the grid and after an early battle with Johann Zarco pulled out a small lead which despite the efforts of his competitors he was always able to maintain when challenged. Consistent lapping then kept the Swiss rider in front for his fifth Moto2 win, by a final gap of 1.767s over second place man Tito Rabat. Rabat went one place better than last season for the EG0,0 Marc VDS team with a second place finish, recovering after a small mistake in the early...
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