With his last appearance as a permanent rider, Pol Espargaro turned an important page in his career on the Ricardo Tormo circuit. And of course, emotions ran high...

Augusto Fernandez confirmed his end of the season progress by taking points in both the Sprint race and the Grand Prix at the penultimate round in Qatar.

Although he was unable to prevent Pedro Acosta from clinching the Moto2 World Championship title before the end of the season, Tony Arbolino nevertheless put in a fine performance in Malaysia, climbing back from 24th to 10th place.

A podium finish in the Sprint race and third place overall will go down in history as Jonathan Rea's last outing in Kawasaki colours. After winning six World Championship titles together, the Japanese manufacturer and the British rider have decided to end their adventure together.

After his victory in Australia, Tony Arbolino finished fourth in the Thailand Grand Prix. A result which keeps him in contention for the World Championship title.

A long race on Saturday, a Sprint on Sunday... It was ‘down under’ this year in Australia for the sixteenth round of the MotoGP championship. In Moto2, Tony Arbolino returned to his winning ways.

While the Japanese Grand Prix was cut short due to rain, the Indonesian round of the MotoGP championship was able to go ahead despite extreme conditions and temperatures that put both riders and machines to the test.

The Kawasaki riders' weekend in Portugal got off to a flying start, but ended in disappointment. Nevertheless, Jonathan Rea set the fastest time in the Superpole and came away from Portimao with another podium.

The Japanese Grand Prix, which was run in apocalyptic conditions and halved in duration, saw Augusto Fernandez take a fine seventh place. In Moto3, Dani Holgado was back on the podium.

Tony Arbolino hadn’t been on the podium since Germany back in June. Happily, the Elf Marc VDS Racing rider put an end to his drought at the first ever Indian Grand Prix.

With Alex Lowes absent since Magny-Cours, the Kawasaki team lined up Florian Marino alongside Jonathan Rea in Aragon. The Frenchman scored his first point, while the six-time world champion added two more podiums to his tally.

Jonathan Rea is back in form as the season draws to a close. The six-time world champion had a very good weekend at Magny-Cours, taking three podiums in a row.

The ELF Tech 3 riders were not at their best at the Misano circuit. For the first time this season, none of them scored any points.

In difficult conditions, with a surface cruelly lacking in grip, Augusto Fernandez recorded his fourth top ten finish of the season in Barcelona. The other Elf riders had less successful at the Catalunya circuit.

Pol Espargaro took his first points of the season in Austria, finishing sixth in the Sprint. Although his physical condition is not yet perfect, the Elf rider was reassured by his ability to perform.

Injured at Portimao, Pol Espargaro was finally able to take part in his first race of the season in England. The GASGAS Tech 3 rider even managed to finish in the points, despite still not being far from 100% fit.