Jonathan Rea took a final win of the season at the last round in Australia. The six-time world champion wasn’t off the podium all weekend and was even twice joined by his teammate.

Although unable to prevent Alvaro Bautista from winning the world title this year, Jonathan Rea nevertheless managed to get on the podium three times this weekend. The Brit has now achieved 200 podiums with Kawasaki.

The two Tech 3 riders concluded a difficult first MotoGP season in fine style. Twelfth and thirteenth at Valencia, Fernandez and Gardner both got into the points.

After Texas at the beginning of the season, Tony Arbolino won again in Malaysia. A new success which allows the Elf Marc VDS rider to move up to fourth place in the Moto2 championship.

With three podiums in Argentina, Jonathan Rea remains in the top three in the World Superbike Championship. Alex Lowes moves up one place overall and is now fifth.

The Australian Grand Prix, which has been absent from the MotoGP calendar for the past two years, allowed Remy Gardner's fans to come and cheer on their champion. The Tech 3 rider rewarded them by finishing in the points.

Jonathan Rea won the Superpole and took three third places at the Portimao circuit. Alex Lowes also finished in the top five in all three races.

Tony Arbolino, who has been making good progress over the last few races, returned to winning ways in Thailand. The Elf rider won in a race shortened by eight laps because of the heavy rain.

After making a good start, Tony Arbolino had to slow down over the second half of the Japanese Grand Prix. The Italian nevertheless finished sixth, the best performance of the weekend by an Elf rider.

Despite unfavorable conditions, Jonathan Rea took two more podiums in Catalunya. The British rider even shared the second with his teammate Alex Lowes.

With both Deniz Öncü and Adrian Fernandez in the top five, the KTM Tech 3 Team put in their best ever overall performance in Moto3 at the Alcaniz circuit.

Jonathan Rea ‘enjoyed’ an eventful weekend at France’s Magny-Cours circuit. After crashing in the first race, the six-times world champion finished on the podium of the sprint race before ending his French weekend with a fifth place.

Raul Fernandez made a superb come back to claim his second best ever MotoGP result at Misano, crossing the line in 13th place.

At just 17 years of age, Senna Agius was invited to Austria to compete in his first ever Grand Prix as the replacement for Sam Lowes. An unforgettable experience for the young Australian Elf Marc VDS Racing team rider.

Deniz Öncü took advantage of the world championship restart in Great Britain to take his first podium of the season. In so doing, the KTM Tech 3 rider starts the second half of the season in fine style.

No victory at Most, but two more podiums for Jonathan Rea who maintains his second place in the overall rankings.