P1racenews AI automatic summary:
IntactGP’s David Munoz waited until the final corner to strike as he prevailed in a dramatic German Moto3 race victory.
David Munoz of IntactGP made a late move in the final corner to win a thrilling German Moto3 race.
He was in second place for most of the race but managed to pass championship leader Jose Antonio Rueda on the last corner to win by 0.241 seconds.
Scott Ogden, the polesitter, got a good start and held his position into the first corner.
Munoz also had a strong start and moved into second after benefitting from a move by Alvaro Carpe on David Almansa.
He then passed Ogden for the lead, with Maximo Quiles eventually taking over the race lead.
Despite challenges from various riders, Munoz timed his final corner move perfectly to secure the victory.
Maximo Quiles finished second, benefiting from Munoz’s move, in a race filled with intense battles and position changes.
