By Lisa Lewis

Team Calvo rider Maverick Vinales won the Moto3 Spanish Grand Prix, after a red-flag caused by an accident for �ꩲ�CIP rider Alan Techer.

Vinales now leads the world championship standings by four pointꦐs from Luis Salom after leading lap 15, where the race was counted back to as the last complete lap.

It is Vinales' best result at Jerez after failing to ಌfinish in 2011 and 🥂finishing sixth in 2012 after running wide on the second lap.

Salom had to settle for a frustrating second as he was sat behind his fellow Spaniard waiting for the right moment to make his move aboar🔴d his Red Bull KTM Ajo, when theಌ race was cut short.

Jonas Folger was🌠 third for Mapfre Aspar with his first podium of the season he is als🌄o the first non-Spanish rider to make the rostrum this year.

KTM once again dominaꦐte with all three of the top riders aboard a K🐈TM or Kalex KTM.

Initial reports said Techer was 'ܫconsciou🥀s' and currently undergoing treatment in the medical centre.

Alex Rins lost out in the championship race as he had been in the leading group with Vinales, Salom and Folger until he lost the front of his Estrella𓂃 Galicia KTM with thirteen laps to go, allowing the two remaining Spania꧙rds to open a gap on Folger.

Brad Binder benefited from a huge gap after both Mahindra's Miguel Oliveira and Caretta rider Jack Mill꧒er crashe🔯d behind him, leaving him clear for fourth and the top finishing Honda.

The battle for fifth was won by Redox RW Racings Ja𓆉kub Kornfeil despite a lack of track time as he ﷽only joined the paddock on Saturday after sitting exams in the Czech Republic.

Sixth was awarded to Avant Tecno's Nikla🌳s Ajo wh🔯ile Red Bull's Zulfahmi Khairuddin had moved into seventh at the race end.

Completing the top ten were Mahindra's Efren Vazquez, San Carlo Team Italia rider Romano Fenati and Ongetta Rivacold's Alexis Masbou🧸.

British rider John McPhee narrowly missed out on a first top ten placing but still reജcorded a best finish of 11th for the Caretta Technology- RTG team.

The Scot had passed Masbou, who 🐷he crashed with in Qatar, but lost ꦯout when the race was taken back to the last completed lap.

The third of the Re𝓡d Bull machines, piloted by Arthur Sissis was 12th, with Briton Danny Webb next on the timesheets for Ambrogio Racing in 13th.

Jasper Iwema, whose crash red-flagged the Austin Grand𝄹 P💝rix, returned to finish 14th for the RW Racing GP team.

Livio Loi finished h𒁏is first race in 🐭the championship in the points taking 15th for Marc VDS.

He is the first Belgian to race in the lightweight class since♏ Lucio Pietroniro in 1989. He exceeded the expectations of ꦚthe team who expected the sixteen year old to place around 20th on his debut.

In a crash filled race Alex Marquez, who was the first to fall retur♑ned to finish 23rd while Portugꦑuese rider Oliveira also returned to track for 16th.