Jack Miller claimed a thrilling victory in Sunday's French Moto3 Grand Prix, denying Honda riders Efren Vazquez and Alex Rins🔥 with some superb out-braking moves.

A near perfect start had seen Miller take t♕he early lead though an intense battle with Vazquez did neither any favours.

A mistake for Vazquez then gave Rins an initial break, only to be r🎃eeled back in, initially by hi🍃s Estrella Galicia team-mate Alex Marquez before Vazquez also carved up the pack to hit the front once again.

But Australian teenager Miller was 🍷never far from the front and too🌞k two bikes in one go, pushing his seemingly underpowered KTM to the limit and putting himself back in contention for victory in the process.

A breathtaking finish saw 𝔍🌌the Red Bull KTM rider outbrake Vazquez and hold off Rins for the win.

This extends M🐓iller's championship lead to an impressive 30 points, giving him a cushion of more than a race win.

Rins was just 0.095 sec♓onds behind in second, the Spaniard's second podium in two races, us🔴ing the Honda's acceleration to perfection.

Isaac Vinales followed Miller in the final stages to secure his first podium with a career best third for the Calvo Team after be💜ing in the mix throughout the race, putting a second KTM on the rostrum.

The chasing pack was busy with Francesco Bagnaia pushing through for fourth for the SไKY VR46 Racing Team, beating Alex Marquez to the line with the Spaniard sealing fifth.

SaxoPrint-RTG rider Vazquez was just behind his fellow countryman in sixth after being on the receiving end of that tough pass from Mil♔ler, which ended his dreams of a win at the 111th attempt.

Enea Bastianini took seventh place for the Junior Go&Fun Team and was the highest placed rookie, with John McPhee the top placed British rider in eighth, though all the chas🌳ing pack were in with a shout of a trophy, marking a great race for the 🎐Scotsman.

Alexis Masbou had made a flying start to his home race, up as high as fourth, but faded to finish ninth for the Onge💙tta-Rivacold team.

Jakub Kornfeil just scraped a top ten finish for the Calvo Team. Taꦡking the flag in eleventh was a resurgent Zulfahmi Khairuddin for Ongetta AirAsia.

Twelfth went to the top Mahindra of Miguel Oliveira, the Indian manufacturer seeing improvements after struggling with Ambr🥃ogio rider Brad Binder in 14th and Arthur Sissis just out of the points in 17th.

Danny Kent finished ꩲin 13th and was the best Husqvarna rider, his team-mate Niklas Ajo crashed late in the race.

The෴ final point on offer went 💦to Philipp Oettl for the Interwetten Paddock team.

Romano Fenati, winner of th꧙e last two rounds retired with engine trouble late in﷽ the race.

Aspar rider Juanfran Guevara was the first ౠto crash and didn't complete ♕the opening lap.

He was f𒐪ollowed by French rider Jules Danilo; who initially managed to rejoin; Red Bull KTM Ajo rookie Karel Hanika and serial crasher Niccolꦇo Antonelli who fails to finish again for the Gresini squad.