Superprestigio – it’ s irreplaceable. I’ ve enjoyed it and I’ ve had a really good time here at the Superprestigio, but it’ s like the pressure to win and to produce for Flat Track, it gets more intense every single year, everybody else gets better. But I’ m just thankful to be a part of that and that Flat Track is here and the Superprestigio is getting bigger and everyone else is growing with it.”
Moto2 racer Xavier Simon was fourth. In fifth, and the next best Open class rider was Spanish flat track racer Gerard Bailo followed by another Moto2 racer, Marcel Schrotter. The 2016 RFME Copa de Flat Track Champion Ferran Cardus was shuffled back to seventh after a mid-race miscue. Fivetime FIM Supermoto World Champion Thomas Chareyre’ s eighth-place result completed the results for the Superfinal.