Maverick Vinales snatched his first VirtualGP victory at Jerez following a late crash from long-time leader Francesco Bagnaia in the closing stages. The third edition of the VirtualGP became the first to utilise the recently-released MotoGP20 video game, with the Jerez circuit in Spain chosen as the battleground for the 11 MotoGP pilots. Vinales was delayed in a first corner melee that initially caused him to drop back from his fourth placed position at the start, but the Yamaha rider quickly set about recovering and had moved back into the podium places just a few laps into the 13 lap contest. He was held up when trying to pass Marc Marquez for third however, allowing Alex Marquez to pass...
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