US EditionDiogo Moreira Claims Maiden Moto2 Victory in Assen
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Recapping the Moto2 and Moto3 contests from Assen
MotoGP 2025 Round Ten – Assen Assen Moto2 Race Having bagged a first front row of his rookie campaign, Ivan Ortola (QJMOTOR – FRINSA – MSI) collected the holeshot, but polesitter Diego Moreira pounced back to lead through turns three and four. Having fought off a fast-starting Deniz Öncü (Red Bull KTM Ajo) on Lap […] The post Recapping the Moto2 and Moto3 contests from Assen appeared first on MCNews.
Moto2: Moreira beats Canet to claim maiden Moto2 victory and first for Brazil
Moto2: After the two threw down at Mugello over the podium, the stakes were even higher in Assen as Diogo Moreira (Italtrans Racing Team) beat Aron Canet (Fantic Racing Lino Sonego) went down to the wire. The Brazilian made history by taking his first Moto2 win, and first for Brazil by just 0.056s in a fascinating fight to the flag, as championship leader Manuel Gonzalez (Liqui Moly Dynavolt Intact GP) battled his way back to a P3 finish followi…
Brazilian Diogo Moreira withdrew one of the best pilots of the competition and came to the first position in an undisputed way in the career
Diogo Moreira won the Moto2 race of the Dutch TT on Sunday afternoon. The Brazilian beat Aron Canet after an exciting duel in the final phase. Zonta van den Goorbergh and Collin Veijer scored important World Championship points in front of their home crowd with a twelfth and fourteenth place respectively in a race in which no fewer than ten riders dropped out. Strong […] The message Moreira wins incident-filled Moto2 race in Assen, Van den Goorb…
Diogo Moreira claims maiden Moto2 victory in Assen
Diogo Moreira claimed victory in the Assen Moto2 race after overtaking Aron Canet on the penultimate lap. The Brazilian made a lunge at Turn 3 and became the first Brazilian race winner in the intermediate class. Moreira started from pole but Ivan Ortola took the lead into Turn 1 from second place. However, the Brazilian star caught Ortola napping at Turn 3 to swoop back into the lead. Turkish rider Denis Oncu started tenth but rose up to fourth…
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