Moto2: World Championship Race Results From Buriram

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Jake Dixon settled for seventh during a 'difficult' Thai Grand Prix

The Thai Grand Prix was a 'solid' debut for Jake Dixon in the Elf Marc VDS Racing Team. During the opening Grand Prix of the 2025 Moto2 season, Jake Dixon crossed the line in seventh after a difficult 22-lap race. The British rider qualified for the season opener in sixth and believed he had 'consistent race pace'. However, on his debut with the Elf Marc VDS Racing Team he opted to take seventh instead of risking a push for the top five. The Tha…

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Top ten finish in Thailand for Dixon

Kent’s Jake Dixon got his 2025 Moto2 season off to a decent start with a top ten finish in an action packed start to the season for his new team. He began the race from eighth on the grid, and was down to ninth at the end of the first lap for the Marc VDS Racing team. On the fourth lap Dixon had moved up to seventh place and was beginning to reel in Baltus and Marcos Ramirez in the fight for sixth. It was ultimately, the extensive heat that made…

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Instead of advancing his career in the paddock of the Superbike World Championship, Adrian Huertas decided to change to the Moto2 World Championship. The supersport world champion beat himself properly at his debut in Thailand.

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Collin Veijer concluded his first weekend as a Moto2 rider in Buriram on Sunday with a neat twentieth place in the race. After the 22-lap race on the Chang International Circuit, we saw a satisfied and happy Veijer telling his story with a smile on his face. Collin Veijer started […] The message Collin Veijer (P20): “It certainly wasn’t an easy race, but I am very happy” appeared first on Racesport.nl.

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Moto2: World Championship Race Results From Buriram

Manuel Gonzalez won the FIM Moto2 World Championship race Sunday at Chang International Circuit, in Thailand. Riding his Liqui Moly Dynavolt Intact GP Kalex on Pirelli control tires, the Spaniard won the 22-lap race by 2.600 second. Spaniard Aron Canet was the runner-up on his Fantic Racing LINO SONEGO Kalex. Australian (and the winner’s teammate), Senna Agius, was third.  Brazilian Diogo Moreira finished fourth on his Italtrans Racing Team Kale…