ROUND 2 / MARCH 14-16, 2025
TERMAS DE RIO HONDO / SANTIAGO DEL ESTERO PROVINCE, ARGENTINA
ROAD RACE I FIM MOTOGP WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
P70
Ryusei Yamanaka (Frinsa –
MT Helmets – MSI) grabbed the
holeshot, but Alvaro Carpe (Red
Bull KTM Ajo) led after lap one.
David Almansa (Leopard Rac-
ing) also took a turn at the front
as
a lead group of 11 riders
broke away.
With two laps to go, Matteo
Bertelle (LevelUp MTA Team)
held a four-tenths of a second
lead, extending it slightly on
the final lap. However, Piqueras
closed in, making a decisive
move at turn seven. Rueda fol
-
lowed at turn nine, but Piqueras
ran
wide at turn 11, allowing
Moto3 Race
Angel Piqueras (Frinsa – MT
Helmets – MSI) clinched his
first 2025 victory after a thrill-
ing last-lap duel in Argentina.
The 2024
Rookie of the Year
muscled past Jose Antonio
Rueda (Red Bull KTM Ajo) at
the penultimate corner, while
Adrian Fernandez (Leopard Rac
-
ing) capitalized on the battle to
secure
second.
Dixon cruised to his first win
aboard a Boscoscuro, with
Gonzalez finishing 3.5 seconds
behind. Canet settled for fourth,
while Ramirez rounded out the
top five. Darryn Binder (Ital-
jet Gresini Moto2) took sixth,
followed
by Alex Escrig (Klint
Forward Factory Team), Alonso
Lopez (Team HDR Heidrun),
rookie Daniel Holgado (CFMoto
Inde Aspar Team) and Albert
Arenas (Italjet Gresini Moto2)
completing the top 10.
The points have Gonzalez
leading on 45 from Dixon's 34,
and Canet is third with 33.
Jake Dixon (96) thrust his name
into the Moto2 title chase with a
resounding win in Argentina.
