ROUND 11 / JULY 11-13, 2025
SACHSENRING / SAXONY, GERMANY
ROAD RACE I FIM MOTOGP WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
P108
to Oncu, with Baltus and Dixon
behind. The Turkish rider admit-
ted luck was on his side; his rear
tire was done
at the race's finish,
with Baltus and Dixon, one sec-
ond back but closing in rapidly,
fancying their
chances.
Gonzalez's (172 points) excel-
lent recovery to fourth means
he leads
Canet (163)—seventh
here—by nine points, with
Moreira (128) now 44 off in third.
Moto3
David Munoz (IntactGP KTM)
won out in an all-Spanish last-
corner dogfight with title leader
Jose Antonio Rueda (Ajo KTM)
was wiped out by David Alonso
(Aspar Kalex) behind—a costly
mistake, not just for the crash,
but also because the FIM Stew
-
ards handed him a pit-lane start
for the next race
at Brno for not
taking the requisite care when
coming back onto the track.
And still the carbon fiber flew,
as Marcos Ramirez (ART Kalex)
wiped out Albert Arenas (Gresini
Kalex) in the fight for fourth at
turn one. And since the Gresini
bike punctured the air fence
at the edge of the track, Race
Direction had no option other
than to stop the race five laps
from the end, handing victory
Boscoscuro) wide at turn one,
allowing Deniz Oncu (Ajo Kalex),
Barry Baltus (Fantic Kalex) and
Tony Arbolino (Pramac Bos
-
coscuro) to press on ahead, only
for the Italian to fall at turn 12
on lap seven.
But the juicy stuff was happen-
ing behind. Moreira was enjoying
the ride of
his career, gaining
nine places on the first lap, and
another nine by lap six. By mid-
race distance, he was fourth and
eyeing a way past Dixon.
Yet inexperience told. Tagging
the Englishman impatiently at
turn three on lap 17, he then re
-
joined the track at low speed and
Deniz Oncu (53) admitted to
having luck on his side as he
took a second Moto2 career win.
