Jake Dixon won his first race with Elf Marc VDS Racing Team in Argentina, dominating the Moto2 race. Manuel Gonzalez and Celestino Vietti secured second and third, respectively. The race showcased strong performances from various riders, including fourth-place finisher Aron Canet and rookie Daniel Holgado finishing ninth.
The 2025 Moto2 World Championship in Argentina witnessed Jake Dixon securing his inaugural victory with the Elf Marc VDS Racing Team, employing a Boscoscuro chassis. From the outset, Dixon maintained command of the race, leading from the first corner to the chequered flag.
Manuel Gonzalez, who previously triumphed in Thailand, secured second place in Argentina, finishing 3.5 seconds behind Dixon without posing a threat to his lead. Meanwhile, Celestino Vietti celebrated his first podium appearance as a Boscoscuro rider since Malaysia in 2024.
Despite battling through pain, Aron Canet achieved a commendable fourth position with Fantic Racing Lino Sonego. Marcos Ramirez, despite starting from the front row, fell short of the podium, concluding the race in fifth place. Darryn Binder finished closely behind in sixth, just outside the top five.
The KLINT Forward Factory Team marked their first points of the 2025 season with Alex Escrig’s seventh-place finish. Both Team HDR Heidrun riders excelled, as Alonso Lopez claimed eighth position. Moto2 rookie Daniel Holgado managed to score points again, finishing ninth, while Albert Arenas rounded out the top ten on the ITALJET Gresini Moto2 machine.
Jake Dixon’s victory in Argentina marks a significant achievement in his Moto2 career, showcasing his ability to lead and control the race. Gonzalez and Vietti also demonstrated their competitiveness with solid finishes, while other riders like Canet and Ramirez displayed resilience and skill. The results underline the intense competition within the Moto2 circuit as the season progresses.
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