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Manuel González dominates Moto2 gave no one a change in Thailand; Senna Agius won battle for the podim with Moreira in the last lap

by Redação
March 2, 2025
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Manuel González em grande no Moto2 não deu hipóteses à concorrência na Tailândia; Diogo Moreira perdeu pódio na última volta

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Manuel González was on another level and claimed victory in the 2025 Moto2 debut with class. The Spaniard was practically always in the lead, in a category of his own, with Arón Canet finishing second and a battle between Diogo Moreira and Senna Agius, with the latter managing to secure the podium, even after a Long Lap penalty.

This Sunday’s intermediate class race was about to start, with 22 laps to run. Manuel González was the pole position holder and had Celestino Vietti and Arón Canet for company on the first row of the grid, while Senna Agius, Barry Baltus, and Darryn Binder were on the second row.

The start went well for Vietti who quickly moved into the race lead, with the race having early incidents as Jorge Navarro crashed at turn 6 and was out right at the beginning.

Izan Guevara was the standout at the start of the race, in fifth place after recovering six positions. Canet, moving in the opposite direction, had lost three places and was sixth, but Baltus was worse off having dropped five positions, thus occupying tenth place.

González was determined not to let Vietti escape and regained the lead, but the Italian immediately began pressuring his opponent.

🔄 @18ManuGonzalez gets the move done on Celestino Vietti #ThaiGP 🇹🇭 pic.twitter.com/JzBqYASqn3

— MotoGP™🏁 (@MotoGP) March 2, 2025

Binder and Guevara received penalties early on for an irregular race start and thus had a Long Lap to serve, which they did shortly after. The fourth and fifth-placed riders thus dropped to tenth and 15th respectively.

With eight laps completed in Buriram, González led by 0.5s over Vietti, Agius was third at 1.3s. Moreira was overtaken by Canet and thus moved to fifth position.

The race quickly reached halfway and the #18 remained in the lead with a 1.293s advantage over Vietti, Agius continued in third, Canet was fourth, and Moreira fifth.

With 11 laps to go, Vietti had a hard blow in the race at turn 11, after contact from Agius who pushed his opponent aside and caused him to crash. The incident was immediately investigated by Race Direction who gave Agius a Long Lap for irresponsible riding, while Vietti returned to the race, only to effectively withdraw shortly after.

CONTACT 💥 Agius and Vietti come together and the Italian is down #ThaiGP 🇹🇭 pic.twitter.com/vDy24WtB49

— MotoGP™🏁 (@MotoGP) March 2, 2025

Thus Canet was second and Moreira third, with Agius fourth more than 3s behind the Brazilian. At the front, González continued with a 3.5s advantage over #44.

In the following minutes, little or nothing changed, and with four laps to go, González was unlikely to lose the victory, as he continued with a perfectly controlled advantage over the competition, at 3.2s. Moreira, in third, was 5.8s behind and Agius was just 0.4s behind #10, with a direct confrontation between the two expected sooner or later.

With two laps to go, Moreira had Agius right behind him but tried to defend and was succeeding, but shortly after saw his opponent attack again and make the pass.

Moreira tried to respond and regained the position, but would end up losing it again, only to be beaten well at the end. It would be a fight until the last moments!

Unsurprisingly, González finished with the victory, Canet was second, and Agius confirmed third place!

Tags: Arón CanetDiogo MoreiraManuel GonzálezMoto2Moto2 BuriramSenna AgiusThai GP
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