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Ryusei Yamanaka was the best on track in the first Moto3 session in Buriram

by Redação
February 28, 2025
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Ryusei Yamanaka foi o melhor em pista na primeira sessão do Moto3 em Buriram

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At the beginning of the new World Championship, the Chang International Circuit in Buriram was the setting for a free practice session (FP1) that provided a glimpse of the high competitiveness in the Moto3 category, in preparation for the Thailand GP, with Ryusei Yamanaka being the standout by finishing as the leader.

The fastest in the session was the Japanese rider Yamanaka, whose best lap was a 1:40.851s, demonstrating consistency and speed from the start.

Few were able to get close to the leader’s mark. The Spanish rider Jose Antonio Rueda, aboard the Red Bull KTM Ajo, finished in second place with a time of 1:40.901s, recording a difference of just 0.050 seconds from Yamanaka. Following them, Italian Matteo Bertelle, from LEVELUP-MTA, completed the podium with 1:41.017s, 0.166 seconds behind the Japanese rider and 0.116 seconds after Rueda.

With the start of the season promising excitement and close time battles, expectations for the Thailand GP are high, as the entry-level category is one of the most competitive and unpredictable.

Tags: David AlmansaJose Antonio RuedaLuca LunettaMatteo BertelleMoto3Ryusei YamanakaThai GP
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