Jake Dixon Secures First Moto2 Victory at Argentina Grand Prix

Jake Dixon won his first race with Elf Marc VDS Racing Team at the Moto2 Argentina Grand Prix, leading from start to finish. Manuel Gonzalez and Celestino Vietti completed the podium. Several other riders, including Aron Canet and Daniel Holgado, showcased strong performances, indicating a competitive season ahead in the Moto2 Championship.

Jake Dixon achieved his first victory in the 2025 Moto2 World Championship, racing for the Elf Marc VDS Racing Team on a Boscoscuro chassis. He maintained his lead from the outset, demonstrating control throughout the race until crossing the finish line.

Manuel Gonzalez secured second place, building upon his previous win in Thailand, although he was 3.5 seconds behind Dixon and did not contest for the lead. Celestino Vietti marked a noteworthy moment as he captured third place, returning to the podium for the first time since 2024 while riding for Team HDR Heidrun.

Aron Canet displayed resilience, finishing fourth with Fantic Racing Lino Sonego despite performing through pain during the race. Marcos Ramirez, who started from the front row, finished fifth, whereas Darryn Binder exhibited a strong recovery to secure sixth place.

KLINT Forward Factory Team celebrated their first points of the season with Alex Escrig placing seventh. Alonso Lopez, also from Team HDR Heidrun, came in eighth, ensuring both riders finished in the top ten. Meanwhile, Moto2 rookie Daniel Holgado scored points for the second consecutive race, finishing ninth. Albert Arenas rounded out the top ten on the ITALJET Gresini Moto2 bike.

The Moto2 race in Argentina highlighted Jake Dixon’s impressive return to form, as he secured his first victory with the Elf Marc VDS Racing Team. The podium saw notable performances from Manuel Gonzalez and Celestino Vietti, while several riders demonstrated strong capabilities, including Aron Canet and rookie Daniel Holgado. Overall, it was a competitive race that set the tone for the season ahead.

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