Thomas Luthi secured first race win since Misano 2017 after cruising to victory in the Moto2 race at the Circuit of the Americas.
Sam Lowes
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Marcel Schrotter controlled Moto2 qualifying to take pole position at the Circuit of the Americas.
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Lorenzo Baldassarri held off the late challenge of Thomas Luthi to win the opening race of the 2019 Moto2 Championship in Qatar.
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Marcel Schrotter recorded the fastest-ever Moto2 lap at the Losail circuit to take pole position for the Moto2 race in Qatar.
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The final day of pre-season testing ended much like the penultimate day did, with Sam Lowes fastest for the Intermediate class, and Romano Fenati fastest in the Lightweight class.
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Briton, Sam Lowes, ended the second day of Moto2 testing on top, whilst Romano Fenati topped the Moto3 timing sheets.
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Qatar Test: Binder Dominates in Moto2 as Arbolino tops Moto3 Session
by Joshua Closeby Joshua CloseBrad Binder dominated the first day of the final Moto2 pre-season test at Qatar, whilst Tony Arbolino topped the timing sheets in Moto3.
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Alex Marquez edged a tight second day of testing at Jerez, ahead of Brad Binder and Jorge Navarro.
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Luca Marini topped the timesheets on the first day of the Jerez Moto2 test ahead of Iker Lecuona and Sam Lowes. The riders were fortunate to have sunny, dry weather to make the test as productive as possible.
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Luca Marini claimed pole position for the final Honda-powered Moto2 race at Valencia, edging out Xavi Vierge and Marcel Schrotter
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Francesco Bagnaia will start from pole position for the British Moto2 Grand Prix at Silverstone, 22 places ahead of his title rival Miguel Oliveira
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Marcel Schrotter set the pace in FP3 this morning at the British GP, setting a lap time of 2:08.182 early on in the session. Last year, the fastest time in this session was 2:06.993, but the weather in 2017 was hot and sunny as opposed to cold and windy this year with spots of rain.
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Marcel Schrotter has finished Moto2 FP1 at the top of the times followed by Mattia Pasini and Sam Lowes.
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Sam Lowes has confirmed that he will remain in Moto2 for 2019, returning to the Gresini Moto2 team with whom he completed a successful season in 2016.
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Miguel Oliveira took a narrow victory at Brno to snatch the championship lead away from Francesco Bagnaia