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2025 Moto3 World Championship

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Motorcycle racing competition

2025FIMGrand Prix motorcycle racing season
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2025 MotoGP World Championship
2025 Moto2 World Championship
2025 MotoE World Championship
José Antonio Rueda was the 2025 Moto3 World Riders' Champion
Ángel Piqueras finished runner-up
Máximo Quiles finished third and was the 2025Moto3 Rookie of the Year

The2025 FIM Moto3 World Championship was the lightweight class of the 77thFIMRoad Racing World Championship season.José Antonio Rueda won the championship title with four races to spare after winning theGrand Prix of Indonesia.

Teams and riders

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TeamConstructorMotorcycleNo.RiderRounds
United Kingdom Gryd – MLav Racing[a]HondaNSF250RW8United KingdomEddie O'Shea[1]All
89SpainMarcos Uriarte[2]1–2, 8
34AustriaJakob Rosenthaler3
11SpainAdrián Cruces4–6
30United KingdomMax Cook[3]7
32SpainVicente Pérez[4]9, 11, 13
25ItalyLeonardo Abruzzo10, 12, 14
95ArgentinaMarco Morelli15, 17–22
52United KingdomEvan Belford16
69SpainMarcos Ruda16
Japan Honda Team Asia5ThailandTatchakorn Buasri[5]1–11, 19–20
93IndonesiaArbi Aditama[6]13–18
2JapanZen Mitani[7]21–22
72JapanTaiyo Furusato[5]All
LuxembourgLeopard Racing22SpainDavid Almansa[8]All
31SpainAdrián Fernández[1]1–6, 8–22
78SpainJoel Esteban7
Italy Rivacold Snipers Team10ItalyNicola Carraro[1]1–17, 19–22
2JapanZen Mitani[9]18
54ItalyRiccardo Rossi[10]1–20
45SpainJesús Ríos21–22
ItalySic58 Squadra Corse58ItalyLuca Lunetta[1]1–10, 15–22
48SwitzerlandLenoxx Phommara11–12
67Republic of IrelandCasey O'Gorman[11]13–14
82ItalyStefano Nepa[1]All
SpainCFMoto Aspar Team[b]KTMRC250GP28SpainMáximo Quiles[12]3, 6–22
34AustriaJakob Rosenthaler[13]1–2
78SpainJoel Esteban[14]4–5
71ItalyDennis Foggia[15]1–18, 21–22
78SpainJoel Esteban19–20
France CIP Green Power19United KingdomScott Ogden[16]All
55SwitzerlandNoah Dettwiler[1]4–20
11SpainAdrián Cruces1–3, 22
Spain Denssi Racing – Boé14New ZealandCormac Buchanan[17]All
21South AfricaRuché Moodley[18]1–5, 7–9, 13–22
34AustriaJakob Rosenthaler6, 10
25ItalyLeonardo Abruzzo11
95ArgentinaMarco Morelli12
Spain Frinsa – MT Helmets – MSi[c]6JapanRyusei Yamanaka[19]1–20
13MalaysiaHakim Danish[20]21–22
36SpainÁngel Piqueras[19]All
13MalaysiaHakim Danish[21]20
Italy LevelUp – MTA18ItalyMatteo Bertelle[22]1–3, 17–22
32SpainVicente Pérez5–8
89SpainMarcos Uriarte9–16
66AustraliaJoel Kelso[22]All
Germany Liqui Moly Dynavolt Intact GP64SpainDavid Muñoz[23]1–18
51SpainBrian Uriarte19–20
67Republic of IrelandCasey O'Gorman[24]21–22
94ItalyGuido Pini[25]All
FinlandRed Bull KTM Ajo83SpainÁlvaro Carpe[26]All
99SpainJosé Antonio Rueda[26]1–20
51SpainBrian Uriarte[27]21–22
FranceRed Bull KTM Tech312AustraliaJacob Roulstone[28]3–20, 22
78SpainJoel Esteban[29]1–2, 21
73ArgentinaValentín Perrone[30]All
Sources:[1]
Key
Regular rider
Replacement rider
Wildcard rider

All teams used series-specifiedPirelli tyres.

Team changes

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  • Intact GP,Tech3, andAspar Team dropped their Husqvarna, GasGas, and CFMoto rebranded KTM bikes, respectively, for KTM-brandedRC250GPs. Aspar Team retainedCFMoto as a title sponsor.[31]

Rider changes

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  • Team MTA fielded an all-new lineup withMatteo Bertelle, who moved over from the Snipers Team, andJoel Kelso, who moved over from BOE Motorsports.
  • David Muñoz moved over to Liqui Moly Dynavolt Intact GP after having raced with BOE Motorsports for the past three seasons.
  • Eddie O'Shea andMarcos Uriarte completed the MLav Racing line-up. O'Shea had served as a full-time replacement rider in the second half of the 2024 season for the same team.
  • Guido Pini made his Grand Prix debut in 2025, riding for Liqui Moly Dynavolt Intact GP, and replacingTatsuki Suzuki, who had retired from racing at the end of the 2024 season.
  • Dennis Foggia returned to the Moto3 Championship with theAspar Team after spending the last two years in the Moto2 class. RookieMáximo Quiles completed the line-up, having raced in the Red Bull Rookies Cup and FIM JuniorGP Championship in the past two seasons.David Alonso,2024 Moto3 World Champion, stepped up to the Moto2 class with the same team, while former teammateJoel Esteban was demoted to the JuniorGP after not finding a seat in the championship for 2025.
  • BOE Motorsports fielded an all-new lineup withRuché Moodley andCormac Buchanan making their Grand Prix debuts. Moodley had raced in the Red Bull Rookies Cup and JuniorGP in 2024, while Buchanan had raced in JuniorGP in 2024.
  • Scott Ogden moved to CIP Green Power after racing with MLav Racing for the last three seasons.

Mid-season changes

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  • Jacob Roulstone missed the first two rounds of the season due to a neck injury sustained at a private training session. He was replaced byJoel Esteban.[36]
  • Marcos Uriarte missed a lot of races starting from the Austin GP to the British GP due to an injury sustained in a crash at the Argentina GP. He was replaced byJakob Rosenthaler at the Austin GP, then byAdrián Cruces from the Qatar GP to the French GP and byMax Cook at the British GP. Uriarte returned for the Aragon GP and will be replaced byVicente Pérez from the Italian round onwards. Pérez will be replaced atLeonardo Abruzzo in Assen, due to a crash in Mugello that sustained in a broken right scaphoid and a fractured vertebra. Pérez returned to the next round in Sachsenring but missed the following round in Brno, and once again, was replaced byLeonardo Abruzzo. The Spaniard made his return at the Red Bull Ring, in Austria.
  • Máximo Quiles missed the first two rounds due to him being under the minimum age for riders who finish in the Top 3 of the2024 FIM JuniorGP World Championship. He was replaced byJakob Rosenthaler.[37] Quiles would also then miss the Qatar and Jerez rounds after a medical check ahead of the former weekend revealed a thumb fracture, sustained during a pre-weekend training incident but initially overlooked.[38] He was replaced by Joel Esteban.[14]
  • Noah Dettwiler missed the first three rounds due to a left wrist injury sustained in the pre-season tests in Jerez. He was replaced byAdrián Cruces.[39][40]
  • Matteo Bertelle will miss a number of rounds after being involved in an accident that resulted in a fracture of the right tibia and the left humerus.[41]Vicente Pérez filled his seat from the Jerez round to the Aragon round andMarcos Uriarte will fill it from the Italian round onwards.[42]
  • Boé Motorsports rookieRuché Moodley missed the French round due to a crash withDavid Muñoz that involved in a right radius fracture for the South African. He was replaced byJakob Rosenthaler. Moodley returned for the next GP, at Silverstone, but after a crash involved with Pérez and Riccardo Rossi in Mugello that sustained in several fractures in his elbow and in his shoulder blade, he will miss the Dutch GP.Jakob Rosenthaler returned to replace him. Moodley also missed the next GPs in Germany and Czech Republic, and was replaced byLeonardo Abruzzo in Sachsenring and by Red Bull Rookies Cup Argentinian riderMarco Morelli at Brno. The South African made his return at the next round in the Red Bull Ring, in Austria.
  • Adrián Fernández missed the British GP due to an injury to his leg from the previous round. He was replaced by Joel Esteban. Fernández returned to the Aragon GP.
  • Vicente Pérez andMarcos Uriarte swapped bikes from the Italian round onwards. Uriarte moved from the Honda of the MLav Racing team to the KTM of the Team MTA, replacing the injuredMatteo Bertelle and Pérez moved from the KTM of the Team MTA, to return to the Honda of the MLav Racing team.[43] After the Austrian GP, Pérez and the MLav Racing Team decided to part ways, so the team decided to bring backLeonardo Abruzzo from the Hungarian round onwards to race alongside O'Shea.
  • Luca Lunetta missed the German, Czech, Austrian and Hungarian rounds due to severe leg injury, a multiple fracture of tibia and fibula, in a crash during the Dutch round. He was replaced byLenoxx Phommara for the Sachsering and Brno rounds, and by Irish starCasey O'Gorman for the Red Bull Ring and Balaton Park rounds.
  • Tatchakorn Buasri missed the Czech, Austrian and Hungarian rounds due to a shoulder injury at the German round.Arbi Aditama replaced him at the latter two rounds. Buasri also missed the following rounds until the Indonesian round, with Aditama continuing as his replacement. Buasri returned at the Australian GP.
  • Marco Morelli will race the remainder of the season with MLav Racing Team, starting at the Catalan round, taking the seat previously used byVicente Pérez andLeonardo Abruzzo. With the exception of the Misano round, where he will participate in the Red Bull MotoGP Rookies Cup finale.Evan Belford will race in his place.
  • Zen Mitani will make his Moto3 debut at the Indonesian GP, as a replacement forNicola Carraro, due to a muscle issue for the Italian at the Japanese GP.
  • Dennis Foggia will miss the Australian and Malaysian Grand Prix due to pneumonia before the Australian race weekend. He will be replaced in both races byJoel Esteban.
  • David Muñoz will miss the final races of the season due to a crash sustained in the Indonesian GP that caused a severe injury on his left femur.Brian Uriarte will make his Moto3 debut, as his replacement, for the Australian and Malaysian Grand Prix. For the last two rounds of the season, Muñoz will have a new replacement inCasey O'Gorman, who made his debut in Austria and Hungary, as a replacement for Lunetta.
  • Jacob Roulstone will miss the Portimao round due to an injury on his hand sustained on a crash during the practice in the previous round at Malaysia. He will be replaced once again, byJoel Esteban.
  • Hakim Danish will replaceRyusei Yamanaka for the last two rounds, as Yamanaka will miss these two races due to surgery on the left pinky finger for the Japanese rider.
  • Brian Uriarte will make team switch from the Intact GP to KTM Ajo as a replacement for the reigning World ChampionJosé Antonio Rueda due to a hand injury sustained on the sighting lap of the Malaysian GP, in a crash withNoah Dettwiler. Rueda will miss the last two rounds of the season. Dettwiler will also miss the Portimao round and will not be replaced.
  • Joel Esteban will make another replacement once again for the injuredJacob Roulstone for the Portimao round, due to a fractured hand in the Malaysian GP. Esteban raced for Tech3 in the first two rounds of the season. He will be back in that bike after replacing Foggia in the two previous rounds.
  • Zen Mitani will replaceTatchakorn Buasri for the final two rounds of the season at Portimao and Valencia.
  • Riccardo Rossi will miss the final two rounds of the season due to surgery on his left knee. He will be replaced byJesús Ríos.
  • Adrián Cruces made his comeback for the season finale at Valencia, as a replacement for the injuredNoah Dettwiler.

Rule changes

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Mid-season rule changes

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  • From the start of Malaysian Grand Prix, riders wouldn't be allowed to rejoin qualifying sessions if they fall during the final three minutes. The same will apply to the Friday afternoon Practice session. In another small adjustment to the rules, riders have been instructed not warm up their tyres by means of zig-zagging in the pitlane.[44]

Calendar

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The following Grands Prix took place in 2025:[45]

RoundDateGrand PrixCircuitRef.
12 MarchThailandPT Grand Prix of ThailandChang International Circuit,Buriram[46]
216 MarchArgentinaGran Premio YPF Energía de ArgentinaAutódromo Termas de Río Hondo,Termas de Río Hondo[47]
330 MarchUnited StatesRed Bull Grand Prix of the AmericasCircuit of the Americas,Austin[45]
413 AprilQatarQatar Airways Grand Prix of QatarLusail International Circuit,Lusail[48]
527 AprilSpainEstrella Galicia 0,0 Grand Prix of SpainCircuito de Jerez – Ángel Nieto,Jerez de la Frontera[49]
611 MayFranceMichelin Grand Prix of FranceBugatti Circuit,Le Mans[50]
725 MayUnited KingdomTissot Grand Prix of the United KingdomSilverstone Circuit,Silverstone[51]
88 JuneAragonGoPro Grand Prix of AragonMotorLand Aragón,Alcañiz[52]
922 JuneItalyBrembo Grand Prix of ItalyAutodromo Internazionale del Mugello,Scarperia e San Piero[53]
1029 JuneNetherlandsMotul Grand Prix of the NetherlandsTT Circuit Assen,Assen[54]
1113 JulyGermanyLiqui Moly Grand Prix of GermanySachsenring,Hohenstein-Ernstthal[55]
1220 JulyCzech RepublicTissot Grand Prix of CzechiaBrno Circuit,Brno[56]
1317 AugustAustriabwin Grand Prix of AustriaRed Bull Ring,Spielberg[57]
1424 AugustHungaryMichelin Grand Prix of HungaryBalaton Park Circuit,Balatonfőkajár[58]
157 SeptemberCataloniaMonster Energy Grand Prix of CataloniaCircuit de Barcelona-Catalunya,Montmeló[59]
1614 SeptemberSan MarinoRed Bull Grand Prix of San Marino and the Rimini RivieraMisano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli,Misano Adriatico[60]
1728 SeptemberJapanMotul Grand Prix of JapanMobility Resort Motegi,Motegi[45]
185 OctoberIndonesiaPertamina Grand Prix of IndonesiaPertamina Mandalika International Street Circuit,Mandalika[45]
1919 OctoberAustraliaLiqui Moly Australian Motorcycle Grand PrixPhillip Island Grand Prix Circuit,Phillip Island[61]
2026 OctoberMalaysiaPetronas Grand Prix of MalaysiaPetronas Sepang International Circuit,Sepang[45]
219 NovemberPortugalQatar Airways Grand Prix of PortugalAlgarve International Circuit,Portimão[62]
2216 NovemberValencian CommunityMotul Grand Prix of the Valencian CommunityCircuit Ricardo Tormo,Valencia[63]

The following Grand Prix acted as a reserve for 2025:

Grand PrixCircuitRef.
IndiaIndian motorcycle Grand PrixBuddh International Circuit,Greater Noida[64]

Grand Prix locations

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Location of non-European Grands Prix in 2025.

Results and standings

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Grands Prix

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RoundGrand PrixPole positionFastest lapWinning riderWinning teamWinning constructorReport
1ThailandThailand motorcycle Grand PrixItalyMatteo BertelleSpainDavid MuñozSpainJosé Antonio RuedaFinlandRed Bull KTM AjoAustriaKTMReport
2ArgentinaArgentine motorcycle Grand PrixItalyMatteo BertelleSpainÁngel PiquerasSpainÁngel PiquerasSpain Frinsa – MT Helmets – MSiAustriaKTMReport
3United StatesMotorcycle Grand Prix of the AmericasSpainDavid MuñozItalyMatteo BertelleSpainJosé Antonio RuedaFinlandRed Bull KTM AjoAustriaKTMReport
4QatarQatar motorcycle Grand PrixJapanRyusei YamanakaSpainDavid MuñozSpainÁngel PiquerasSpain Frinsa – MT Helmets – MSiAustriaKTMReport
5SpainSpanish motorcycle Grand PrixSpainJosé Antonio RuedaSpainJosé Antonio RuedaSpainJosé Antonio RuedaFinlandRed Bull KTM AjoAustriaKTMReport
6FranceFrench motorcycle Grand PrixSpainMáximo QuilesSpainÁlvaro CarpeSpainJosé Antonio RuedaFinlandRed Bull KTM AjoAustriaKTMReport
7United KingdomBritish motorcycle Grand PrixSpainJosé Antonio Rueda[d]JapanTaiyo FurusatoSpainJosé Antonio RuedaFinlandRed Bull KTM AjoAustriaKTMReport
8AragonAragon motorcycle Grand PrixSpainJosé Antonio RuedaItalyLuca LunettaSpainDavid MuñozGermany Liqui Moly Dynavolt Intact GPAustriaKTMReport
9ItalyItalian motorcycle Grand PrixSpainÁlvaro CarpeSpainDavid MuñozSpainMáximo QuilesSpainCFMoto Valresa Aspar TeamAustriaKTMReport
10NetherlandsDutch TTSpainJosé Antonio RuedaAustraliaJoel KelsoSpainJosé Antonio RuedaFinlandRed Bull KTM AjoAustriaKTMReport
11GermanyGerman motorcycle Grand PrixUnited KingdomScott OgdenSpainÁngel PiquerasSpainDavid MuñozGermany Liqui Moly Dynavolt Intact GPAustriaKTMReport
12Czech RepublicCzech Republic motorcycle Grand PrixItalyGuido PiniSpainJosé Antonio RuedaSpainJosé Antonio RuedaFinlandRed Bull KTM AjoAustriaKTMReport
13AustriaAustrian motorcycle Grand PrixArgentinaValentín PerroneJapanTaiyo FurusatoSpainÁngel PiquerasSpain Frinsa – MT Helmets – MSiAustriaKTMReport
14HungaryHungarian motorcycle Grand PrixSpainMáximo QuilesSpainDavid MuñozSpainMáximo QuilesSpainCFMoto Gaviota Aspar TeamAustriaKTMReport
15CataloniaCatalan motorcycle Grand PrixSpainDavid AlmansaJapanTaiyo FurusatoSpainÁngel PiquerasSpain Frinsa – MT Helmets – MSiAustriaKTMReport
16San MarinoSan Marino and Rimini Riviera motorcycle Grand PrixArgentinaValentín PerroneArgentinaValentín PerroneSpainJosé Antonio RuedaFinlandRed Bull KTM AjoAustriaKTMReport
17JapanJapanese motorcycle Grand PrixSpainJosé Antonio RuedaSpainJosé Antonio RuedaSpainDavid MuñozGermany Liqui Moly Dynavolt Intact GPAustriaKTMReport
18IndonesiaIndonesian motorcycle Grand PrixSpainAdrián FernándezSpainJosé Antonio RuedaSpainJosé Antonio RuedaFinlandRed Bull KTM AjoAustriaKTMReport
19AustraliaAustralian motorcycle Grand PrixAustraliaJoel KelsoSpainÁlvaro CarpeSpainJosé Antonio RuedaFinlandRed Bull KTM AjoAustriaKTMReport
20MalaysiaMalaysian motorcycle Grand PrixSpainDavid AlmansaMalaysiaHakim DanishJapanTaiyo FurusatoJapan Honda Team AsiaJapanHondaReport
21PortugalPortuguese motorcycle Grand PrixAustraliaJoel KelsoSpainÁngel PiquerasSpainMáximo QuilesSpainCFMoto Gaviota Aspar TeamAustriaKTMReport
22Valencian CommunityValencian Community motorcycle Grand PrixSpainAdrián FernándezSpainÁlvaro CarpeSpainAdrián FernándezLuxembourgLeopard RacingJapanHondaReport

Riders' standings

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Scoring system

Points were awarded to the top fifteen finishers. A rider had to finish the race to earn points.

Position 1st  2nd  3rd  4th  5th  6th  7th  8th  9th  10th  11th  12th  13th  14th  15th 
Points252016131110987654321
Pos.RiderBikeTeamTHA
Thailand
ARG
Argentina
AME
United States
QAT
Qatar
SPA
Spain
FRA
France
GBR
United Kingdom
ARA
Aragon
ITA
Italy
NED
Netherlands
GER
Germany
CZE
Czech Republic
AUT
Austria
HUN
Hungary
CAT
Catalonia
RSM
San Marino
JPN
Japan
INA
Indonesia
AUS
Australia
MAL
Malaysia
POR
Portugal
VAL
Valencian Community
Pts
1SpainJosé Antonio RuedaKTMRed Bull KTM Ajo131Ret1P F11P8P41P31F55212P F1F1DNS365
2SpainÁngel PiquerasKTMFrinsa – MT Helmets – MSi121F412RetRet6754F414151171722F6281
3SpainMáximo QuilesKTMCFMoto Aspar Team57P221152241P122345615274
4SpainÁlvaro CarpeKTMRed Bull KTM Ajo2NC61184F432P4512109131014Ret3F552F215
5SpainDavid MuñozKTMLiqui Moly Dynavolt Intact GPRetFRetRetP6FRet3Ret15F21333F871Ret197
6AustraliaJoel KelsoKTMLevelUp – MTARet82432Ret799F6DNS118748102P117P23193
7SpainAdrián FernándezHondaLeopard Racing3212Ret48DNSRetRetRet6865356P6DSQ91P179
8JapanTaiyo FurusatoHondaHonda Team AsiaRet5926612F116RetRet166FRet3F12RetRet8133172
9JapanRyusei YamanakaKTMFrinsa – MT Helmets – MSiRet9193P5Ret8910111592149868224136
10ArgentinaValentín PerroneKTMRed Bull KTM Tech3RetRetRet151010513831287P2106P F4DNS209Ret10134
11SpainDavid AlmansaHondaLeopard Racing761316Ret564Ret6Ret71274P14RetRet93P218134
12ItalyLuca LunettaHondaSic58 Squadra Corse107Ret711935FRetRet11Ret92710107125
13ItalyGuido PiniKTMLiqui Moly Dynavolt Intact GPRetRet1110717719RetDNS710P9Ret69731215Ret4111
14ItalyDennis FoggiaKTMCFMoto Aspar Team6117Ret1311Ret1538115131119131012142196
15United KingdomScott OgdenKTMCIP Green PowerRet12Ret1212121112127RetP1515Ret141521Ret1478Ret62
16AustraliaJacob RoulstoneKTMRed Bull KTM Tech3141491313Ret13128141410Ret11135RetWD1661
17ItalyMatteo BertelleKTMLevelUp – MTA5P4P3F12111019Ret1955
18ItalyStefano NepaHondaSic58 Squadra Corse410Ret814Ret16NC14131317241723181591521181151
19SpainJoel EstebanKTMRed Bull KTM Tech3916433
CFMoto Aspar TeamRetRet416
HondaLeopard RacingNC
20New ZealandCormac BuchananKTMDenssi Racing – Boé151410Ret1914141015Ret9DNSRetRetRet17161611Ret202432
21ItalyNicola CarraroHondaRivacold Snipers TeamRet19159Ret15101711Ret18Ret19122022DNS1313151831
22ItalyRiccardo RossiHondaRivacold Snipers Team818Ret5Ret181518Ret1414Ret201916202018251724
23SpainMarcos UriarteHondaGryd – MLav Racing13Ret2322
KTMLevelUp – MTA1610101116151521
24ArgentinaMarco MorelliKTMDenssi Racing – Boé1318
HondaGryd – MLav Racing17171418121112
25Republic of IrelandCasey O'GormanHondaSic58 Squadra Corse181316
KTMLiqui Moly Dynavolt Intact GP613
26SpainAdrián CrucesKTMCIP Green Power141381514
HondaGryd – MLav RacingDNS17Ret
27South AfricaRuché MoodleyKTMDenssi Racing – Boé11151613Ret2014Ret1716181619132118172214
28SpainBrian UriarteKTMLiqui Moly Dynavolt Intact GP19811
Red Bull KTM Ajo1317
29SpainVicente PérezKTMLevelUp – MTA18169227
HondaGryd – MLav RacingRetDNSRet
30SpainJesús RíosHondaRivacold Snipers TeamRet97
31MalaysiaHakim DanishKTMAeon Credit SIC Racing MSiRetF6
Frinsa – MT Helmets – MSi1214
32United KingdomEddie O'SheaHondaGryd – MLav RacingRet171718RetRet172118RetRet1821Ret22Ret1815161416203
33ThailandTatchakorn BuasriHondaHonda Team AsiaRet21DNS191519192017RetRet24201
34SwitzerlandNoah DettwilerKTMCIP Green Power17162018161916161923182119Ret1723DNS0
35AustriaJakob RosenthalerKTMCFMoto Aspar TeamRet200
HondaGryd – MLav Racing18
KTMDenssi Racing – Boé2117
36SwitzerlandLenoxx PhommaraHondaSic58 Squadra Corse17Ret0
37IndonesiaArbi AditamaHondaHonda Team Asia222024RetRet190
38JapanZen MitaniHondaRivacold Snipers TeamRet0
Honda Team Asia19Ret
39ItalyLeonardo AbruzzoHondaGryd – MLav RacingRet20210
KTMDenssi Racing – BoéRet
40United KingdomMax CookHondaGryd – MLav Racing210
United KingdomEvan BelfordHondaGryd – MLav RacingRet0
SpainMarcos RudaHondaAngeluss – Mlav RacingRet0
Pos.RiderBikeTeamTHA
Thailand
ARG
Argentina
AME
United States
QAT
Qatar
SPA
Spain
FRA
France
GBR
United Kingdom
ARA
Aragon
ITA
Italy
NED
Netherlands
GER
Germany
CZE
Czech Republic
AUT
Austria
HUN
Hungary
CAT
Catalonia
RSM
San Marino
JPN
Japan
INA
Indonesia
AUS
Australia
MAL
Malaysia
POR
Portugal
VAL
Valencian Community
Pts
Source:[66]
Race key
ColourResult
GoldWinner
Silver2nd place
Bronze3rd place
GreenPoints finish
BlueNon-points finish
Non-classified finish (NC)
PurpleRetired (Ret)
RedDid not qualify (DNQ)
Did not pre-qualify (DNPQ)
BlackDisqualified (DSQ)
WhiteDid not start (DNS)
Withdrew (WD)
Race cancelled (C)
BlankDid not practice (DNP)
Did not arrive (DNA)
Excluded (EX)
AnnotationMeaning
PPole position
Superscript
number
Points-scoring position
in sprint race
FFastest lap
Rider key
ColourMeaning
Light blueRookie rider

Constructors' standings

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Each constructor was awarded the same number of points as their best placed rider in each race.

Pos.ConstructorTHA
Thailand
ARG
Argentina
AME
United States
QAT
Qatar
SPA
Spain
FRA
France
GBR
United Kingdom
ARA
Aragon
ITA
Italy
NED
Netherlands
GER
Germany
CZE
Czech Republic
AUT
Austria
HUN
Hungary
CAT
Catalonia
RSM
San Marino
JPN
Japan
INA
Indonesia
AUS
Australia
MAL
Malaysia
POR
Portugal
VAL
Valencian Community
Pts
1AustriaKTM1111111111111111111212540
2JapanHonda32924534661366633526131308
Pos.ConstructorTHA
Thailand
ARG
Argentina
AME
United States
QAT
Qatar
SPA
Spain
FRA
France
GBR
United Kingdom
ARA
Aragon
ITA
Italy
NED
Netherlands
GER
Germany
CZE
Czech Republic
AUT
Austria
HUN
Hungary
CAT
Catalonia
RSM
San Marino
JPN
Japan
INA
Indonesia
AUS
Australia
MAL
Malaysia
POR
Portugal
VAL
Valencian Community
Pts
Source:[66]

Teams' standings

[edit]

The teams' standings were based on results obtained by regular and substitute riders; wild-card entries were ineligible.

Pos.TeamBike
No.
THA
Thailand
ARG
Argentina
AME
United States
QAT
Qatar
SPA
Spain
FRA
France
GBR
United Kingdom
ARA
Aragon
ITA
Italy
NED
Netherlands
GER
Germany
CZE
Czech Republic
AUT
Austria
HUN
Hungary
CAT
Catalonia
RSM
San Marino
JPN
Japan
INA
Indonesia
AUS
Australia
MAL
Malaysia
POR
Portugal
VAL
Valencian Community
Pts
1FinlandRed Bull KTM Ajo511317583
832NC61184F432P4512119131014Ret3F552F
99131Ret1P F11P8P41P31F55212P F1F1DNS
2Spain Frinsa – MT Helmets – MSi6Ret9193P5Ret8910111592149868224423
131214
36121F412RetRet6754F414151171722F6
3SpainCFMoto Aspar Team[b]2857P221152241P122345615383
34Ret20
716117Ret1311Ret1538115711191310121421
78RetRet417
4Germany Liqui Moly Dynavolt Intact GP51198329
64RetFRetRetP6FRet3Ret15F21333F871Ret
67613
94RetRet1110717719RetDNS710P10Ret69731215Ret4
5LuxembourgLeopard Racing22761316Ret564Ret6Ret71374P14RetRet93P218313
313212Ret48DNSRetRetRet6965356P6DSQ91P
78NC
6Italy LevelUp – MTA185P4P3F13111019Ret19274
321816922
66Ret82432Ret799F6DNS128748102P117P23
891610101116151521
7FranceRed Bull KTM Tech312141491313Ret13128141410Ret11125RetWD215
73RetRetRet151010513831288P2106P F4DNS209Ret10
78916416
8ItalySic58 Squadra Corse4817Ret179
58107Ret711935FRetRet11Ret92710107
671813
82410Ret814Ret16NC141313172417231815915211811
9Japan Honda Team Asia219Ret173
5Ret21DNS191519192017RetRet2420
72Ret5926612F116RetRet166FRet3F12RetRet8133
93222024RetRet19
10France CIP Green Power11141381576
19Ret12Ret1212121112127RetP1515Ret141521Ret1478Ret
5517162018161916161923182119Ret1723DNS
11Italy Rivacold Snipers Team2Ret62
10Ret19159Ret15101711Ret18Ret19122022DNS13131518
45Ret9
54818Ret5Ret181518Ret1414Ret2019162020182517
12Spain Denssi Racing – Boé14151410Ret1914141015Ret9DNSRetRetRet17161611Ret202449
2111151613Ret2014Ret17161816191321181722
25Ret
342117
9513
13United Kingdom Gryd – MLav Racing8Ret171718RetRet172118RetRet1821Ret22Ret18151614162021
11DNS17Ret
25Ret2021
3021
32RetDNSRet
3418
52Ret
69Ret
8913Ret23
9517171418121112
Pos.TeamBike
No.
THA
Thailand
ARG
Argentina
AME
United States
QAT
Qatar
SPA
Spain
FRA
France
GBR
United Kingdom
ARA
Aragon
ITA
Italy
NED
Netherlands
GER
Germany
CZE
Czech Republic
AUT
Austria
HUN
Hungary
CAT
Catalonia
RSM
San Marino
JPN
Japan
INA
Indonesia
AUS
Australia
MAL
Malaysia
POR
Portugal
VAL
Valencian Community
Pts
Source:[66]

Notes

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  1. ^WildcardMarcos Ruda used the team nameAngeluss – Mlav Racing during round 16.
  2. ^abThis is the team name entered in the championship. Other team names used during the season areCFMoto Gaviota Aspar Team (rounds 1–2, 4–6, 10–19, 21),CFMoto Valresa Aspar Team (rounds 3, 7, 9, 22),CFMoto Viel Aspar Team (round 8), andCFMoto Power Electronics Aspar Team (round 20).
  3. ^WildcardHakim Danish used the team nameAeon Credit SIC Racing MSi during round 20.
  4. ^Rueda was given a back of the grid penalty for riding slowly on the racing line, but retains the pole position statistic despite starting the race from 26th position.[65]Álvaro Carpe started the race from the first grid slot.

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