Brazilian rider, Diogo Moreira, claimed his second win of the 2025 Moto2 season as he dominated in Austria.

After failing to finish the last two races, Diogo Moreira returned to winning ways at the Red Bull Ring as he dominated the Austrian Grand Prix for the Italtrans Racing Team.

Moto2 rookie, Daniel Holgado, claimed his first podium in the intermediate class as he finished in second place for the CFMOTO Gaviota Aspar Team.

Celestino Vietti has returned to the podium for the first time since the Argentine Grand Prix earlier this season as he finished in third place even after taking a long lap penalty.

Albert Arenas was back inside the top five for the first time since the Italian Grand Prix as he finished in fourth place for the ITALJET Gresini Moto2 squad.

Tony Arbolino was back inside the top five for the first time since his podium at the Circuit of the Americas with a fifth-place finish in Austria.

Moto2 rookie, Ivan Ortola, equalled his best result of his rookie season as he finished in sixth place on the QJMOTOR - Frinsa - MSi machine.

Barry Baltus was off the podium for the first time in recent Grands Prix as he struggled at the Red Bull Ring and finished in seventh.

The third rookie inside the top ten was the Red Bull KTM Ajo rider of Collin Veijer who crossed the line in eighth place.

Izan Guevara has been inside the top ten in the last three Grands Prix in a row, as he finished in ninth place in Austria.

Completing the top ten was the struggling Aron Canet, who, after a massive on Saturday, limped to a tenth-place finish.

British rider, Jake Dixon, had a difficult weekend at the Red Bull Ring as he only managed a 20th-place finish.

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