Daniel Holgado oblitered the Moto2 Lap Record in Malaysia as he claimed his second pole of the season.

For the third time in his Moto2 career, Daniel Holgado will start from pole position after smashing the Moto2 Lap Record at the Petronas Sepang International Circuit for the CFMOTO RCB Aspar Team.

A further 0.562 seconds behind Holgado's lap time was the Fantic Racing Lino Sonego rider, Barry Baltus, who will start the Malaysian Grand Prix from second place on the grid.

British rider Jake Dixon will start from the front row of the grid as the ELF Marc VDS Racing Team rider was able to secure third place on the grid for Sunday's Moto2 Grand Prix in Malaysia.

Albert Arenas has been inside the top ten in all three flyaway races in recent weeks, and the Spaniard will start the Malaysian Grand Prix from the head of the second row after qualifying in fourth place.

Daniel Munoz is still competing in place of Deniz Oncu in the Red Bull KTM Ajo squad, and will start from the middle of the second row this weekend in fifth place.

Moto2 rookie, David Alonso, will start from the back of the second row at the Malaysian Grand Prix, as he qualified in sixth place, but was 0.728 seconds behind his teammate's lap time.

The 2025 Moto2 World Championship leader, Manuel Gonzalez, will hold an advantage on the grid this weekend as he will start from seventh place, with his main title rival, Diogo Moreira, starting from 16th.

Aron Canet still has a chance of winning the title this season, and will start alongside Gonzalez on the grid as he qualified in eighth place for the Fantic Racing Lino Sonego squad.

Tony Arbolino has been struggling throughout the 2025 season, and has not scored a point in the last two rounds of the season, but will start from ninth place this weekend.

Completing the top ten on the grid was the KLINT Forward Factory Team rider, Alex Escrig.

Moto2 Malaysia, Full Qualifying Results: