For the third time in the 2025 Moto2 season, Jake Dixon claimed victory for the ELF Marc VDS Racing Team.

Jake Dixon had not made his way onto the top step of the podium since the Grand Prix of the Americas at the start of the season, but the British rider returned to winning ways in Malaysia as he dominated the Malaysian Grand Prix.

For the first time in his Moto2 career, David Alonso has taken back-to-back podiums as he followed up his second place at Phillip Island with a second place at Sepang.

Barry Baltus is still searching for his first Grand Prix victory, but was able to claim his seventh podium of the 2025 season as he finished in third place for the Fantic Racing Lino Sonego squad.

After setting an electric pace on Saturday in Qualifying, Daniel Holgado was unable to claim a podium finish on Sunday as he crossed the line in fourth place for the CFMOTO Aspar Team.

Diogo Moreira was able to take control in the Moto2 World Championship as he finished in fifth place in the Malaysian Grand Prix, and his title rival, Manuel Gonzalez, finished in 25th after crashing at the final corner.

Albert Arenas has been inside the top ten for the last four Grands Prix as he took the ITALJET Gresini Moto2 squad to a sixth-place finish in Sepang.

After avoiding a double long lap penalty, Daniel Munoz was able to finish the restarted Malaysian Grand Prix in seventh place for the Red Bull KTM Ajo squad.

Alex Escrig claimed his first top ten finish since the Argentinian Grand Prix at the start of the season, as he finished in eighth place at the Petronas Sepang International Circuit.

Moto2 rookie Collin Veijer was back inside the top ten for the seventh time this season as he finished in ninth place for the Red Bull KTM Ajo squad.

Completing the top ten was the BLU CRU Pramac Yamaha Moto2 rider, Tony Arbolin, who was inside the top ten for the first time since the Japanese Grand Prix.

Moto2 Malaysia, Full Race Results: