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Moto3 Thailand, Qualifying Results: Bertelle snatched a surprise pole position, Ogden will start from fourth

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Matteo Bertelle will start from pole position for the first time in his Grand Prix career.

The grid is set for the opening Moto3 race of the 2025 Moto3 World Championship. With only three former Grand Prix winners on the grid it is likely that there will be a first-time winner on Sunday.

Matteo Bertelle set the pace on Friday and rolled his speed into Saturday and Qualifying. The Italian rider secured a career first Moto3 pole position on his LEVELUP - MTA.

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Stefano Nepa will start from the middle of the front row as he qualified in second on his SIC58 Squadra Corse Honda.

Jose Antonio Rueda will be at the end of the front row as he qualified in third place on his Red Bull KTM Ajo.

British rider Scott Ogden qualified in fourth place on the CIP Green Power KTM. He was 0.139 seconds off of pole position and has made a good start to his time in the French team.

Luca Lunetta will start from the middle of the second row in fifth place on the SIC58 Squadra Corsea Honda.

Moto3 rookie Alvaro Carpe has impressed Thailand and will start the season's opening race in sixth place on his Red Bull KTM Ajo machine.

At the front of the third row is David Almansa on his Leopard Racing Honda. The Spaniard will start his time with his new team in seventh place.

Australian rider Joel Kelso will start in the middle of the third row in eighth place, he will be joined by Taiyo Furusato who will start in ninth.

Completing the top ten was David Munoz on the Liqui Moly Dynavolt Intact GP machine.

British rider Eddie O'Shea will start the opening Grand Prix of the year in 18th on the GRYD - MLav Racing machine.

Moto3 Thailand, Full Qualifying Results:

2025 Thai Moto3 | Chang International Circuit | Qualifying Results | Round 1 of 22
Pos.NameNat.TeamManufacturerTimes
1Matteo BertelleITALEVELUP - MTAKTM1:40.400
2Stefano NepaITASIC58 Squadra CorseHonda1:40.482
3Jose Antonio RuedaESPRed Bull KTM AjoKTM1:40.496
4Scott OgdenGBRCIP Green PowerKTM1:40.539
5Luca LunettaITASIC58 Squadra CorseHonda1:40.647
6Alvaro CarpeESPRed Bull KTM AjoKTM1:40.665
7David AlmansaESPLeopard RacingHonda1:40.734
8Joel KelsoAUSLEVELUP - MTAKTM1:40.739
9Taiyo FurusatoJPNHonda Team AsiaHonda1:40.758
10David MunozESPLiqui Moly Dynavolt Intact GPKTM1:40.784
11Adrian FernandezESPLeopard RacingHonda1:40.865
12Riccardo RossiITARivacold Snipers TeamHonda1:40.866
13Dennis FoggiaITACFMoto Aspar TeamCFMOTO1:40.874
14Ryusei YamanakaJPNFRINSA - MT Helmets - MSiKTM1:40.893
15Angel PiquerasESPFRINSA - MT Helmets - MSiKTM1:40.964
16Nicola CarraroITARivacold Snipers TeamHonda1:41.249
17Tatchakorn BuasriTHAHonda Team AsiaHonda1:41.526
18Eddie O'SheaGBRGRYD - MLav RacingHonda1:41.917
19Ruche MoodleyRSABOE MotorsportsKTMQ1
20Adrian CrucesESPCIP Green PowerKTMQ1
21Valentin PerroneARGRed Bull KTM Tech3KTMQ1
22Cormac BuchananNZLBOE MotorsportsKTMQ1
23Joel EstebanESPRed Bull KTM Tech3KTMQ1
24Guido PiniITALiqui Moly Dynavolt Intact GPKTMQ1
25Jakob RosenthalerAUTCFMoto Aspar TeamCFMOTOQ1
26Marcos UriateESPGRYD - MLav RacingHondaQ1

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