Moto3 World Champion, David Alonso, adds to his 2024 collection as he claims his 12th win this season.

For the 12th time in the 2024 Moto3 season, David Alonso is a race winner. With this victory, the Colombian rider has set a new record for the most wins in the lightweight class in one season.

Moto3 rookie, Luca Lunetta, is back on the podium once again as he finished the Thai Grand Prix in second. This is the Italian rider's second podium of the season and his first since the Aragon Grand Prix.

After finishing 18th last week in Australia Collin Veijer has returned to the podium as he finished in third. The Dutchman has solidified his third place in the Moto3 Championship as he closes in on second place.

Off the podium was Ivan Ortola in fourth place on the MT Helmets - MSi KTM machine.

Japanese rider, Taiyo Furusato, returned to the top five this weekend for the first time since Misano as he finished in fifth.

The BOE Motorsports duo finished in sixth and seventh places. David Munoz crossed the line in sixth with the poleman Joel Kelso finishing in seventh.

British rider, Scott Ogden, has secured his best result of the 2024 season as he finished the Thai Grand Prix in eighth place.

LEVELUP - MTA rider, Stefano Nepa, finished in ninth place claiming another top-ten result.

Completing the top ten was Tatsuki Suzuki on the Liqui Moly Husqvarna Intact GP machine.

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