Diogo Moreira Snags Fourth Pole Of The Year At Hungarian Moto2 Grand Prix!

Diogo Moreira Dominates Qualifying at Balaton Park

Hey, race fans! Buckle up because Diogo Moreira just turned up the heat at the Hungarian Moto2 Grand Prix. Representing the Italtrans Racing Team, the Brazilian speedster clinched his fourth pole position of the year at the stunning Balaton Park Circuit, proving he’s got the skills to thrill.

Moreira’s performance was nothing short of electric, edging out the competition by a razor-thin margin of 0.050 seconds. His pace all weekend has been a sight to behold, and starting from pole, he’s got his eyes set on victory. Can anyone catch this rising star?

"I’m feeling incredible out there; the bike and I are one, and I can’t wait to race tomorrow," Moreira shared with a confident grin after qualifying.

Front Row Firepower: Who’s Joining Moreira?

The front row is stacked with talent ready to give Moreira a run for his money. Zonta van den Goorbergh from RW - Idrofoglia Racing snagged second place, just a whisper behind. This Dutch rider’s got the grit to make things interesting come race day.

Rounding out the trio is none other than the Moto2 World Championship leader, Manuel Gonzalez, starting in third for Liqui Moly Dynavolt Intact GP. With his consistent brilliance, Gonzalez is poised to keep the pressure on and fight for the top spot. It’s a front row that promises pure adrenaline!

Second Row Showdown: Rising Stars and Veterans

Just behind the leaders, the second row is heating up with British rider Jake Dixon leading the charge in fourth for Elf Marc VDS Racing Team. As the top Boscoscuro rider, Dixon’s got the pace and experience to shake things up. Will he make a daring move on Sunday?

Joining him is Red Bull KTM Ajo’s Collin Veijer, the top Moto2 rookie in qualifying, starting fifth. This German talent is turning heads with his fearless style. And in sixth, Fantic Racing Lino Sonego’s Aron Canet from Spain is ready to battle from the back of the row - don’t count him out!

Third Row and Beyond: The Chase for Points

The third row is just as exciting, with CFMOTO Gaviota Aspar Team’s Daniel Holgado and David Alonso starting seventh and eighth, respectively. These young guns are hungry for points and could surprise us with bold moves on the track.

RW - Idrofoglia Racing’s Ayumu Sasaki lands ninth, ensuring both team riders are in the top ten, while Filip Salac of Elf Marc VDS Racing Team completes the top tier in tenth as the second Boscoscuro rider. With such a tight field, every position counts in this high-stakes race.

Full Qualifying Results: Where They Stand

For those craving every detail, here’s the full rundown of the top qualifiers at Balaton Park for Round 14 of 22 in the 2025 Moto2 season. Diogo Moreira leads with a blistering 1:40.380 on his Kalex, followed by Zonta van den Goorbergh (1:40.430) and Manuel Gonzalez (1:40.462). Jake Dixon (1:40.463), Collin Veijer (1:40.517), and Aron Canet (1:40.635) are hot on their heels.

The list continues with Daniel Holgado (1:40.655), David Alonso (1:40.737), Ayumu Sasaki (1:40.832), and Filip Salac (1:40.842) rounding out the top ten. Further down, names like Marcos Ramirez (11th), Adrian Huertas (12th), and Joe Roberts (13th) are itching to climb the ranks. With times this close, expect a race full of heart-pounding overtakes!