Dixon gets back into action to win Moto2


SEPANG: Elf Marc VDS Racing Team rider Jake Dixon stormed into the lead in the opening laps – and never looked back – as he won the Moto2 race at the Malaysian Motorcycle Grand Prix for his third triumph this season.

The 29-year-old British rider, who had also captured the GP of Argentina and Americas (both in March), returned to winning ways when he crossed the finish line in 23:05.269s at the Sepang International Circuit yesterday.

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