Round ten of the Moto2 championship, the British Grand Prix, all came down to the final corners with Jake Dixon putting in a determined final lap to pull of a memorable win in front of his home fans atꦡ Silverstone.

Canet had started second and taken an early lead, with Dixon in behind pole man Ai Ogura. The Japanese rider started to fade away and that lef🍰t the duo out front together for much of the race.

The Fantic Racing bike ꩵstayed ahead until the very last lap, when a small error from the Spaniard left the door open and ဣDixon pounced.

The patience to sit in behind had paid off and stronger on the first corners, Dix🅷on pulled out a visible gap.

The #44 remained stronger on the latter part of the track, but could not find a way back around, with Dixon running tight neat lines and hugging the kerb to block - with enough space to wheelie over the line for a win - his first since the Catalan round last year and the first b﷽y a B꧂ritish rider since Danny Kent won the Moto3 race in 2015.

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Canet was just 0.177s behind 🥃as he gave everything to try and gain back his💯 lead, but came just short. It is just his second podium visit this season.

Behind the battle for third raged on. Celestino Vietti had slipped back but was on a charge with plenty of tyre left. The Red Bull KTM Ajo rider set his own personal best lap🌼 on his last lap, running a sec🔴ond quicker than the lead pair as he charges past Sergio Garcia to complete the rostrum - his first visit this season.

That left championship leader Garcia fourth, The MT Helmets rider had endured a tough weekend - as had all the Boscoscuro riders in some form - qualifying down in 16th, so the comeback to fourth remained impressive, especially after being knocked back to 24th on the race start after early contact, despite missing out on a tr♊ophy this time out.

Manuel Gonzalez was back in a familiar 🦄fifth for Gresini, with Darryn Binder seeing the improvements from both Kalex and his Liqui Moly Intact GP team play out on track in sixth, with teammate Senna Agiওus also in the top ten.

Ahead of him on track in a close battle were Jeremy🌺 Alcoba in seventh, also firing past his rivals from 17th on the grid for Yamaha VR46 Master Camp, Albert Arenas who was briefly in the podium places before fading back to eighth for Gresini and Alonso Lopez, the second best of t🦂he Boscoscuro bikes for and top Speed Up in ninth.

Zonta van den Goorbergh was just behind Agius in𝕴 eleventh on the RW - Idౠrofoglia Racing bike.

2023 Silꦅverstone victor and winner at the last round in Germany before the break, Fermin Aldeguer had been out of shape and struggling all weekend and fared no better in race trim.

At one point fighting for 15th the Speed Up rider rallied in the final laps for an improved 12thꦫ at the chequered flag.

The final points on offer went to Bo Bendsneyder in 13th for Preicanos Racing, Ogura’s run in the wrong direction ended in 14th with Marcos Ramirez 💝close behind in 15th for American R🌄acing.

Crashes, Injuries and Replacements

🌠Marcel Schro༺tter (17th) replaced Deniz Oncu at Red Bull KTM Ajo as he continues his recovery.

Jorge Navarro (18th) returned fo𓂃r another wildcard performance with Klint Forward Factory Racing, again their highest placed finisher.

Jaume Masia was the first t𝓡o exit, his bike s♛ent flying into the air on lap two.

Xavi Cardelus didn’t last much longer, with both Tony Ar🌄bolino and Somkiat Chantra crashing ou🧸t while holding sixth.

Filip Salac and Mario Aji also failed to finish. Joe Roberts had been riding high and fighting for the podium when he ha♐d his first non-finish of the s꧅eason, exiting at Farm.

Championship Standings

The Cꦕhampionship leader remains Sergio Garcia, moving onto 160. Ogura picked up just two points but holds second on 142 points , with Roberts staying on 3rd after his DNF.

Aldeguer loses ground in fourth on 112. Canet and Dixon swap 7th and 8th after Dixon’s win sees him ahead tied on points with the Spaniard.