Red Bull Indianapolis Moto2 Race Review

Welcome back to another race review of the MotoGP World Championship and this time we will be taking a look at the Moto2 class.

It was an unpredictable race for the two Malaysian riders,Hafizh Syahrin and Azlan Shah.Both Malaysian riders qualified on eighth and twelfth respectively and warm up lap session was underway and track conditions were dry race direction declared a dry race and they were ready and here we go!

"Round ten of the Moto2 World Championship here in Indianapolis Motor Speedway."
"Lights are off and off we go!"

Great start from the two Malaysian riders Syahrin and Shah Syahrin up into third place on the first corner of the circuit up into second place and he was on a good pace and led the race on the first ever lap! Outstanding performance from the two Malaysian riders and Shah was already on fifth place on the first lap.

Then, it was the 250cc world champion Julian Simon that came out of no where that battled with Syahrin.Syahrin managed to make a gap and Simon ran wide Syahrin in first and the 2013 Moto3 runner up Álex Rins on second place.

Syahrin was overtaken by Rins and they battled for first place.Rins got past Syahrin with a simple slipstream method.Rins in front and Syahrin second.

It was on the penultimate lap that Rins was able to pull away at the front.Syahrin began to lose grip as the tyres was used up.Syahrin dropped down to fourth place and he decided not to be aggressive.

Although Syahrin made it to the final lap of the race,he crashed out of the race and he was looking injured.It was the final bend and over the line in first is the Spaniard Álex Rins.

He won his first ever Moto2 grand prix and this was what he said "This race is for Bernat and Rivas I couldn't have won if they were not with me so,thanks to the team and all the people that supported me."

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