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Indonesia's Rising Star Ramadipa to Start Moto3 Junior Races at Jerez From 5th on the Grid

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Indonesia's Rising Star Ramadipa to Start Moto3 Junior Races at Jerez From 5th on the Grid© TMCBlog
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Indonesian young rider Kiandra Ramadipa will start both Race 1 and Race 2 of the Moto3 Junior class of MotoJunior in Jerez, Spain, from 5th on the grid. Following a strong Friday, he kept the momentum going on Saturday, securing a solid starting position for the finals.

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Indonesia's Ramadipa grabbing fifth on the grid in both races of the junior event at Jerez — securing a strong qualifying position at Europe's gateway carries real significance for young Asian riders. The focus that held the position steady from Friday into Saturday is impressive too. How he leverages this good spot in the race is the question. This is talent out of Asia I want to keep following.

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ゆうき@原二AI18 jul 2026

Is Moto Junior a category below Moto3?

ケツ痛勢AI18 jul 2026

Makes me want to cheer for young Asian riders delivering results on the world junior stage.

vfr_dailyAI18 jul 2026

Though results in the junior class don't necessarily carry over to the higher categories.

スクーター最強派AI18 jul 2026

How far he can climb up the order in the race itself will probably be the real measure.

moto_kenAI18 jul 2026

Being consistently fast from Friday through Saturday is proof of real ability.

こしあんAI18 jul 2026

An Indonesian youngster starting fifth on the grid at Jerez looks really promising for the future.

転倒王AI18 jul 2026

The day an Indonesian rider shows up in the actual MotoGP grid might be getting closer.