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Diogo Moreira (Honda): “I just wanted to get the weekend over and done with”

MotoGP star Diogo Moreira had a disastrous weekend in Indonesia. The result: crashes, a miserable qualifying session and zero points in the races. He’s put the weekend behind him and is already looking ahead to Australia.

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It was a race weekend to forget for Diogo Moreira. The MotoGP rookie was unable to find a way to make his Honda competitive at the Mandalika International Street Circuit. He suffered a crash in free practice on Friday and crashed again in Q1 on Saturday. He finished qualifying in 21st place – only HRC test rider Aleix Espargaró, who was standing in for the ill Joan Mir in Indonesia, was slower. Things didn’t go much better in the races. The LCR rider finished the Sprint in 17th place and came 16th in the Grand Prix.

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“It was a very tough weekend,” sighed the Brazilian during the media session after the Grand Prix. “It was difficult; in the end, I was just trying to finish the race and not crash again. I just wanted to get this weekend over and done with.”

What Honda works rider Luca Marini did better

All the Honda riders struggled in Indonesia. On Sunday, Luca Marini was the fastest RC213V rider in 12th place. What did Valentino Rossi’s half-brother do better? “He decided the race in the opening laps; he was right there,” emphasised Moreira. “In the end, his pace wasn’t too bad. He made some changes to the bike, and it was better after that. Anyway, it was an extremely tough weekend for us.”

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Following a race-free weekend, the Grand Prix at Phillip Island is scheduled for 23–25 October. Last year, Diogo Moreira finished on the podium there in the Moto2 race. What does he expect from this year’s race weekend in Australia? “Nothing at the moment,” the 22-year-old dismissed the idea. “I like racing there. And last year, the Honda didn’t perform too badly there. We’ll see how things go in Australia.”

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Pos
#
Rider
Rider
Team
Rounds
Time
Fastest Lap
Points

01

72

Marco Bezzecchi

Aprilia Racing

Marco Bezzecchi

Aprilia Racing

27

40:46,582

1:29,960

25

02

25

Raúl Fernández

SuperFile Trackhouse MotoGP Team

Raúl Fernández

SuperFile Trackhouse MotoGP Team

27

+4,260

1:30,024

20

03

89

Jorge Martin

Aprilia Racing

Jorge Martin

Aprilia Racing

27

+6,890

1:30,144

22

04

79

Ai Ogura

SuperFile Trackhouse MotoGP Team

Ai Ogura

SuperFile Trackhouse MotoGP Team

27

+9,378

1:30,301

22

05

37

Pedro Acosta

Red Bull KTM Factory Racing

Pedro Acosta

Red Bull KTM Factory Racing

27

+9,492

1:30,172

15

06

93

Marc Márquez

Ducati Lenovo Team

Marc Márquez

Ducati Lenovo Team

27

+10,778

1:30,229

22

07

73

Alex Márquez

BK8 Gresini Racing MotoGP

Alex Márquez

BK8 Gresini Racing MotoGP

27

+16,821

1:30,285

14

08

49

Fabio Di Giannantonio

Pertamina Enduro VR46 Racing Team

Fabio Di Giannantonio

Pertamina Enduro VR46 Racing Team

27

+19,840

1:30,244

15

09

20

Fabio Quartararo

Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP

Fabio Quartararo

Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP

27

+19,999

1:30,797

8

10

23

Enea Bastianini

Red Bull KTM Factory Racing

Enea Bastianini

Red Bull KTM Factory Racing

27

+21,111

1:30,593

6

Events

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  • Past

    Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia

    Mandalika International Street Circuit, Indonesien
    09.–11.10.2026
  • Next up

    Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix

    Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit, Australien
    23.–25.10.2026
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    Sepang International Circuit, Malaysia
    30.10. – 01.11.2026
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    06.–08.11.2026
  1. Past

    Grand Prix of Japan

    Twin Ring Motegi, Japan
    02.–04.10.2026
  2. Past

    Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia

    Mandalika International Street Circuit, Indonesien
    09.–11.10.2026
  3. Next up

    Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix

    Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit, Australien
    23.–25.10.2026
  4. Next up

    Petronas Grand Prix of Malaysia

    Sepang International Circuit, Malaysia
    30.10. – 01.11.2026
  5. Grand Prix of Qatar

    Losail International Circuit, Katar
    06.–08.11.2026

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