P1racenews AI automatic summary:
World champion David Alonso earned his 12th Moto3 victory of the season in Thailand to break yet another record in the lightweight class.
Alonso broke Valentino Rossi’s record in the lightweight class by winning at Buriram, following his equaling of the record at Phillip Island last weekend. Before the race, rain caused a 12-lap shortage, forcing riders to make tough tire decisions. Joel Kelso started at the pole and maintained his lead at the front of the pack until Collin Veijer took charge on lap three. World champion Alonso eventually moved into second place and surpassed Veijer to secure the lead, setting a lap record. An incident between Leopard’s Angel Piqueras and Adrian Fernandez took them out of the race, creating an intense final lap where Alonso held onto his lead to win his 12th race of the season. Luca Lunetta secured second place, while Veijer claimed third after a collision with Furusato. Ortola finished fourth, and Furusato was reinstated as fifth, with the remaining positions taken by other riders.
