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Jake Dixon dedicates victory to his granddad after ending a 16-race win drought in the Malaysian Moto2 Grand Prix.
Jake Dixon ended his 16-race win drought with a strong Moto2 victory at Sepang in the Malaysian Grand Prix last Sunday. This win came just before Dixon leaves Moto2 for WorldSBK next season. Dixon took the lead early in the race after a restart and maintained it until the end. He dedicated his win to his grandad and expressed gratitude to his support team and family, including his wife and daughter. This victory moves him up to fourth in the world championship standings. Manuel Gonzalez’s crash led to Diogo Moreira taking the championship lead heading into the next round at Portimao.
