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Moto3: Early surge fades as Danish settles for 12th at Aragon GP

KUALA LUMPUR: Moto3 rookie Hakim Danish Ramli just did not have the pace to threaten the big guns and settled for a 12th place finish at the Grand Prix of Aragon today.

Moto3: Early surge fades as Danish settles for 12th at Aragon GP

In the Grand Prix of Aragon, Moto3 rookie Hakim Danish Ramli failed to capitalize on his early surge and finished in 12th place. Starting from 13th position on the grid, the Aeon Credit-MT Helmets-MSI rider made a strong start and reached as high as 10th in the opening lap at the Motorland Aragon circuit. However, Danish faded late in the race, crossing the finish line 14.284 seconds behind the race winner Maximo Quiles of the CFMoto Viel Aspar Team.

Liqui Moly Dynavolt Intact GP's David Almansa claimed the second position, just 0.264 seconds ahead of Quiles, while Quiles' teammate Marco Morelli secured the third spot. Danish earned four points from the race, keeping him eighth overall in the Moto3 championship standings with 90 points. Maximo Quiles leads the title race with 256 points, followed by Red Bull KTM Ajo's Alvaro Carpe with 159 points and David Almansa in third place with 154 points. The next race will take place at the Grand Prix of San Marino on September 11-13.

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