Valentin Perrone Secures Maiden Pole at 2025 Austrian Moto3

Valentin Perrone  © STMimages

Valentin Perrone © STMimages

Valentin Perrone of Red Bull KTM Tech3 claimed his first Moto3 pole position during the 2025 Austrian Grand Prix qualifying at Red Bull Ring. The Argentine rider leveraged Red Bull’s team strategy to post a fastest lap of 1m 39.938s, outpacing Angel Piqueras and Ryusei Yamanaka. In-depth analysis highlights Perrone’s resilience in critical moments. Can he convert this pole into a victory?


2025 Austrian Moto3 Qualifying Results

Below are the complete results of the 2025 Austrian Moto3 qualifying:

POSRIDERNATIONALITYTIME
1Valentin PerroneArgentina1m 39.938s
2Angel PiquerasSpain+0.046s
3Ryusei YamanakaJapan+0.146s
4Dennis FoggiaItaly+0.152s
5Maximo QuilesSpain+0.179s
6Adrian FernandezSpain+0.326s
7Alvaro CarpeSpain+0.415s
8Jose Antonio RuedaSpain+0.463s
9David AlmansaSpain+0.510s
10Joel KelsoAustralia+0.530s
11Guido PiniItaly+0.587s
12Jacob RoulstoneAustralia+0.652s
13Scott OgdenGreat Britain+0.663s
14David MunozSpain+0.712s
15Taiyo FurusatoJapan+0.728s
16Marcos UriarteSpain+0.801s
17Cormac BuchananNew Zealand+1.189s
18Nicola CarraroItaly+1.696s

Perrone capitalized on Red Bull’s team formation strategy, positioning himself at the rear of the group to maximize slipstream benefits. Despite a near-crash in Q2 due to a front wheel lock-up, he posted a time of 1m 39.938s, securing his maiden pole. Piqueras, who led Friday’s sessions, took second, 0.046 seconds behind, while Yamanaka completed the front row despite a crash at turn four. Dennis Foggia and Maximo Quiles of CFMOTO Gaviota Aspar Team finished fourth and fifth, with Quiles’ final lap canceled due to track limit violations.


Q1 was led by Nicola Carraro, who advanced to Q2 with an impressive time, followed by Jacob Roulstone, Marcos Uriarte, and Cormac Buchanan. Buchanan faces a potential penalty for an early pit exit in Q2. Three replacement riders competed in Spielberg: Uriarte for Matteo Bertelle, Arbi Aditama for Tatchakorn Buasri, and Casey O’Gorman for Luca Lunetta. Debutant O’Gorman finished 20th after missing a chance to use fresh tires in Q1.


Perrone’s pole position positions him strongly for his first Moto3 victory. However, Piqueras and Yamanaka, with consistent pace, pose significant threats. With championship leader Jose Antonio Rueda starting eighth, the front-row battle will be intense. Can Perrone convert his pole into a win?

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Moto3 Standings 2025

PositionRider/DriverTeam/CountryPoints
1 Jose Rueda Red Bull KTM Ajo 228
2 Adrian Piqueras Frinsa - Mt Helmets - Msi 143
3 Angel Carpe Red Bull KTM Ajo 133
4 Mikel Quiles Cfmoto Gaviota Aspar Team 126
5 David Muñoz Liqui Moly Dynavolt Intact Gp 123

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