We have just concluded the Moto3 race, which turned out to be a true test of endurance due to the challenging track conditions caused by the heavy rain last night. The pace of the race was significantly slower than yesterday, indicating that the grip on the track was far from optimal. 

Taiyo Furusato made a remarkable effort during the race, starting from 15th position and steadily climbing up to second. However, as the tires began to wear, he struggled to maintain his position and ultimately finished in P6. Despite this, he demonstrated impressive speed, making his performance a commendable comeback given his starting position. 

Tatchakorn Buasri also showed promising pace similar to Furusato and displayed his speed early on. Unfortunately, after eight laps, just as he was approaching the points zone, he suffered a crash. Thankfully, he’s okay, which is a relief, but it's disappointing that he couldn't capitalize on his potential to score points. We remain hopeful that he will achieve the desired result in the next race.

As for Arbi Aditama, this was his second appearance as a wildcard rider. He finished in 22nd position, and I hope this experience provided him with valuable insights. As we head to Misano next week, we aim to build on this momentum. Thank you to everyone for your continued support.

Finishing in 6th position this weekend is a good result. I encountered some challenges with tire management towards the end of the race, as I pushed a bit too hard early on in an attempt to gain as many positions as possible. This was my mistake, as I wasn’t able to preserve the tires effectively for the entire race.

Overall, it was a good race. I gave my best effort and am fairly satisfied with both my performance and the final result. Looking ahead to next week in Misano, which is my favorite circuit, I hope to maintain this positive momentum and achieve an even better result.

I have mixed feelings about today's race. I had a strong start and felt very confident with the bike and the overall setup. The tire selection was spot on, and I was pushing hard because I knew I had the pace to be at least in the top 10. My goal was to finish within the points, but unfortunately, I pushed too hard and ended up crashing.

It’s disappointing because at the time of the crash, I was extremely close to breaking into the top 15. However, we must learn from our mistakes—patience is key, and the results will come. Now, I’m focused on Misano race in seven days, and I’m eager to see how things will unfold there.

Today’s race didn’t start as well as I had hoped. I struggled with tire, which caused me to lose a lot of time at the start. I tried to maintain my pace within the group and gradually catch up to the riders ahead. However, after one lap, I made a mistake while following Tatchakorn. I attempted to avoid him because I wanted to overtake, but he was also trying to pass another rider. We came very close to a collision, so I tried to steer clear by going to the outside. Unfortunately, I ended up in the dirty zone, lost the front, and fell significantly amount of time.

Such conditions are not common in the JuniorGP, so it’s valuable experience. I concentrated on maintaining my pace and adapting to the tire throughout the race. It was a good opportunity to prepare for the upcoming races in the JuniorGP season.