Hakim Danish wins two medals at Mandalika
PELUMBA Moto3 of the country, Hakim Danish Ramli had to be satisfied with finishing the Indonesian Grand Prix (GP) in 14th place after starting from the 26th grid position, the very back, at the Mandalika International…
Source: Sinar Harian · October 11, 2026 at 12:02 PM · AI-assisted report
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LITAR ANTARABANGSA MANDALIKA, 11 OCTOBER 2026 —
PELUMBA Moto3 of the country, Hakim Danish Ramli had to be satisfied with finishing the Indonesian Grand Prix (GP) in 14th place after starting from the 26th grid position, the very back, at the Mandalika International Circuit a short while ago.
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Although faced with a difficult task, Hakim Danish showed high fighting spirit by overtaking riders one by one until he surged to 10th place at one point.
However, the 19‑year‑old rider could not hold that position before an incident on the final lap saw him receive an additional three‑second penalty following a clash with Australian rider Joel Kelso. The penalty caused Hakim Danish’s position to drop from 10th to 14th in the official race results. The rider from the country finished the race 26.059 seconds (s) behind the winner, Maximo Quiles of the CFMOTO Gaviota Aspar Team.
The two‑point shootout at Mandalika saw Hakim Danish collect a total of 107 points, but his standing in the championship chart fell two places compared with last week. Meanwhile, Quiles dominated the race with a time of 32 minutes 36.821 seconds to earn 25 points, further strengthening his lead in the championship with 351 points.
The Spanish rider finished the race ahead of David Almansa of the Liqui Moly Dynavolt Intact GP team, who was 2.994 seconds behind to take second place. Almansa, who won the Japanese GP last week, failed to repeat that success and had to settle for runner‑up this time. Another Spanish rider, Brian Uriarte of the Red Bull KTM Ajo team, completed the podium in third place after finishing the race 5.156 seconds behind Quiles.
After tackling the challenge in Indonesia, Hakim Danish will shift his focus to the Malaysian GP at the Sepang International Circuit, with the opportunity to race on home soil serving as motivation to chase a better result in front of local supporters.
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