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The restarted race was controlled by Pedro Acosta, who eased to victory in the first ever Indian Moto2 Grand Prix.

Jaume Masia outclassed his rivals to pull away and win the inaugural Indian Moto3 race at Buddh.

Jake Dixon began to turn his weekend around as he got to grips with the drying tack to claim a late pole in qualifying for the Indian Moto2 race, round thirteen of the championship.

Jaume Masia handled everything thrown at him, mastering the new track, heat and rain for pole in qualifying for the Moto3 Indian Grand Prix as Daniel Holgado remained stuck in Q1.