Misano – Honda Asia-Dream Racing Junior Team is preparing for the final round of the 2026 FIM Moto3 Junior World Championship at Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli in Italy. The October 16–18 event gives the team one final opportunity to secure a strong result this season.
Kiandra Ramadhipa arrives in Misano after finishing second in Race 1 and fourth in Race 2 at MotorLand Aragón, Spain, on September 27. Those results helped the Indonesian rider strengthen his position among the championship’s leading contenders.
Ramadhipa currently has 113 points and sits fourth in the provisional standings. He is 23 points behind third place, making the final two races important for his championship ambitions.
For Honda Asia-Dream Racing, the objective is to build on the Aragón results and maximise the remaining opportunities. Consistent performance across qualifying and both races will be crucial to the team’s final outcome.
Honda Asia-Dream Racing Builds on Aragón Results
Ramadhipa showed competitive pace at Aragón, securing a podium in the opening race before finishing fourth in the second. The results demonstrated his ability to challenge near the front of the field.
Riding the Honda NSF250RW, Ramadhipa will look to carry that momentum into the Misano weekend. The team has continued to evaluate its performance and work on consistency as the championship approaches its conclusion.
However, the final round brings its own challenges. Qualifying position, race pace, and the ability to respond to changing conditions can all influence the outcome.
With two races scheduled on Sunday, the team must also prepare for a demanding day of competition. A strong result in the first race could provide momentum, but maintaining focus for Race 2 will be equally important.
Top Three Remains a Target
Ramadhipa enters the finale with 113 points, placing him fourth in the championship standings. Third place remains within reach, although the 23-point gap means he will need strong results at Misano.
The two remaining races provide opportunities to collect valuable points. However, Ramadhipa’s final position will also depend on how his championship rivals perform.
For Honda Asia-Dream Racing, maximising every available point will be a key priority. Strong qualifying performance and consistent race execution could help Ramadhipa challenge for another podium.
A place in the championship’s top three remains an ambitious target. Nevertheless, the team’s recent results provide a positive foundation heading into the final round.
Two Races Set to Close the Season
The Misano weekend runs from October 16–18, with qualifying scheduled for Saturday, October 17. Both championship races will take place on Sunday, October 18, with each scheduled for 16 laps.
Race 1 is set to start at 11:00 a.m. local time, followed by Race 2 at 2:00 p.m. local time, according to the event information provided by the team.
The schedule leaves little room for error. Riders and teams must balance outright speed with consistency, tyre management, and effective race strategy.
For Honda Asia-Dream Racing, the focus will be on giving Ramadhipa the best opportunity to fight near the front. Qualifying will be especially important in a competitive field where track position can affect early race battles.
The team will then need to assess the first race and prepare for the second encounter later in the day.
Ramadhipa Aims to Finish the Season Strong
Ramadhipa has expressed his determination to fight for another podium and end the season with a positive result.
“I am ready to fight in this last round and want to end the season with a positive and proud result. The opportunity is still open. I will do my best to achieve a podium finish. Please continue to support me,” Ramadhipa said.
His immediate priority is to make the most of the final round while keeping his championship target in sight. Strong results across both races could improve his final standing and provide a fitting end to the campaign.
For Honda Asia-Dream Racing Junior Team, Misano represents the last opportunity to translate its preparation and recent progress into a season-ending result.
The team’s performance across qualifying and both races will determine how close Ramadhipa can get to the championship’s top three. As the season reaches its conclusion, the team will be aiming to finish strongly and build on its competitive showing in Aragón.
