Sam Lowes took his first win since 2016 in style as he managed the tricky drying Le Mans track in the closing stages of the Moto2 Grand Prix after his race rival Jake Dixon slipped out of contention. Check out the Crash MotoGP YouTube channel - CLICK HERE The race soon became a battle of the Brits at the front with EG 0,0 Marc VDS rider Lowes leading the way until he locked the front, handing advantage to his compatriot. The number 22 held the gap at around the second to manage his tyres behind Dixon, who has been improving in leaps and bounds in recent weeks with Petronas Sprinta. His patience paid off as Lowes stalked behind, with just four laps remaining Dixon lost the front and slid...
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