The team took part in three overseas race weekends for the World Championship, achieving consistent top-ten finishes.

Moto2 | Indonesian GP October 3/5

The month began in Indonesia, on the Mandalika track, where Arenas secured a top ten spot in qualifying despite less than ideal set-up conditions. The Spaniard recovered positions during the race, ultimately finishing sixth. Binder, on the other hand, made a great comeback, finishing twelfth after starting in twenty-third position.

Moto2 | Australian GP October 17/19

It was a positive weekend in Australia, with Darryn Binder securing direct access to Q2 and then ninth position on the grid. The #15 rider struggled slightly more in the race, dropping to fourteenth position but remaining in the points. It was a mixed weekend for Arenas, who had difficulties qualifying and started in eleventh position. During the race, he fought for a place on the podium, maintaining a strong pace for many laps. However, he then had to manage his tyres towards the end of the race, ultimately finishing in eighth position and achieving the best possible result.

Moto2 | Malaysian GP October 24/26

The final overseas race took place in Malaysia at the Sepang circuit. It was a great start for Arenas, who qualified for Q2 with the third fastest time in free practice and then secured fourth place in the qualifying session. Although the race did not live up to his expectations, he still managed to finish sixth and score 10 points. Binder had a much more complicated weekend. He struggled from Friday onwards and finished 24th in qualifying. He ended the race too early due to a crash, despite gaining many positions in just a few corners and having an excellent start.