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2010 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season

The 2010 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season was the 62nd F.I.M. Road Racing World Championship season. The season consisted out of 18 races for the MotoGP class and 17 for the 125cc and Moto2 classes, beginning with the Qatar motorcycle Grand Prix on 11 April 2010 and ending with the Valencian Community motorcycle Grand Prix on 7 November. It was the first season for the new Moto2 class.

2010 World Champions
Jorge Lorenzo became the MotoGP World Champion
Toni Elías became the Moto2 World Champion
Marc Márquez became the 125cc World Champion

Preseason

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Moto2 introduction

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The Moto2 class replaced the 250cc class for 2010. The original intention was for Moto2 bikes to run alongside the existing 250cc machinery,[1] however the entry list consisted of Moto2 machines only. The new class aimed to be economical, with measures such as limiting electronics (which will be supplied only by FIM sanctioned producers), the ban of carbon-ceramic brakes and the use of steel brakes only; however, there are no chassis limitations.[2] All Moto2 bikes use a mandatory 600cc (36.6 cu in) Honda engine based on the Honda CBR600RR,[1] which are prepared by Honda's European specialized tuner Ten Kate, and produces power of about 150 bhp.[3] Control tyres for the new series were provided by Dunlop only, despite early intentions of leaving tyre specifications free.[4]

Season review

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MotoGP class

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Jorge Lorenzo was crowned MotoGP World Champion for the first time, after he finished third in the Malaysian Grand Prix on 10 October.[5] Finishing on the podium in 16 of the 18 races – including nine victories – to be held during the season, Lorenzo amassed a record points total for the premier class, achieving a total of 383 points, ten more than the previous best score achieved by Valentino Rossi in 2008.[6] Second in the championship was Dani Pedrosa, 138 points behind Lorenzo, recording four race victories over the course of the season. He and third-placed Rossi both missed at least three races due to injuries suffered during race weekends; Pedrosa suffered a fractured collarbone at Motegi,[7] while Rossi suffered a broken leg at Mugello,[8] resulting in the first missed races of his entire Grand Prix career.[9] The only other rider to win races during the season was Casey Stoner, who finished fourth in the championship. Stoner won three races in the latter half of the season, winning the inaugural race in Aragón, as well as the races at Motegi and his home race at Phillip Island.

Moto2 class

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Nine different riders won races in the secondary Moto2 championship, and former MotoGP rider Toni Elías claimed the inaugural championship title, with three events to spare as his seven victories had taken him out of reach of his rivals.[10] Second place went to Julián Simón, who despite not winning a race, finished on the podium eight times. Third place in the championship went to Andrea Iannone, who achieved three victories but lost out on runner-up in the championship to Simón by just two points. The season was also tinged with tragedy as the inaugural race winner in the class, Shoya Tomizawa, died of injuries suffered in an accident at Misano; the first on-track fatality at Grand Prix level since Daijiro Kato was killed in the senior class at Suzuka in 2003.[11] Other riders to win races were Jules Cluzel, Yuki Takahashi, Roberto Rolfo, Alex de Angelis, Stefan Bradl and Karel Abraham.

125cc class

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Spanish riders once again dominated the 125cc championship, with a 26-race winning streak for Spanish riders only being broken by Bradley Smith at the final race of the season in Valencia.[12] The top three championship placings went to Spanish riders as Marc Márquez won the championship ahead of Nicolás Terol and Pol Espargaró. With ten victories, Márquez became the second youngest World Champion ever at the age of 17 years, 263 days, with only Loris Capirossi's 1990 triumph coming at a younger age.[13]

2010 Grand Prix season calendar

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The following Grands Prix were scheduled to take place in 2010:[14][15]

The provisional calendar was announced on 10 November 2009.[16] In case a circuit was not able to hold a scheduled Grand Prix, a reserve race would take place on the same day at the MotorLand Aragón circuit. This was updated six days later, with a date change for the Czech round, moving one week forward.[17] It was announced on 18 March 2010 that Aragón would be included on the calendar, at the expense of the Balatonring, due to the fact that construction work on the latter circuit could not be completed on time.[18][19][20] On 19 April 2010, it was announced that the Japanese Grand Prix would be moved from 25 April to 3 October, due to the disruption to air travel after the second eruption of the Eyjafjallajökull volcano in Iceland.[21]

RoundDateGrand PrixCircuit
111 April ‡ Commercialbank Grand Prix of QatarLosail International Circuit
22 May Gran Premio bwin de EspañaCircuito de Jerez
323 May Monster Energy Grand Prix de FranceBugatti Circuit
46 June Gran Premio d'Italia TIMMugello Circuit
520 June AirAsia British Grand PrixSilverstone Circuit
626 June †† TIM TT AssenTT Circuit Assen
74 July Gran Premi Aperol de CatalunyaCircuit de Catalunya
818 July eni Motorrad Grand Prix DeutschlandSachsenring
925 July † Red Bull U.S. Grand PrixMazda Raceway Laguna Seca
1015 August Cardion ab Grand Prix České republikyBrno Circuit
1129 August Red Bull Indianapolis Grand PrixIndianapolis Motor Speedway
125 September Gran Premio Aperol di San Marino e Della Riviera di RiminiMisano World Circuit
1319 September Gran Premio A-Style de AragónMotorLand Aragón
143 October Grand Prix of JapanTwin Ring Motegi
1510 October Shell Advance Malaysian Motorcycle Grand PrixSepang International Circuit
1617 October Iveco Australian Grand PrixPhillip Island Grand Prix Circuit
1731 October bwin Grande Prémio de PortugalAutódromo do Estoril
187 November Gran Premio Generali de la Comunitat ValencianaCircuit Ricardo Tormo
‡ = Night race
† = MotoGP class only
†† = Saturday race

Calendar changes

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Regulation changes

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The following changes are made to the regulation for the 2010 season:[22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30][31][32][33][34][35][36][37]

Sporting regulations

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  • This season sees the introduction of a completely new class: the Moto2 class. The new bikes will race with 600cc four-stroke engines and will replace the 250cc class and its bikes, which existed until 2009.
  • In the Moto2 class, a proposal has been filed in March 2009 for a "One Make Engine Regulation" where all manufacturers were to be consulted if they were interested. After there was interest, the FIM announced that there will be a single engine supplier for the class in April 2009, it being CBR600RR inline-four engines which were to be developed by Honda.
  • In March 2009 a proposal was created to ban all Friday practice sessions as part of a cost-cutting measure, but after vocal opposition from top rider Rossi and further talks, those plans were scrapped in the same month.
  • From this season onwards, riders are allowed to only use one bike for all the races.
  • The minimum weight for a single bike will be two kg more than previously was allowed as compensation.
  • The number of engines that can be used without penalty have now been set for the whole championship.
  • It is now forbidden for Factory teams to recruit rookies in their teams, and have to start with a Satellite team in their first year instead. Suzuki are exempt from this rule, as they only run one Factory team and have no Satellite teams of their own.
  • A new schedule for all events will be announced.
  • The maximum number of people which are allowed to work on a bike will be a maximum of five.
  • Using riders under contract to practice with MotoGP bikes is not allowed during the season as well as the breaks at any track included on the current year's calendar. A few exceptions were already in place (it is permitted if the practice is added to the event schedule, the practice happens during the day(s) immediately after the race at three circuits, at the circuit where the race has occurred and so on) but a few new ones have been introduced. The new exceptions are:
    • If the practice is added in the main schedule of the weekend
    • If the practice is during the day immediately after the Spanish Grand Prix at Jerez and the Czech Grand Prix at Brno, or during the two days immediately after the final Grand Prix of the year, which is in Valencia.
    • If the practice is allowed by the Race Direction.
  • The same goes for the winter period. It is forbidden to use contracted riders to practice with MotoGP at any circuit. There were a few exceptions to this rule as well (it is permitted if there's a maximum of six days where Dorna/IRTA organise official tests at tracks which were added to the calendars of the previous or next year and if the activity has been specifically approved by the Race Direction) but these exceptions have been updated for this year as well. The exceptions apply to this rule if:
    • There's a maximum of six official test days which are arranged by Dorna and the IRTA at Grand Prix tracks which were included in calendars of the last or will be included in the calendar of next year. It is forbidden to test during the period of 1 December of one year and ends on 31 January of the next year, both dates being inclusive. An exception is made for rookie riders, who are allowed a singular three-day test during the November and December period.
    • The winter test schedule is approved by the Grand Prix Commission.
  • In the 125cc and Moto2 class, wildcard riders are spared from these practice restrictions, which only apply to riders under contract in the MotoGP category. Before this decision, wildcard riders were not able to practice or race at any grand prix in the fourteen days before the race.
  • Modifications have been made on the Medical Code which covers the minimum medical obligations for race weekends. The medical service consisting of equipment, vehicles and personnel has to be organised in an efficient way with enough people to guarantee that a rider who is hurt can be treated accordingly, with minimum delay and fast transfer to hospitals or other appropriately equipped medical centres to deal with more kinds of injuries or illnesses if this is needed.
  • After the retainment of the Friday practice sessions, a new, third experimental Practice session has been introduced for the Aragón race. The aggregate time across all the three practice and qualifying sessions will remain the same as it has been in the previous format. The new session will be held on Friday morning next to the traditional Friday afternoon and Saturday morning sessions. After the success of this rule, it was extended to the Portuguese and Valencian Community races - the final two rounds of the season.
  • To avoid extra mileage on the engine because of the extra practice session, the run time has been shortened from one hour to 45 minutes.
  • Effective 1 May 2010, if a rider has been punished for an engine violation, he has to begin the race from the pits ten seconds, instead of twenty seconds, after the start of the race.

Technical regulations

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  • Brakes that are made out of carbon composite materials have to be one diameter and two types of mass. The maximum of the diameter will be 320 mm.
  • The maximum pressure allowed for the injection of fuel has been set to ten Bar.
  • The use of Metal Matrix Composite (MMC) and Fiber Matrix Material (FRM) is now forbidden.
  • The use of a sensor to measure the temperature of the tyres is now forbidden.
  • The width of the rim will be restricted to two sizes for the front and one size for the rear for all manufacturers. This rule will go into effect in 2012 and will end in 2012. The diameter of all wheels will be limited to 16.5 inches only.
  • An exhaust system that is variable is now forbidden.
  • Variable Valve Timing (VVT) and Variable Valve Lift (VVL) systems, which are powered by either electricity and/or liquid, are now forbidden.
  • A connecting rod cannot be a hollow structure. However, an oil pass tunnel which is less than two mm is allowed.
  • The use of a twin clutch system, which is also known as DSG), will be forbidden from now on.
  • The use of an automatic transmission is now forbidden. However, an exception is made for manual transmissions which are assisted via the use of small force.
  • The use of a Consecutive Variable Transmission is now forbidden.
  • For the supplying of GPS units for entertainment purposes like TV broadcasting, only DORNA will be allowed to do so. These GPS units cannot connect to any CPU units of any kind of system.
  • The use of an electric or electronic steering damper system is now forbidden.

These rules were additionally added on the 15th of August 2010:

  • Rules for the official MotoGP post-race tests have been updated. For these tests which span a full day, all riders will be limited in the amount and specification of tyres that they can use at a single test event. For all practice sessions, a maximum of eight slick tyres and four wet tyres will be assigned, specifically:
- Front slick tyres: Two of the A specification plus two of the B specification.- Rear slick tyres: Two of the A specification plus two of the B specification.- Front wet tyres: Two of the standard specification.- Rear wet tyres: Two of the standard specification.

In addition, each rider can use one set of tyres (one front and one rear) that they have retained from their assignment for the following race. These tyres be either new or used (used tyres still have to be mounted on wheels from the last race), and the team has to inform the tyre supplier which set of tyres (one front and one rear), if any, they wish to keep for the test within two hours of the last race finish.

  • Manufacturer members of the MSMA who did not win at least two dry races in both the 2008 and 2009 seasons, are allowed to use nine instead of six engines total.

2010 Grand Prix season results

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RoundDateGrand PrixCircuit125cc winnerMoto2 winnerMotoGP winnerReport
111 April ‡ Qatar motorcycle Grand PrixLosail Nicolás Terol Shoya Tomizawa Valentino RossiReport
22 May Spanish motorcycle Grand PrixJerez Pol Espargaró Toni Elías Jorge LorenzoReport
323 May French motorcycle Grand PrixLe Mans Pol Espargaró Toni Elías Jorge LorenzoReport
46 June Italian motorcycle Grand PrixMugello Marc Márquez Andrea Iannone Dani PedrosaReport
520 June British motorcycle Grand PrixSilverstone Marc Márquez Jules Cluzel Jorge LorenzoReport
626 June †† Dutch TTAssen Marc Márquez Andrea Iannone Jorge LorenzoReport
74 July Catalan motorcycle Grand PrixCatalunya Marc Márquez Yuki Takahashi Jorge LorenzoReport
818 July German motorcycle Grand PrixSachsenring Marc Márquez Toni Elías Dani PedrosaReport
925 July † United States motorcycle Grand PrixLaguna SecaNo 125cc and Moto2 race Jorge LorenzoReport
1015 August Czech Republic motorcycle Grand PrixBrno Nicolás Terol Toni Elías Jorge LorenzoReport
1129 August Indianapolis motorcycle Grand PrixIndianapolis Nicolás Terol Toni Elías Dani PedrosaReport
125 September San Marino and Rimini Riviera motorcycle Grand PrixMisano Marc Márquez Toni Elías Dani PedrosaReport
1319 September Aragon motorcycle Grand PrixMotorLand Aragón Pol Espargaró Andrea Iannone Casey StonerReport
143 October Japanese motorcycle Grand PrixMotegi Marc Márquez Toni Elías Casey StonerReport
1510 October Malaysian motorcycle Grand PrixSepang Marc Márquez Roberto Rolfo Valentino RossiReport
1617 October Australian motorcycle Grand PrixPhillip Island Marc Márquez Alex de Angelis Casey StonerReport
1731 October Portuguese motorcycle Grand PrixEstoril Marc Márquez Stefan Bradl Jorge LorenzoReport
187 November Valencian Community motorcycle Grand PrixValencia Bradley Smith Karel Abraham Jorge LorenzoReport
‡ = Night Race
† = MotoGP class only
†† = Saturday race

Participants

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MotoGP participants

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TeamConstructorMotorcycleNo.RiderRounds
Ducati Marlboro Team
Ducati Team		DucatiDesmosedici GP1027 Casey Stoner[39]All
69 Nicky Hayden[40]All
Pramac Racing Team36 Mika Kallio[41]1–16
71 Carlos Checa[42]17–18
41 Aleix Espargaró[43]All
Páginas Amarillas Aspar[44]40 Héctor Barberá[45]All
Repsol Honda TeamHondaRC212V4 Andrea Dovizioso[46]All
26 Dani Pedrosa[46]1–14, 16–18
San Carlo Honda Gresini33 Marco Melandri[47]All
58 Marco Simoncelli[48]All
LCR Honda MotoGP14 Randy de Puniet[49]1–8, 10–18
95 Roger Lee Hayden[50]9
Interwetten Honda MotoGP[51]7 Hiroshi Aoyama[51]1–5, 11–18
64 Kousuke Akiyoshi[52]6–7
15 Alex de Angelis[53]8–10
Rizla Suzuki MotoGPSuzukiGSV-R19 Álvaro Bautista[54]All
65 Loris Capirossi[55]1-12, 14-18
Fiat Yamaha TeamYamahaYZR-M146 Valentino Rossi[56]1–4, 8–18
8 Wataru Yoshikawa[57]7
99 Jorge Lorenzo[58]All
Monster Yamaha Tech 35 Colin Edwards[59]All
11 Ben Spies[60]All
Key
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Wildcard rider
Replacement rider

Moto2 participants

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TeamConstructorMotorcycleNo.RiderRounds
Fimmco Speed Up[63]Speed Up[63]FTR Moto M2102 Gábor Talmácsi[64]1–8, 10–18
29 Andrea Iannone[64]1–8, 10–18
JiR Moto2[65]Motobi[63]TSR TSR63 Simone Corsi[66]1–8, 10–18
11 Yusuke Teshima[67]7–8, 10–11
15 Alex de Angelis[68]12–18
75 Mattia Pasini[69]1–6
Maquinza-SAG Team[63]
Thai Honda PTT Singha SAG[63]		Bimota[63]Bimota HB44 Ricard Cardús[70]8, 10–14, 17–18
14 Ratthapark Wilairot[71]1–8, 10–18
46 Javier Forés[72]15–16
76 Bernat Martínez[73]1–7
Viessmann Kiefer Racing[65]
Vector Kiefer Racing[65]		Suter[74]Suter MMX4 Ricard Cardús[75]7
21 Vladimir Leonov[76]1–8
56 Michael Ranseder[77]11–12, 14–18
65 Stefan Bradl[76]1–6, 8, 10–18
75 Mattia Pasini[78]13
81 Patrik Vostárek[79]10
Jack&Jones by Antonio Banderas[62]FTR[80]FTR Moto M2105 Joan Olivé[81]12
Promoharris[61]Harris Moto21–8, 10–11, 13–18
9 Kenny Noyes[81]1–8, 10–18
Aeroport de Castello[63]FTR[82]FTR Moto M2106 Alex Debón[82]1–8, 10–11, 13–18
MR Griful[67]Promoharris[67]Harris Moto27 Dani Rivas[67]7
18 Jordi Torres[67]7
Blusens-STX[83]BQR-Moto2[62]BQR-Moto27 Dani Rivas[84]17
68 Yonny Hernández[83]1–8, 10–18
95 Mashel Al Naimi[83]1–3, 6–8, 10–18
96 Anthony Delhalle[85]4–5
MZ Racing Team[86]MZ-RE Honda[86]MZ Moto28 Anthony West[86]1–8, 10–18
Holiday Gym G22[62]Moriwaki[74]Moriwaki MD60010 Fonsi Nieto[62]1–8, 10–11, 13–18
19 Xavier Siméon[87]5–7, 12, 17
88 Yannick Guerra[61]1–4, 8, 10–18
FCC TSR[88]TSR[88]TSR TSR611 Yusuke Teshima[88]14
Interwetten Moriwaki Moto2[61]Moriwaki[89]Moriwaki MD60012 Thomas Lüthi[51]1–8, 10–18
RSM Team Scot[65]Force GP210[63]Force GP21015 Alex de Angelis[90]1–7
59 Niccolò Canepa[91]1–8
Suter[79]Suter MMX10
Forward Racing[92]Suter[74]Suter MMX16 Jules Cluzel[92]1–8, 10–18
70 Ferruccio Lamborghini[68]12
71 Claudio Corti[62]1–8, 10–18
Cardion AB Motoracing[65]RSV[61]RSV Motor DR60017 Karel Abraham[93]1–2
FTR[94]FTR Moto M2103–8, 10–18
Holiday Gym Franchises[95]
Holiday Gym Racing[70]		Moriwaki[95]Moriwaki MD60019 Xavier Siméon[95]3–4, 8, 10, 18
Gresini Racing Moto2[96]Moriwaki[74]Moriwaki MD60024 Toni Elías[96]1–8, 10–18
51 Michele Pirro[78]13
61 Vladimir Ivanov[96]1–8, 10–11, 14–18
99 Tatsuya Yamaguchi[68]12
Caretta Technology Race Dept.[62]I.C.P.[62]I.C.P. Textra25 Alex Baldolini[61]1–8, 10–18
Racing Team Germany[65]Suter[74]Suter MMX28 Kazuki Watanabe[78]13–16
31 Carmelo Morales[84]17–18
41 Arne Tode[97]1–8, 10–11
Tenerife 40 Pons[63]Pons Kalex[98]Kalex Moto231 Carmelo Morales[99]7
40 Sergio Gadea[100]1–8, 10–18
50 Damian Cudlin[70]8
80 Axel Pons[100]1–6, 10–18
MGM Racing Performance MC[70]Kalex[70]Kalex Moto232 Sascha Hommel[70]8
American Honda[77]Moriwaki[77]Moriwaki MD60034 Roger Lee Hayden[77]11
Tech 3 Racing[65]Tech 3[101]Tech 3 Mistral 61035 Raffaele De Rosa[102]1–8, 10–18
72 Yuki Takahashi[102]1–8, 10–18
Italtrans S.T.R.[61]Suter[74]Suter MMX39 Robertino Pietri[103]1–8, 10–18
44 Roberto Rolfo[103]1–8, 10–18
75 Mattia Pasini[68]12
GP Tech[77]FTR[77]FTR Moto M21042 Jason DiSalvo[77]11
MIR Racing[78]MIR[78]MIR Moto243 Román Ramos[78]13, 18
Marc VDS Racing Team[104]Suter[105]Suter MMX45 Scott Redding[105]1–8, 10–18
55 Héctor Faubel[106]1–8, 10–18
Twelve Motorsport/Motorrad[107]AJR[107]AJR Moto246 Javier Forés[107]18
Matteoni C.P. Racing[65]Moriwaki[108]Moriwaki MD60047 Wayne Maxwell[109]16
52 Lukáš Pešek[108]1–8, 10–12
64 Santiago Hernández[78]13
70 Ferruccio Lamborghini[88]14–15, 17–18
Technomag-CIP[63]Suter[63]Suter MMX48 Shoya Tomizawa[63]1–8, 10–12
54 Kenan Sofuoğlu[84]17–18
77 Dominique Aegerter[63]1–8, 10–18
Qatar Endurance Racing Team[63]
Qatar Moto2 Team[109]		BQR-Moto2[63]BQR-Moto249 Alex Cudlin[109]16
96 Anthony Delhalle[63]1
WTR San Marino Team[65]ADV[110]ADV AT0253 Valentin Debise[92]1–8, 10–18
Monlau Joey Darcey[111]FTR[111]FTR Moto M21054 Kev Coghlan[111]5, 13
M Racing[68]Bimota[68]Bimota HB459 Niccolò Canepa[68]12–13
66 Hiromichi Kunikawa[88]14–18
Mapfre Aspar Team[65]RSV[112]RSV Motor DR60060 Julián Simón[113]1–2
63 Mike Di Meglio[113]1–2
Suter[114]Suter MMX60 Julián Simón[113]3–8, 10–18
63 Mike Di Meglio[113]3–8, 10–18
Moriwaki Racing[88]Moriwaki[88]Moriwaki MD60083 Shogo Moriwaki[88]14
Petronas SIC TWMR Malaysia[72]Moriwaki[72]Moriwaki MD60087 Mohamad Zamri Baba[72]15
Andalucia Cajasol[115]Moriwaki[115]Moriwaki MD60091 Iván Moreno[115]2
Llados Racing Team[115]AJR[115]AJR Moto292 Amadeo Lladós[115]2
Burning Blood Racing Team[88]RBB[88]RBB Moto293 Koki Takahashi[88]14
Key
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125cc participants

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TeamConstructorMotorcycleNo.RiderRounds
Ongetta Team[117]
AirAsia Sepang Int. Circuit		Aprilia[116]Aprilia RSW 1255 Alexis Masbou[118]1–8, 10–12
16 Pedro Rodríguez[119]13
37 Robin Barbosa[119]13
50 Sturla Fagerhaug[120]1–8, 10, 12–18
56 Péter Sebestyén[121]18
63 Zulfahmi Khairuddin[122]1–8, 10–18
87 Luca Marconi[122]1–2, 4–8, 10–12, 14–17
Aprilia RSA 12594 Jonas Folger[123]1–8, 10–15, 17–18
Aprilia RSW 12596 Tommaso Gabrielli[124]14–18
Tuenti Racing[117]Derbi[116]Derbi RSA 1257 Efrén Vázquez[125]1–8, 10–18
44 Pol Espargaró[125]1–8, 10–18
Avant Mitsubishi Ajo[126]
Aeroport de Castello - Ajo
Red Bull Ajo Motorsport		Derbi[116]Derbi RSA 12511 Sandro Cortese[125]1–8, 10–18
Aprilia[116]Aprilia RSA 12526 Adrián Martín[127]1–8, 10–18
Derbi[116]Derbi RSA 12593 Marc Márquez[125]1–8, 10–18
Blusens-STX[83]Aprilia[116]Aprilia RSA 12512 Esteve Rabat[118]1–8, 10–18
WTR San Marino Team[65]Aprilia[116]Aprilia RSW 12514 Johann Zarco[128]1–8, 10–18
Fontana Racing[65]Aprilia[116]Aprilia RSA 12515 Simone Grotzkyj[129]4–8, 10–18
51 Riccardo Moretti[130]2–3
Catalunya Racing Team[131]Aprilia[131]Aprilia RSW 12517 Eduard López[132]7
55 Isaac Viñales[131]7
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Andalucía Cajasol[126]Aprilia[116]Aprilia RSA 12523 Alberto Moncayo[133]1–8, 10–18
99 Danny Webb[134]1–8, 10–18
Matteoni C.P. Racing[126]Aprilia[116]Aprilia RSW 12527 Alejandro Pardo[119]13
32 Lorenzo Savadori[118]1–8, 10–12, 14–18
Hune Racing[119]Aprilia[119]Aprilia RSW 12528 Josep Rodríguez[119]13
Monlau Competicion[121]Derbi[121]Derbi RSA 12531 Niklas Ajo[121]18
Stipa-Molenaar Racing GP[117]Aprilia[116]Aprilia RSA 12535 Randy Krummenacher[117]1–8, 10–18
39 Luis Salom[135]3–8, 10–18
80 Quentin Jacquet[126]1–2
Lambretta Reparto Corse[136]Lambretta[136]Lambretta 12536 Joan Perelló[137]12
39 Luis Salom[126]1–2
52 Danny Kent[124]14–18
55 Isaac Viñales[138]10–11, 13
60 Michael van der Mark[135]3–8
72 Marco Ravaioli[126]1–8, 10–18
H43/Hernandez Racing[139]Aprilia[139]Aprilia RSW 12537 Robin Barbosa[139]17
Bancaja Aspar Team[65]Aprilia[116]Aprilia RSA 12538 Bradley Smith[113]1–8, 10–18
40 Nicolás Terol[113]1–7, 10–18
Racing Sayama[124]Honda[124]Honda RS125R42 Syunya Mori[124]14
Team Nobby[124]Honda[124]Honda RS125R43 Takehiro Yamamoto[124]14
Eurotwins Brisbane[140]Honda[140]Honda RS125R45 Jordan Zamora[140]16
HookRacing.com[140]Aprilia[140]Aprilia RSW 12546 Joshua Hook[140]16
Racetrix[140]Honda[140]Honda RS125R47 Levi Day[140]16
Moto FGR[138]Honda[138]Honda RS125R48 Ladislav Chmelík[138]10
Moto 82[138]Honda[138]Honda RS125R49 Andrea Toušková[138]10
Junior GP Racing Team FMI[141]
Junior GP FMI		Aprilia[141]Aprilia RSW 12551 Riccardo Moretti[141]4
79 Giovanni Bonati[137]12
92 Luigi Morciano[141]4, 10, 17
95 Alessandro Tonucci[141]4, 10, 12, 17
97 Armando Pontone[141]4, 12
Aztec Grand Prix[142]Honda[142]Honda RS125R52 Danny Kent[142]5
77 Andrew Reid[142]5
CBC Corse[65]Aprilia[116]Aprilia RSW 12553 Jasper Iwema[143]1–8, 10–17
55 Isaac Viñales[121]18
69 Louis Rossi[126]1–8, 10–18
Aprilia RSW Racing[140]Aprilia[140]Aprilia RSW 12554 Nicky Diles[140]16
Right Guard Racing[132]Aprilia[132]Aprilia RSW 12556 Peter Sebestyén[132]7, 13
BRP Racing[140]Aprilia[140]Aprilia RSW 12557 Joel Taylor[140]16
SAG Castrol[131]Honda[131]Honda RS125R58 Joan Perelló[131]2, 7, 13, 18
59 Johnny Rosell[131]2, 7, 18
Team Sachsenring[131]Aprilia[131]Aprilia RSW 12560 Michael van der Mark[131]2
85 Eric Hübsch[144]8
Freudenberg Racing Team[145]KTM[145]KTM 125 FRR61 Daniel Kartheininger[144]8
68 Toni Finsterbusch[145]6, 8
LHF Project Racing[144]Honda[144]Honda RS125R62 Marvin Fritz[144]8
RV Racing[145]Honda[145]Honda RS125R64 Ernst Dubbink[145]6
Team Holland Mototechnic[145]Aprilia[145]Aprilia RSW 12565 Roy Pouw[145]6
RacingTeam Bijsterbosch[145]Honda[145]Honda RS125R66 Pepijn Bijsterbosch[145]6
Jerrys Racing[145]Honda[145]Honda RS125R67 Jerry van de Bunt[145]6
KRP[142]
KRP Bradley Smith Racing[121]
KRP MMCG[121]		Honda[142]Honda RS125R70 John McPhee[121]18
73 Taylor Mackenzie[142]5, 18
Racing Team Germany[65]Aprilia[117]Aprilia RSW 12571 Tomoyoshi Koyama[126]1–8, 10–18
84 Jakub Kornfeil[120]1–8, 10–18
RS Earnshaws Motorcycles[142]Honda[142]Honda RS125R74 James Lodge[142]5
Colin Appleyard/Macadam Racing[142]Honda[142]Honda RS125R75 Deane Brown[142]5
Team Semprucci[137]Aprilia[68]Aprilia RSW 12576 Francesco Mauriello[137]12
Interwetten Honda 125[117]Honda[116]Honda RS125R78 Marcel Schrötter[146]1–8, 10–18
Equipe de France Vitesse Espoir[135]Honda[135]Honda RS125R81 Grégory Di Carlo[135]3
82 Kevin Szalai[135]3
Xtreme Racing Team[135]Honda[135]Honda RS125R83 Morgan Berchet[135]3
Thomas Sabo Team Hanusch[144]Honda[144]Honda RS125R86 Kevin Hanus[144]8, 13
18 Garage Racing Team[124]Honda[124]Honda RS125R88 Hikari Okubo[124]14
Endurance[124]Honda[124]Honda RS125R89 Yuma Yahagi[124]14
Veloce Racing[147]Aprilia[147]Aprilia RSW 12590 Kristian Lee Turner[147]11
Team Tec2[124]Yamaha[124]Yamaha TZ12591 Sasuke Shinozaki[124]14
Racing Team Gabrielli[141]Aprilia[141]Aprilia RSW 12596 Tommaso Gabrielli[141]4, 12
Faenza Racing[141]Aprilia[141]Aprilia RSW 12598 Mattia Tarozzi[141]4
Key
Regular rider
Wildcard rider
Replacement rider
  • All entries used Dunlop tyres.

Standings

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See also: List of FIM World Championship points scoring systems

MotoGP standings

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Scoring system

Points were awarded to the top fifteen finishers. Rider had to finish the race to earn points.

Position 1st  2nd  3rd  4th  5th  6th  7th  8th  9th  10th  11th  12th  13th  14th  15th 
Points252016131110987654321

Riders' standings

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  • Rounds marked with a light blue background were under wet race conditions or stopped by rain.
  • Riders marked with light blue background were eligible for Rookie of the Year awards.
PosRiderBikeTeamQAT
SPA
FRA
ITA
GBR
NED
CAT
GER
USA
CZE
INP
RSM
ARA
JPN
MAL
AUS
POR
VAL
Pts
1 Jorge LorenzoYamahaFiat Yamaha Team211211121132443211383
2 Dani PedrosaHondaRepsol Honda Team72518221Ret2112DNSDNS87245
3 Valentino RossiYamahaFiat Yamaha Team132DNS43543631323233
4 Casey StonerDucatiDucati TeamRet5Ret4533323Ret511Ret1Ret2225
5 Andrea DoviziosoHondaRepsol Honda Team3633251454Ret54Ret22Ret35206
6 Ben SpiesYamahaMonster Yamaha Tech 35RetRet7346864265845DNS4176
7 Nicky HaydenDucatiDucati Team444Ret4787566Ret312645Ret163
8 Marco SimoncelliHondaSan Carlo Honda Gresini111110979Ret6Ret11714768646125
9 Randy de PunietHondaLCR Honda MotoGP6976664Ret101313Ret91010610116
10 Marco MelandriHondaSan Carlo Honda Gresini13865RetDNS91088Ret1091199913103
11 Colin EdwardsYamahaMonster Yamaha Tech 381212139811Ret77Ret7125NC7712103
12 Héctor BarberáDucatiPáginas Amarillas Aspar12138121112109Ret91091113111410890
13 Álvaro BautistaSuzukiRizla Suzuki MotoGPRet10DNS1412145RetRetRet888751211985
14 Aleix EspargaróDucatiPramac Racing TeamRet15981010RetRetRet129111014Ret8Ret1165
15 Hiroshi AoyamaHondaInterwetten Honda MotoGP10141111DNS12121310713121453
16 Loris CapirossiSuzukiRizla Suzuki MotoGP9RetRet10Ret1371110Ret11RetRetRetDNS13Ret44
17 Mika KallioDucatiPramac Racing TeamRet713Ret131112Ret9RetRetRet1415121143
18 Alex de AngelisHondaInterwetten Honda MotoGP12121311
19 Roger Lee HaydenHondaLCR Honda MotoGP115
20 Kousuke AkiyoshiHondaInterwetten Honda MotoGP15134
21 Carlos ChecaDucatiPramac Racing TeamRet151
22 Wataru YoshikawaYamahaFiat Yamaha Team151
PosRiderBikeTeamQAT
SPA
FRA
ITA
GBR
NED
CAT
GER
USA
CZE
INP
RSM
ARA
JPN
MAL
AUS
POR
VAL
Pts
ColourResult
GoldWinner
SilverSecond place
BronzeThird place
GreenPoints finish
BlueNon-points finish
Non-classified finish (NC)
PurpleRetired (Ret)
RedDid not qualify (DNQ)
Did not pre-qualify (DNPQ)
BlackDisqualified (DSQ)
WhiteDid not start (DNS)
Withdrew (WD)
Race cancelled (C)
BlankDid not practice (DNP)
Did not arrive (DNA)
Excluded (EX)

Bold – Pole
Italics – Fastest Lap

Constructors' standings

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  • Each constructor got the same number of points as their best placed rider in each race.
  • Rounds marked with a light blue background were under wet race conditions or stopped by rain.
PosConstructorQAT
SPA
FRA
ITA
GBR
NED
CAT
GER
USA
CZE
INP
RSM
ARA
JPN
MAL
AUS
POR
VAL
Pts
1 Yamaha111211121122431211404
2 Honda323122214211222635342
3 Ducati444443332365116152286
4 Suzuki910Ret10121351110Ret8887512119108
PosConstructorQAT
SPA
FRA
ITA
GBR
NED
CAT
GER
USA
CZE
INP
RSM
ARA
JPN
MAL
AUS
POR
VAL
Pts

Teams' standings

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  • Each team got the total points scored by their two riders, including replacement riders. In one rider team, only the points scored by that rider was counted. Wildcard riders did not score points.
  • Rounds marked with a light blue background were under wet race conditions or stopped by rain.
PosTeamBike
No.		QAT
SPA
FRA
ITA
GBR
NED
CAT
GER
USA
CZE
INP
RSM
ARA
JPN
MAL
AUS
POR
VAL
Pts
1 Fiat Yamaha Team815617
46132DNS43543631323
99211211121132443211
2 Repsol Honda Team43633251454Ret54Ret22Ret35451
2672518221Ret2112DNSDNS87
3 Ducati Team27Ret5Ret4533323Ret511Ret1Ret2388
69444Ret4787566Ret312645Ret
4 Monster Yamaha Tech 3581212139811Ret77Ret7125NC7712279
115RetRet7346864265845DNS4
5 San Carlo Honda Gresini3313865RetDNS91088Ret1091199913228
58111110979Ret6Ret11714768646
6 Rizla Suzuki MotoGP19Ret10DNS1412145RetRetRet8887512119129
659RetRet10Ret1371110Ret11RetRetRetDNS13Ret
7 LCR Honda MotoGP146976664Ret101313Ret91010610121
9511
8 Pramac Racing Team36Ret713Ret131112Ret9RetRetRet14151211108
41Ret15981010RetRetRet129111014Ret8Ret11
71Ret15
9 Páginas Amarillas Aspar4012138121112109Ret91091113111410890
10 Interwetten Honda MotoGP710141111DNS12121310713121468
15121213
641513
PosTeamBike
No.		QAT
SPA
FRA
ITA
GBR
NED
CAT
GER
USA
CZE
INP
RSM
ARA
JPN
MAL
AUS
POR
VAL
Pts

Moto2 standings

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Scoring system

Points were awarded to the top fifteen finishers. Rider had to finish the race to earn points.

Position 1st  2nd  3rd  4th  5th  6th  7th  8th  9th  10th  11th  12th  13th  14th  15th 
Points252016131110987654321

Riders' standings

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  • Rounds marked with a light blue background were under wet race conditions or stopped by rain.
PosRiderBikeQAT
SPA
FRA
ITA
GBR
NED
CAT
GER
CZE
INP
RSM
ARA
JPN
MAL
AUS
POR
VAL
Pts
1 Toni ElíasMoriwaki4115102511114147Ret30271
2 Julián SimónRSVRet8201
Suter29363Ret52222214123
3 Andrea IannoneSpeed Up19Ret4112113234Ret11333212199
4 Thomas LüthiMoriwaki73194232Ret1173108Ret11164156
5 Simone CorsiMotobi8533Ret126Ret854511108147138
6 Gábor TalmácsiSpeed Up9957Ret13116687321Ret18810109
7 Jules CluzelSuter311RetRet1714124Ret66169231711106
8 Scott ReddingSuter23161121411RetRet223Ret85Ret245102
9 Stefan BradlSuterRet14914Ret1999Ret597751Ret97
10 Karel AbrahamRSV142896
FTRRet17Ret945DNSDNQDNS183610101
11 Alex de AngelisForce GP210RetDNSRet11DNS201095
MotobiRetRet42136
12 Yuki TakahashiTech 3Ret4Ret818101Ret226Ret126Ret17261886
13 Shoya Tomizawa†Suter12Ret665Ret1810DNSRet†82
14 Roberto RolfoSuter512101824RetRet3Ret2510199126Ret2575
15 Dominique AegerterSuter11133016918Ret8161187128139974
16 Alex DebónFTR22516105DNSRetRet7Ret221059DNS1373
17 Sergio GadeaPons Kalex10662152325Ret146Ret2017Ret2422867
18 Fonsi NietoMoriwaki132181511Ret8413DNSRetRet191224Ret45
19 Alex BaldoliniI.C.P.12321413Ret16Ret111716RetRetRet122021738
20 Mike Di MeglioRSV162234
Suter20Ret78RetRet2012Ret1318266DNQ26
21 Yonny HernándezBQR-Moto2Ret101220Ret151210231511RetRet1319181432
22 Ratthapark WilairotBimota17177Ret134Ret1721Ret1215241622Ret2230
23 Anthony WestMZ-RE HondaRet15262717Ret9131810172123242172726
24 Kenny NoyesPromoharris187Ret262122721Ret1924Ret221831Ret1222
25 Claudio CortiSuter20181522301722222613911141515191920
26 Héctor FaubelSuter22RetRet12Ret25Ret2512Ret16173011Ret112118
27 Raffaele De RosaTech 3Ret20RetRet282716Ret15Ret13Ret15Ret1662415
28 Mattia PasiniMotobi6RetRetRetRet1412
SuterRetRet
29 Kenan SofuoğluSuter5Ret11
30 Xavier SiméonMoriwakiRet198Ret24151919231510
31 Damian CudlinPons Kalex79
32 Jason DiSalvoFTR97
33 Axel PonsPons KalexRet19RetRet23DNS251418Ret19171413Ret7
34 Lukáš PešekMoriwaki152613Ret20RetRetRetRet20155
35 Michael RansederSuterDNS142014RetRet204
36 Michele PirroMoriwaki142
37 Vladimir IvanovMoriwaki262321Ret1921181427Ret32Ret2925292
38 Arne TodeSuter2129182414Ret1727Ret232
39 Robertino PietriSuter282423Ret2726RetRet292129Ret31272715Ret1
40 Yusuke TeshimaMotobi1519RetRet1
TSRRet
Niccolò CanepaForce GP21027Ret17281624Ret200
Suter28
Bimota2826
Valentin DebiseADV243122232630201632182227262028RetRet0
Román RamosMIR Racing16230
Javier ForésBimotaRet250
AJR16
Roger Lee HaydenMoriwaki170
Jordi TorresPromoharris190
Ricard CardúsSuter230
BimotaRet24Ret20Ret27RetDNS
Carmelo MoralesPons KalexRet0
Suter20Ret
Joan OlivéPromoharris32Ret24DNS313221Ret312228Ret2334DNQ280
FTR21
Kev CoghlanFTR22Ret0
Mohamad Zamri BabaMoriwaki220
Ferruccio LamborghiniSuter230
Moriwaki33Ret27Ret
Sascha HommelKalex230
Santiago HernándezMoriwaki230
Yannick GuerraMoriwaki30332530263324262429Ret3328310
Vladimir LeonovSuterRetDNS27252929Ret240
Kazuki WatanabeSuter252525320
Bernat MartínezBimota292728292528Ret0
Anthony DelhalleBQR-Moto225RetRet0
Tatsuya YamaguchiMoriwaki250
Mashel Al NaimiBQR-Moto23134293126Ret30Ret27Ret2829Ret29320
Hiromichi KunikawaBimotaRet28RetDNQ330
Amadeo LladósAJR300
Alex CudlinBQR-Moto2300
Koki TakahashiRBB340
Dani RivasPromoharrisRet0
BQR-Moto2Ret
Iván MorenoMoriwakiRet0
Patrik VostárekSuterRet0
Wayne MaxwellMoriwakiDSQ0
Shogo MoriwakiMoriwakiDNS0
PosRiderBikeQAT
SPA
FRA
ITA
GBR
NED
CAT
GER
CZE
INP
RSM
ARA
JPN
MAL
AUS
POR
VAL
Pts
ColourResult
GoldWinner
SilverSecond place
BronzeThird place
GreenPoints finish
BlueNon-points finish
Non-classified finish (NC)
PurpleRetired (Ret)
RedDid not qualify (DNQ)
Did not pre-qualify (DNPQ)
BlackDisqualified (DSQ)
WhiteDid not start (DNS)
Withdrew (WD)
Race cancelled (C)
BlankDid not practice (DNP)
Did not arrive (DNA)
Excluded (EX)

Bold – Pole
Italics – Fastest Lap

Constructors' standings

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  • Each constructor got the same number of points as their best placed rider in each race.
  • Rounds marked with a light blue background were under wet race conditions or stopped by rain.
PosConstructorQAT
SPA
FRA
ITA
GBR
NED
CAT
GER
CZE
INP
RSM
ARA
JPN
MAL
AUS
POR
VAL
Pts
1 Suter12261533422221213322
2 Moriwaki411422211114147164309
3 Speed Up99411211123471133382232
4 Motobi6533Ret12619854542136194
5 FTR22516105945792118359101149
6 Tech 3Ret4Ret818101Ret22613126Ret1661899
7 Pons Kalex106621523257146182017171413881
8 I.C.P.12321413Ret16Ret111716RetRetRet122021738
9 BQR-Moto225101220Ret151210231511Ret281319181432
10 Bimota1717729134Ret1721Ret1215241622Ret2230
11 MZ-RE HondaRet15262717Ret9131810172123242172726
12 Promoharris1872426212272131192428221831Ret1222
13 Force GP21027Ret17111620102011
14 RSV14810
ADV243122232630201632182227262028RetRet0
MIR Racing16230
AJR30160
Kalex230
RBB340
TSRRet0
PosConstructorQAT
SPA
FRA
ITA
GBR
NED
CAT
GER
CZE
INP
RSM
ARA
JPN
MAL
AUS
POR
VAL
Pts

125cc standings

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Scoring system

Points were awarded to the top fifteen finishers. Rider had to finish the race to earn points.

Position 1st  2nd  3rd  4th  5th  6th  7th  8th  9th  10th  11th  12th  13th  14th  15th 
Points252016131110987654321

Riders' standings

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  • Rounds marked with a light blue background were under wet race conditions or stopped by rain.
  • Riders marked with light blue background were eligible for Rookie of the Year awards.
PosRiderBikeQAT
SPA
FRA
ITA
GBR
NED
CAT
GER
CZE
INP
RSM
ARA
JPN
MAL
AUS
POR
VAL
Pts
1 Marc MárquezDerbi3Ret3111117101Ret11114310
2 Nicolás TerolAprilia122242Ret112223323296
3 Pol EspargaróDerbi4113233Ret2361422102281
4 Bradley SmithAprilia845434256Ret4335531223
5 Efrén VázquezDerbi2Ret4511Ret58Ret434Ret4488152
6 Esteve RabatAprilia73779RetRet43577676Ret6147
7 Sandro CorteseDerbi5116Ret654316255126RetRet5143
8 Tomoyoshi KoyamaAprilia9588514629Ret862297Ret7127
9 Randy KrummenacherAprilia68146767111779DSQ1110979113
10 Danny WebbAprilia11Ret910107107Ret61097Ret1091693
11 Johann ZarcoAprilia12711981286191312121011RetRetRet77
12 Luis SalomLambrettaRet1572
Aprilia10DNSRet8RetRet1012Ret10888510
13 Alberto MoncayoAprilia13617Ret121113Ret1281317512Ret61170
14 Jonas FolgerAprilia15Ret1311151091649118RetDNS4Ret69
15 Adrián MartínAprilia201315DNQ161611Ret11Ret151191311RetRet35
16 Jasper IwemaAprilia141012141313RetRet81121Ret15Ret16Ret34
17 Jakub KornfeilAprilia19141917201516175141614Ret1414111528
18 Marcel SchrötterHonda161218131718141413Ret1713141513Ret1227
19 Simone GrotzkyjAprilia1514912RetRet1714Ret13Ret15121426
20 Alexis MasbouAprilia1091612RetRetRet13RetDNSRet20
21 Sturla FagerhaugAprilia18Ret20Ret1817Ret920Ret15RetRet12RetRet12
22 Daniel KartheiningerKTM106
23 Lorenzo SavadoriApriliaRetRetRetRet21RetDNS12Ret15RetRetRetRetDNS195
24 Zulfahmi KhairuddinAprilia21202521Ret22151515RetRet161916DNQ15204
25 Isaac ViñalesAprilia16Ret133
Lambretta22RetDNS
26 Alessandro TonucciAprilia181820133
27 Luigi MorcianoApriliaRetRet142
28 Louis RossiAprilia17Ret21Ret191917Ret14Ret19Ret181717RetRet2
Marco RavaioliLambrettaRet22RetRetRetRet22Ret21162318DNS18DNQDNQRet0
Riccardo MorettiApriliaRetRet160
Hikari OkuboHonda160
Luca MarconiAprilia2217Ret23Ret18Ret2318Ret23Ret19Ret0
Péter SebestyénAprilia23Ret170
Takehiro YamamotoHonda170
Joan PerellóHonda181919180
Lambretta25
Armando PontoneAprilia20180
Kevin HanusHonda18Ret0
Joshua HookAprilia180
Johnny RosellHonda1921Ret0
Tommaso GabrielliApriliaRet22Ret19DNQDNQRet0
Mattia TarozziAprilia190
Michael van der MarkApriliaRet0
Lambretta2222222120Ret
Toni FinsterbuschKTM20Ret0
Robin BarbosaAprilia20Ret0
Syunya MoriHonda200
Joel TaylorAprilia200
Quentin JacquetAprilia23210
Danny KentHondaRet0
LambrettaRetRet21RetRet
Taylor MackenzieHondaRet210
Alejandro PardoAprilia210
Sasuke ShinozakiYamaha210
Josep RodríguezAprilia220
John McPheeHonda220
Kevin SzalaiHonda230
Pepijn BijsterboschHonda230
Grégory Di CarloHonda240
Deane BrownHonda240
Ernst DubbinkHonda240
Francesco MaurielloAprilia240
Yuma YahagiHonda240
Morgan BerchetHonda260
James LodgeHondaRet0
Jerry van de BuntHondaRet0
Roy PouwApriliaRet0
Eduard LópezApriliaRet0
Marvin FritzHondaRet0
Eric HübschApriliaRet0
Ladislav ChmelíkHondaRet0
Giovanni BonatiApriliaRet0
Pedro RodriguezApriliaRet0
Niklas AjoDerbiRet0
Andrew ReidHondaDNQ0
Andrea TouškováHondaDNQ0
Kristian Lee TurnerApriliaDNQ0
Levi DayHondaDNQ0
Nicky DilesApriliaDNQ0
Jordan ZamoraHondaDNQ0
PosRiderBikeQAT
SPA
FRA
ITA
GBR
NED
CAT
GER
CZE
INP
RSM
ARA
JPN
MAL
AUS
POR
VAL
Pts
ColourResult
GoldWinner
SilverSecond place
BronzeThird place
GreenPoints finish
BlueNon-points finish
Non-classified finish (NC)
PurpleRetired (Ret)
RedDid not qualify (DNQ)
Did not pre-qualify (DNPQ)
BlackDisqualified (DSQ)
WhiteDid not start (DNS)
Withdrew (WD)
Race cancelled (C)
BlankDid not practice (DNP)
Did not arrive (DNA)
Excluded (EX)

Bold – Pole
Italics – Fastest Lap

Constructors' standings

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  • Each constructor got the same number of points as their best placed rider in each race.
  • Rounds marked with a light blue background were under wet race conditions or stopped by rain.
PosConstructorQAT
SPA
FRA
ITA
GBR
NED
CAT
GER
CZE
INP
RSM
ARA
JPN
MAL
AUS
POR
VAL
Pts
1 Derbi21111111221111112405
2 Aprilia12223222112223321348
3 Honda161218131718141413Ret1713141513Ret1227
4 KTM20106
5 LambrettaRet152222222120Ret21162318Ret1821RetRet1
Yamaha210
PosConstructorQAT
SPA
FRA
ITA
GBR
NED
CAT
GER
CZE
INP
RSM
ARA
JPN
MAL
AUS
POR
VAL
Pts

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