Jorge Lorenzo Made a Dominant Race at Misano

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Yamaha Factory Racing’s Jorge Lorenzo delivered a masterful performance today to win the San Marino Grand Prix in stunning form. The victory, his sixth successive Italian Grand Prix win, was delivered after a 28 lap race of inch perfect riding from the reigning world champion.

Starting from second on the grid, Lorenzo out dragged championship rival and pole sitter Marc Marquez to the first corner, taking the hole shot into turn one. He proved immediately impossible to follow, opening up a gap of just over a second on the first lap and keeping the pressure up as the race wound on. He was quick to build a comfortable gap to the chasing pack that was unbroken to the line, allowing him to claim his fifth Grand Prix win of the season.

Jorge Lorenzo

“Luckily we improved the bike a lot in warm up, especially in braking so we improved the lap time and the pace quite a bit. I was convinced to follow my strategy of the last couple of races which was to try to break away and finally I could do it. The first two laps I had a big advantage so I had to keep pushing to maintain a distance because they never gave up and wanted to catch me. I’m happy, we recovered five points and we are closer to Marc. I need to be constant and try to win races and stay focused.”

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Braking and Corners Problem, Rossi Ends Fourth at Misano GP

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Valentino Rossi initially dropped a couple of places to fifth off the start line but was quick to re-pass Aleix Espargaro on the first lap to slot into fourth chasing Marquez and Dani Pedrosa ahead. 

The Local hero was hot on the tail of Marquez and took advantage of an error by the young Spaniard to dive past up the inside and move into third place chasing Pedrosa. Unfortunately some issues with braking cost some valuable time and Marquez was able to re-pass, leaving Rossi in a lonely fourth position for the remainder of the race to the finish line.

Valentino Rossi

“All the weekend our performance was quite good, I stayed with the top three and I raised my level, especially in qualifying, I could push stronger with the new tyres and make the first row. The expectation for the race was very high, after the start the top guys were very fast but my fastest lap was close to theirs. Unfortunately after some laps I was in trouble in braking and entering corners. I was struggling in hard braking and made some mistakes going wide and step-by-step they pulled away. I made a small mistake on turn seven and lost two seconds and by then already I had too much disadvantage. It's a pity because we wanted to try for the podium here in Italy in front of all the fans in Misano. We hope the weather remains good for tomorrow as we have to try some new parts.”

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Unsatisfied Result for Ducati Team at Misano

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The GP di San Marino e Riviera di Rimini was a demanding one for Andrea Dovizioso and Nicky Hayden who, after starting from the third and fourth rows, respectively, crossed the finish line in eighth and ninth places.

Considering their grid positions and the track layout at Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli, it was clear that the start would be very difficult for the Ducati Team riders, and that proved to be the case. The teammates made several early passes before beginning a battle with one another for eighth place. After twenty-eight laps, Dovizioso finished eighth, while Hayden had to settle for ninth.

Before heading home, the Ducati Team will return to action tomorrow for an official IRTA test at the same circuit.

Andrea Dovizioso - Ducati Team, 8th

“Obviously, we can’t be satisfied with the result. I made a mistake on the start. Espargaro was in front of me and, unfortunately, I was distracted when he jumped the start. I lost many positions and some seconds in the early going because there were many of us trying to pass each other in the slow corners, so the first few laps were pretty challenging. Then I started to find my rhythm; I passed Nicky and thought I could do a faster pace, but I didn’t have a great feeling with the front end of my Desmosedici. It’s a shame because I had hoped to be able to fight for positions a bit closer to the front.”

Nicky Hayden - Ducati Team, 9th

“It’s been a tough weekend and things certainly didn’t get any easier today. When Espargaro jumped the start, I saw him out of the corner of my eye and delayed a little bit. I lost a few places on the run to turn one but was able to make up a couple of positions pretty quickly. Then it was a really difficult race for me, as it was very hard to change directions and stop. I was racing with Dovi, and at the end of the back straightaway, I lost the rear and ran off the track. The last few laps were pretty lonely after that. I made two mistakes—one at the start, one in the race—and they both hurt me. The pace hasn’t been very good all week, and it’s a shame because the team is working so hard.”

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Crutchlow Battles to Super Sixth in San Marino

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Monster Yamaha Tech 3 Team rider Cal Crutchlow stormed back into the top six today at the Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli to remain firmly on course to be the leading non-factory rider in 2013.

And it was almost a double top 10 finish for the Monster Yamaha Tech 3 squad, with rookie Bradley Smith missing out on claiming 10th spot by the narrowest margins at the end of a 28-lap race that was played out in front of a crowd of 50,949 fans.

Crutchlow bounced back from a tough home race at Silverstone earlier this month in typically determined fashion, the British rider brilliantly leading Stefan Bradl in fifth position for the majority of a race that took place in cloudy and windy conditions.

A faultless performance from Crutchlow seemed certain to be rewarded with a top five result, as he brilliantly defended from a hard charging Bradl right down to the final lap.

The German was not to be outdone though and a calculated move at Turn 8 dropped Crutchlow back to sixth. The British rider was unable to retaliate despite a determined late attack but Crutchlow’s battling performance keeps the Monster Yamaha Tech 3 Team in control of third spot in the all-important Team World Championship standings.

Cal Crutchlow

“It is a shame that I lost fifth place on the last lap but it has been a very difficult weekend and I am happy to come away with this result. The top six is not what I am aiming for right now but I had no confidence with the bike all weekend, and it was important to get a strong finish. It was a very hard race because Stefan just sat on my back wheel from the first lap to the end and unfortunately he managed to find a way to pass me in the lasts corners. I tried my best to take fifth back but it wasn’t meant to be, but I think the whole of the Monster Yamaha Tech 3 Team showed a lot of fighting qualities this weekend. My crew have never given up and they have worked really hard trying to build up my confidence and I am grateful for their support.”

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Difficult Race for Bradley Smith at San Marino GP

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Smith was less than 0.2s away from continuing his outstanding run of top 10 finishes in his rookie premier class campaign. Locked in a fight for long periods with Andrea Dovizioso, Nicky Hayden and Michele Pirro, Smith almost overhauled the latter with a tremendous last lap attack.

Smith set his best lap of the race on the final lap but just couldn’t find a way to make a clean pass on Pirro and he had to settle for 11th. The consolation though was the 22-year-old moved back into 10th place in the World Championship standings having joined Aleix Espargaro on 71-points.

Bradley Smith

“The race pretty much panned out as I’d anticipated and I thought I’d stay close and race the Ducatis. I got an amazing start and that gave me a great opportunity to be in a battle but I just didn’t have the pace throughout. I wasn’t as fast as I’d hoped and again it was difficult at the start of the race on a full fuel load. But we have learned a lot all weekend and particularly in the race and now I am looking forward to tomorrow’s test where we can try a few things to improve our package. Our setting right now is pretty good but I can improve my riding position. I don’t think we are far away but small details can make a big difference when it comes to the race.”

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Danny Kent and Louis Rossi finish inside top 20 at Misano

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Tech 3 Racing Team riders Danny Kent and Louis Rossi delivered determined performances at the Misano track this afternoon to finish inside the top 20 at the end of a tough 26-lap Moto2 race in San Marino.

A sensational start launched Kent immediately inside the top 10, but as the early battle intensified in warm but blustery conditions at the Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli, he was unable to keep his Mistral 610 machine in contention for a third points scoring finish of the campaign.

The British rider was able to maintain a constant rhythm in the 1.39 bracket, but despite giving his maximum effort to the chequered flag he finished in 19th position.

One place further down the rankings was teammate Rossi, who was able to gain more braking confidence throughout a race that took part in front of a large crowd of close to 51,000 fans.

Danny Kent 19th – 7 points :

“That was definitely not the result I had anticipated after a strong Friday and Saturday. I got an amazing start and was into eighth position but I ran wide going onto the back straight and that lost me a lot of places. I couldn’t find my rhythm and I was making a few mistakes so obviously i'm very disapointed because 19th is not where I expected to finish. I need to go away now and try and regroup and be back fighting strong for the next race.”

Louis Rossi 20th – 4 points :

“I made some mistakes at the start and I lost the group in front and that was a shame because I didn’t finish far behind Danny at the end. It was a very difficult race because the pace of those around me was almost identical and that made it hard to battle through. I finished 20th and that is not a bad result but obviously I would have liked to do better. I gained some more confidence in braking this weekend and hopefully I can be more competitive and closer to the points in the next race at Aragon.”

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MotoGP Misano Race Result

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1 Jorge LORENZO Yamaha Factory Racing
2 Marc MARQUEZ Repsol Honda Team
3 Dani PEDROSA Repsol Honda Team
4 Valentino ROSSI Yamaha Factory Racing
5 Stefan BRADL LCR Honda MotoGP
6 Cal CRUTCHLOW Monster Yamaha Tech 3
7 Alvaro BAUTISTA GO&FUN Honda Gresini
8 Andrea DOVIZIOSO Ducati Team
9 Nicky HAYDEN Ducati Team
10 Michele PIRRO Ignite Pramac Racing
11 Bradley SMITH Monster Yamaha Tech 3
12 Colin EDWARDS NGM Mobile Forward Racing
13 Aleix ESPARGARO Power Electronics Aspar
14 Hiroshi AOYAMA Avintia Blusens
15 Danilo PETRUCCI Came IodaRacing Project
16 Claudio CORTI NGM Mobile Forward Racing
17 Randy DE PUNIET Power Electronics Aspar
18 Michael LAVERTY Paul Bird Motorsport
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 Bryan STARING GO&FUN Honda Gresini
 Hector BARBERA Avintia Blusens
 Yonny HERNANDEZ Paul Bird Motorsport
 Karel ABRAHAM Cardion AB Motoracing
 Andrea IANNONE Energy T.I. Pramac Racing
 Lukas PESEK Came IodaRacing Project

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Moto2 Misano Race Result

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1 Pol ESPARGARO Tuenti HP 40
2 Takaaki NAKAGAMI Italtrans Racing Team
3 Esteve RABAT Tuenti HP 40
4 Thomas LUTHI Interwetten Paddock Moto2 Racing
5 Dominique AEGERTER Technomag carXpert
6 Scott REDDING Marc VDS Racing Team
7 Johann ZARCO Came Iodaracing Project
8 Xavier SIMEON Maptaq SAG Zelos Team
9 Mika KALLIO Marc VDS Racing Team
10 Nicolas TEROL Aspar Team Moto2
11 Anthony WEST QMMF Racing Team
12 Mattia PASINI NGM Mobile Racing
13 Julian SIMON Italtrans Racing Team
14 Marcel SCHROTTER Maptaq SAG Zelos Team
15 Alex DE ANGELIS NGM Mobile Forward Racing
16 Jordi TORRES Aspar Team Moto2
17 Randy KRUMMENACHER Technomag carXpert
18 Axel PONS Tuenti HP 40
19 Danny KENT Tech 3
20 Louis ROSSI Tech 3
21 Franco MORBIDELLI Federal Oil Gresini Moto2
22 Gino REA Gino Rea Montaze Broz Racing
23 Steven ODENDAAL Argiñano & Gines Racing
24 Azlan SHAH IDEMITSU Honda Team Asia
25 Ezequiel ITURRIOZ Blusens Avintia
26 Rafid Topan SUCIPTO QMMF Racing Team
27 Thitipong WAROKORN Thai Honda PTT Gresini Moto2
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 Ricard CARDUS NGM Mobile Forward Racing
 Jason O'HALLORAN JiR Moto2
 Simone CORSI NGM Mobile Racing
 Sandro CORTESE Dynavolt Intact GP
 Alex MARIÑELARENA Blusens Avintia
 Alberto MONCAYO Argiñano & Gines Racing

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Moto3 Misano Race Result

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1 Alex RINS Estrella Galicia 0,0
2 Maverick VIÑALES Team Calvo
3 Alex MARQUEZ Estrella Galicia 0,0
4 Luis SALOM Red Bull KTM Ajo
5 Jack MILLER Caretta Technology - RTG
6 Zulfahmi KHAIRUDDIN Red Bull KTM Ajo
7 Miguel OLIVEIRA Mahindra Racing
8 Niccolò ANTONELLI GO&FUN Gresini Moto3
9 Philipp OETTL Tec Interwetten Moto3 Racing
10 Romano FENATI San Carlo Team Italia
11 Niklas AJO Avant Tecno
12 Efren VAZQUEZ Mahindra Racing
13 Jakub KORNFEIL Redox RW Racing GP
14 Isaac VIÑALES Ongetta-Centro Seta
15 Arthur SISSIS Red Bull KTM Ajo
16 Alessandro TONUCCI La Fonte Tascaracing
17 Alan TECHER CIP Moto3
18 Brad BINDER Ambrogio Racing
19 Ana CARRASCO Team Calvo
20 John MCPHEE Caretta Technology - RTG
21 Jasper IWEMA RW Racing GP
22 Livio LOI Marc VDS Racing Team
23 Lorenzo BALDASSARRI GO&FUN Gresini Moto3
24 Luca AMATO Ambrogio Racing
25 Andrea LOCATELLI Mahindra Racing
26 Toni FINSTERBUSCH Kiefer Racing
27 Juanfran GUEVARA CIP Moto3
28 Hyuga WATANABE La Fonte Tascaracing
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 Eric GRANADO Mapfre Aspar Team Moto3
 Florian ALT Kiefer Racing
 Alexis MASBOU Ongetta-Rivacold
 Matteo FERRARI Ongetta-Centro Seta
 Francesco BAGNAIA San Carlo Team Italia
 Jonas FOLGER Mapfre Aspar Team Moto3
 Luca MARINI Twelve Racing

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Alvaro Bautista Unable to Convert Practice Pace into Top Grid Position

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After a strong showing during free practice at Misano, Alvaro Bautista was unfortunately unable to convert it to an ideal lap in qualifying and he will start tomorrow's race at Misano from the middle of the third row. It won't be an easy race for the Spaniard, starting from eighth place at a track that doesn't lend itself to overtaking, although Alvaro's race pace is good and his motivation is certainly not lacking. Bryan Staring continued to struggle slightly in the fast sections at Misano but he is also confident of an improved showing tomorrow.

Alvaro Bautista (8th 1’ 34” 230) “I can't say I'm happy because we showed in free practice that we have good potential here but we didn't manage to confirm it in qualifying. I am disappointed because we have done a good job so far this weekend and I expected better. I can take comfort from our race pace and hopefully with a good start tomorrow we can make ground up, even though it won't be easy at a track like Misano where it's not easy to overtake.”

Bryan Staring (23rd 1’ 37” 283) “I'm fairly satisfied. We are still struggling in the fast sections and I can't push the bike how I would like. I am still confident we can improve this situation for tomorrow and have a good race. We'll try our best because we all want the best possible result at the team's home race.”

Fausto Gresini “We have done a good job here over the course of free practice but unfortunately it didn't produce a result in qualifying. It is disappointing because I am sure we were capable of much more today. Anyway, the race is tomorrow even though starting from the third row at a track like Misano where it is not easy to overtake is not ideal. Hopefully Alvaro's confidence in the pace that he has can seem him make progress. Bryan has taken a small step forward today so hopefully he can have a good race tomorrow.”

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Abraham starts from eighth row in Misano

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Karel Abraham leaves to Sunday’s Grand Prix of San Marino from eighth row. The Czech rider takes twenty-second position with time 1:36,877. The race starts at 2 pm CET.

Karel Abraham

"Probably there is no need to say anything. Since yesterday nothing has changed and the shoulder still hurts me a lot. On the other side it isn’t worst, so at least it is something positive. During the qualifying practice I rode without any stop in the garage and I was struggling with lifting of the front of the bike. That is a real pity, because without this problem I could be in seventh row, I was losing just a minimum to them. Tomorrow it will be a very tough race."

Marco Grana, chief mechanic Cardion AB Motoracing

"Karel was doing the maximum what he could do and at the end of the qualifying practice he did the best what his health condition permitted him. The shoulder limits him the most during braking. He cannot brake fully, so he must start to brake earlier that other riders. Comparing the situation in Brno he is in better condition but still not well enough to race fully. We cannot put other aim that to finish the race tomorrow, to reach whatever good result will be very hard."

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Crutchlow digs deep to claim second row in Misano

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Monster Yamaha Tech 3 Team rider Cal Crutchlow maintained his excellent qualifying form in 2013 to claim a fantastic fifth position on the grid for tomorrow’s 28-lap Misano MotoGP encounter in San Marino.

For the first time since the new qualifying format was introduced for 2013, Crutchlow found himself having to participate in the opening 15-minute QP1 session. The British rider though comfortably advanced into QP2 with a best lap of 1.34.694.

Still searching for the optimum set-up with his YZR-M1 to allow him to show the potential that has taken to four rostrum finishes and two pole positions in 2013, Crutchlow dug deep to find his best form of the weekend in a record-breaking QP2.

In gloriously sunny and hot conditions at the Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli, which lies just a short distance from the Adriatic coast, Crutchlow shaved another 0.6s off his best pace to claim a place in the middle of the second row for tomorrow’s 13th round of the campaign.

Crutchlow’s brilliant performance this afternoon ensured in 13 qualifying sessions this season he has not yet finished lower than fifth position.

British teammate Bradley Smith also featured in QP1 and he came tantalisingly close to making it through to the second session when a time of 1.34.869 saw him miss out on a top two place by just 0.175s.

The 22-year-old was pushing hard on his final lap to try and join the battle for the top 12 grid positions when he suffered a small front-end crash at Turn 14. He was uninjured in the spill and he will start tomorrow’s race from 13th on the grid, and he remains optimistic that he can fight for a ninth top 10 finish in his rookie season.

Cal Crutchlow 5th 1.34.014 – 9 laps :

“It has not been an easy weekend at all and having to go into QP1 for the first time this season was proof of that. So considering how difficult it has been I am really pleased to be starting on the second row of the grid. This afternoon was much better and as I always do, I managed to pull something out of the bag in qualifying. I am always strong in this situation but I really had to be today to get myself out of trouble. We still need to find something else for the race because the gap to the front is pretty big. I am definitely trying my hardest but I have lost some confidence on the bike since the middle of the season and now I have to improve to go faster. One area I definitely need to look at is T3 because I am not fast enough in that sector. I’ll try and get a good start and go with the leading group and I will be doing my best to deliver a positive result for the Monster Yamaha Tech 3 Team.”

Bradley Smith 13th 1.34.869 – 8 laps :

“Unfortunately today didn’t go according to plan at all and being 13th on the grid is not ideal. I improved my pace from yesterday by over a second but clearly it is not enough. I’ve crashed twice now this weekend by losing the front, so it shows we have a problem and we will have a good look at the data tonight to find some improvements in that area. We made a really good step overnight with the bike for FP3, but this afternoon we didn’t really make any progress. It is going to be a very tough race and if I can get a top 10 finish I will class that as an amazing result."

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Moto2 Misano QP Result

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1 Pol ESPARGARO Tuenti HP 40 1'37.666

2 Esteve RABAT Tuenti HP 40 1'37.698

3 Takaaki NAKAGAMI Italtrans Racing Team 1'37.756

4 Thomas LUTHI Interwetten Paddock Moto2 Racing 1'37.795

5 Scott REDDING Marc VDS Racing Team 1'38.210

6 Xavier SIMEON Maptaq SAG Zelos Team 1'38.331

7 Johann ZARCO Came Iodaracing Project 1'38.340

8 Julian SIMON Italtrans Racing Team 1'38.364

9 Marcel SCHROTTER Maptaq SAG Zelos Team 1'38.468

10 Dominique AEGERTER Technomag carXpert 1'38.471

11 Mattia PASINI NGM Mobile Racing 1'38.545

12 Nicolas TEROL Aspar Team Moto2 1'38.743

13 Danny KENT Tech 3 1'38.788

14 Simone CORSI NGM Mobile Racing 1'38.860

15 Mika KALLIO Marc VDS Racing Team 1'38.891

16 Alex MARIÑELARENA Blusens Avintia 1'38.930

17 Sandro CORTESE Dynavolt Intact GP 1'38.946

18 Randy KRUMMENACHER Technomag carXpert 1'39.016

19 Anthony WEST QMMF Racing Team 1'39.176

20 Gino REA Gino Rea Montaze Broz Racing 1'39.192

21 Alex DE ANGELIS NGM Mobile Forward Racing 1'39.216

22 Louis ROSSI Tech 3 1'39.273

23 Axel PONS Tuenti HP 40 1'39.354

24 Jordi TORRES Aspar Team Moto2 1'39.369

25 Franco MORBIDELLI Federal Oil Gresini Moto2 1'39.456

26 Jason O'HALLORAN JiR Moto2 1'39.622

27 Ricard CARDUS NGM Mobile Forward Racing 1'39.689

28 Alberto MONCAYO Argiñano & Gines Racing 1'39.880

29 Thitipong WAROKORN Thai Honda PTT Gresini Moto2 1'40.222

30 Steven ODENDAAL Argiñano & Gines Racing 1'40.269

31 Ezequiel ITURRIOZ Blusens Avintia 1'40.344

32 Azlan SHAH IDEMITSU Honda Team Asia 1'40.517

33 Rafid Topan SUCIPTO QMMF Racing Team 1'41.096

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MotoGP Misano QP2 Result

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1 Marc MARQUEZ Repsol Honda Team 1'32.915
2 Jorge LORENZO Yamaha Factory Racing 1'33.428
3 Valentino ROSSI Yamaha Factory Racing 1'33.573
4 Dani PEDROSA Repsol Honda Team 1'33.726
5 Cal CRUTCHLOW Monster Yamaha Tech 3 1'34.014
6 Aleix ESPARGARO Power Electronics Aspar 1'34.028
7 Stefan BRADL LCR Honda MotoGP 1'34.098
8 Alvaro BAUTISTA GO&FUN Honda Gresini 1'34.230
9 Andrea DOVIZIOSO Ducati Team 1'34.338
10 Nicky HAYDEN Ducati Team 1'34.362
11 Michele PIRRO Ignite Pramac Racing 1'34.467
12 Andrea IANNONE Energy T.I. Pramac Racing 1'34.519

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MotoGP Misano QP1 Result

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1 Michele PIRRO Ignite Pramac Racing 1'34.678
2 Cal CRUTCHLOW Monster Yamaha Tech 3 1'34.694
3 Bradley SMITH Monster Yamaha Tech 3 1'34.869
4 Colin EDWARDS NGM Mobile Forward Racing 1'35.174
5 Hiroshi AOYAMA Avintia Blusens 1'35.534
6 Randy DE PUNIET Power Electronics Aspar 1'35.596
7 Hector BARBERA Avintia Blusens 1'35.866
8 Claudio CORTI NGM Mobile Forward Racing 1'35.885
9 Danilo PETRUCCI Came IodaRacing Project 1'36.027
10 Michael LAVERTY Paul Bird Motorsport 1'36.788
11 Yonny HERNANDEZ Paul Bird Motorsport 1'36.844
12 Karel ABRAHAM Cardion AB Motoracing 1'36.877
13 Bryan STARING GO&FUN Honda Gresini 1'37.283
14 Lukas PESEK Came IodaRacing Project 1'37.886

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MotoGP Misano FP4 Result

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1 Marc MARQUEZ Repsol Honda Team 1'33.912
2 Jorge LORENZO Yamaha Factory Racing 1'34.125
3 Alvaro BAUTISTA GO&FUN Honda Gresini 1'34.418
4 Valentino ROSSI Yamaha Factory Racing 1'34.447
5 Dani PEDROSA Repsol Honda Team 1'34.826
6 Andrea DOVIZIOSO Ducati Team 1'35.081
7 Cal CRUTCHLOW Monster Yamaha Tech 3 1'35.142
8 Stefan BRADL LCR Honda MotoGP 1'35.171
9 Michele PIRRO Ignite Pramac Racing 1'35.215
10 Andrea IANNONE Energy T.I. Pramac Racing 1'35.250
11 Aleix ESPARGARO Power Electronics Aspar 1'35.318
12 Nicky HAYDEN Ducati Team 1'35.505
13 Bradley SMITH Monster Yamaha Tech 3 1'35.656
14 Colin EDWARDS NGM Mobile Forward Racing 1'35.794
15 Danilo PETRUCCI Came IodaRacing Project 1'35.812
16 Randy DE PUNIET Power Electronics Aspar 1'35.988
17 Claudio CORTI NGM Mobile Forward Racing 1'36.257
18 Hiroshi AOYAMA Avintia Blusens 1'36.477
19 Hector BARBERA Avintia Blusens 1'36.626
20 Yonny HERNANDEZ Paul Bird Motorsport 1'37.218
21 Karel ABRAHAM Cardion AB Motoracing 1'37.277
22 Michael LAVERTY Paul Bird Motorsport 1'37.553
23 Bryan STARING GO&FUN Honda Gresini 1'37.718
24 Lukas PESEK Came IodaRacing Project 1'38.451

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Moto3 Misano QP Result

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1 Jonas FOLGER Mapfre Aspar Team Moto3 1'42.707
2 Alex RINS Estrella Galicia 0,0 1'42.768
3 Maverick VIÑALES Team Calvo 1'43.171
4 Zulfahmi KHAIRUDDIN Red Bull KTM Ajo 1'43.657
5 Niccolò ANTONELLI GO&FUN Gresini Moto3 1'43.727
6 Miguel OLIVEIRA Mahindra Racing 1'43.794
7 Eric GRANADO Mapfre Aspar Team Moto3 1'43.843
8 Isaac VIÑALES Ongetta-Centro Seta 1'43.878
9 Alex MARQUEZ Estrella Galicia 0,0 1'43.953
10 Luis SALOM Red Bull KTM Ajo 1'43.960
11 Jack MILLER Caretta Technology - RTG 1'43.962
12 Alexis MASBOU Ongetta-Rivacold 1'43.971
13 Philipp OETTL Tec Interwetten Moto3 Racing 1'44.051
14 Efren VAZQUEZ Mahindra Racing 1'44.081
15 Romano FENATI San Carlo Team Italia 1'44.153
16 Jakub KORNFEIL Redox RW Racing GP 1'44.303
17 John MCPHEE Caretta Technology - RTG 1'44.327
18 Arthur SISSIS Red Bull KTM Ajo 1'44.405
19 Alan TECHER CIP Moto3 1'44.448
20 Alessandro TONUCCI La Fonte Tascaracing 1'44.550
21 Niklas AJO Avant Tecno 1'44.609
22 Toni FINSTERBUSCH Kiefer Racing 1'44.654
23 Livio LOI Marc VDS Racing Team 1'44.732
24 Brad BINDER Ambrogio Racing 1'44.734
25 Matteo FERRARI Ongetta-Centro Seta 1'44.741
26 Andrea LOCATELLI Mahindra Racing 1'44.756
27 Lorenzo BALDASSARRI GO&FUN Gresini Moto3 1'44.808
28 Ana CARRASCO Team Calvo 1'44.902
29 Luca MARINI Twelve Racing 1'45.065
30 Juanfran GUEVARA CIP Moto3 1'45.157
31 Francesco BAGNAIA San Carlo Team Italia 1'45.167
32 Hyuga WATANABE La Fonte Tascaracing 1'45.212
33 Jasper IWEMA RW Racing GP 1'45.300
34 Florian ALT Kiefer Racing 1'45.439
35 Luca AMATO Ambrogio Racing

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Moto2 Misano FP3 Result

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1 Esteve RABAT Tuenti HP 40 1'37.835
2 Takaaki NAKAGAMI Italtrans Racing Team 1'38.042
3 Pol ESPARGARO Tuenti HP 40 1'38.344
4 Johann ZARCO Came Iodaracing Project 1'38.362
5 Scott REDDING Marc VDS Racing Team 1'38.394
6 Thomas LUTHI Interwetten Paddock Moto2 Racing 1'38.408
7 Marcel SCHROTTER Maptaq SAG Zelos Team 1'38.650
8 Xavier SIMEON Maptaq SAG Zelos Team 1'38.674
9 Mattia PASINI NGM Mobile Racing 1'38.803
10 Sandro CORTESE Dynavolt Intact GP 1'38.873
11 Julian SIMON Italtrans Racing Team 1'38.938
12 Dominique AEGERTER Technomag carXpert 1'38.952
13 Nicolas TEROL Aspar Team Moto2 1'39.007
14 Mika KALLIO Marc VDS Racing Team 1'39.071
15 Randy KRUMMENACHER Technomag carXpert 1'39.116
16 Danny KENT Tech 3 1'39.119
17 Jordi TORRES Aspar Team Moto2 1'39.141
18 Anthony WEST QMMF Racing Team 1'39.143
19 Ricard CARDUS NGM Mobile Forward Racing 1'39.159
20 Alberto MONCAYO Argiñano & Gines Racing 1'39.241
21 Simone CORSI NGM Mobile Racing 1'39.340
22 Gino REA Gino Rea Montaze Broz Racing 1'39.363
23 Alex MARIÑELARENA Blusens Avintia 1'39.651
24 Alex DE ANGELIS NGM Mobile Forward Racing 1'39.754
25 Franco MORBIDELLI Federal Oil Gresini Moto2 1'39.892
26 Axel PONS Tuenti HP 40 1'39.947
27 Steven ODENDAAL Argiñano & Gines Racing 1'39.989
28 Jason O'HALLORAN JiR Moto2 1'40.093
29 Louis ROSSI Tech 3 1'40.254
30 Thitipong WAROKORN Thai Honda PTT Gresini Moto2 1'40.417
31 Azlan SHAH IDEMITSU Honda Team Asia 1'41.180
32 Ezequiel ITURRIOZ Blusens Avintia 1'41.896
33 Rafid Topan SUCIPTO QMMF Racing Team 1'42.259

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MotoGP Misano FP3 Result

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1 Marc MARQUEZ Repsol Honda Team 1'33.975
2 Dani PEDROSA Repsol Honda Team 1'34.124
3 Jorge LORENZO Yamaha Factory Racing 1'34.224
4 Valentino ROSSI Yamaha Factory Racing 1'34.357
5 Andrea DOVIZIOSO Ducati Team 1'34.448
6 Alvaro BAUTISTA GO&FUN Honda Gresini 1'34.569
7 Stefan BRADL LCR Honda MotoGP 1'34.635
8 Andrea IANNONE Energy T.I. Pramac Racing 1'34.731
9 Nicky HAYDEN Ducati Team 1'34.822
10 Aleix ESPARGARO Power Electronics Aspar 1'34.824
11 Cal CRUTCHLOW Monster Yamaha Tech 3 1'34.908
12 Bradley SMITH Monster Yamaha Tech 3 1'35.063
13 Michele PIRRO Ignite Pramac Racing 1'35.280
14 Danilo PETRUCCI Came IodaRacing Project 1'35.731
15 Hector BARBERA Avintia Blusens 1'35.737
16 Colin EDWARDS NGM Mobile Forward Racing 1'35.977
17 Hiroshi AOYAMA Avintia Blusens 1'36.014
18 Claudio CORTI NGM Mobile Forward Racing 1'36.412
19 Randy DE PUNIET Power Electronics Aspar 1'36.623
20 Yonny HERNANDEZ Paul Bird Motorsport 1'36.831
21 Karel ABRAHAM Cardion AB Motoracing 1'37.145
22 Bryan STARING GO&FUN Honda Gresini 1'37.353
23 Michael LAVERTY Paul Bird Motorsport 1'37.875
24 Lukas PESEK Came IodaRacing Project 1'37.903

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Moto3 Misano FP3 Result

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1 Alex RINS Estrella Galicia 0,0 1'42.917
2 Jonas FOLGER Mapfre Aspar Team Moto3 1'43.111
3 Maverick VIÑALES Team Calvo 1'43.503
4 Jack MILLER Caretta Technology - RTG 1'43.703
5 Alex MARQUEZ Estrella Galicia 0,0 1'43.886
6 Romano FENATI San Carlo Team Italia 1'43.961
7 Arthur SISSIS Red Bull KTM Ajo 1'43.967
8 Miguel OLIVEIRA Mahindra Racing 1'43.977
9 Isaac VIÑALES Ongetta-Centro Seta 1'44.045
10 Brad BINDER Ambrogio Racing 1'44.128
11 Jakub KORNFEIL Redox RW Racing GP 1'44.200
12 Efren VAZQUEZ Mahindra Racing 1'44.207
13 Zulfahmi KHAIRUDDIN Red Bull KTM Ajo 1'44.316
14 Niccolò ANTONELLI GO&FUN Gresini Moto3 1'44.320
15 Philipp OETTL Tec Interwetten Moto3 Racing 1'44.359
16 Luis SALOM Red Bull KTM Ajo 1'44.515
17 Alexis MASBOU Ongetta-Rivacold 1'44.549
18 John MCPHEE Caretta Technology - RTG 1'44.554
19 Lorenzo BALDASSARRI GO&FUN Gresini Moto3 1'44.650
20 Andrea LOCATELLI Mahindra Racing 1'44.851
21 Matteo FERRARI Ongetta-Centro Seta 1'44.884
22 Eric GRANADO Mapfre Aspar Team Moto3 1'44.949
23 Alan TECHER CIP Moto3 1'45.042
24 Alessandro TONUCCI La Fonte Tascaracing 1'45.303
25 Toni FINSTERBUSCH Kiefer Racing 1'45.351
26 Ana CARRASCO Team Calvo 1'45.455
27 Luca AMATO Ambrogio Racing 1'45.607
28 Luca MARINI Twelve Racing 1'45.678
29 Livio LOI Marc VDS Racing Team 1'45.901
30 Jasper IWEMA RW Racing GP 1'45.904
31 Juanfran GUEVARA CIP Moto3 1'46.009
32 Niklas AJO Avant Tecno 1'46.059
33 Hyuga WATANABE La Fonte Tascaracing 1'46.219
34 Florian ALT Kiefer Racing 1'46.255
35 Francesco BAGNAIA San Carlo Team Italia 1'46.417

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