2017 MotoGP Championship Standings After Round 10, Brno, Czech Republic
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MotoGP standings after Brno:
Round Number:
10
Year:
2017
Brno, Czech Republic
2017 Brno MotoGP Race Result: Fun With Flags
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Results and summary of the MotoGP race in Brno:
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2017 Moto2 Championship Standings After Race 10, Brno, Czech Republic
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Moto2 standings after the tenth race of the season:
Round Number:
10
Year:
2017
2017 Brno Moto2 Race Result: A Tale Of Two Races
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Results and summary of the Moto2 race in Brno:
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2017 Moto3 Championship Standings After Race 10, Brno, Czech Republic
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Moto3 standings after the tenth race of the season:
Round Number:
10
Year:
2017
2017 Brno Moto3 Race Result: A Steady And Determined Pursuit
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Results and summary of the Moto3 race in Brno:
2017 Brno MotoGP Warm Up Result: Runaway Marquez On Damp Track
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2017 Brno Moto2 Warm Up Result: Light Rain, Rapid Navarro
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2017 Brno Moto3 Warm Up Result: McPhee Shines In Overcast Morning
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2017 Brno MotoGP Saturday Round Up: The Crash Bonanza, Ducati's Fairing, And The Value Of Testing
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If the weather has been the bane of MotoGP this year, then Saturday at Brno made up for an awful lot. The day started out with clear blue skies, and stayed that way just about all day. It was still bone dry and warm when we left the track as darkness began to fall, though the occasional cloud could be spotted here and there. It was a great day for racing motorcycles.
It was apparently also a great day for crashing motorcycles. In the first session of the day, 40 minutes of free practice for the Moto3 class, 15 riders crashed, all going down like skittles. Next up it was FP3 for MotoGP, and a further 7 riders hit the deck. Moto2 followed, and 6 more went down. By the end of the day, there had been a grand total of 48 falls.
To put that number into perspective: on Friday, in much dicier conditions, there were only 9 crashes. Over all three days of the 2014 event at Brno, there were 46 crashers. If there are three more crashes on Sunday – and it's race day, when risks offer better rewards – then the Automotodrom Brno will seen more crashes than in the previous seven years. They really were going down like flies.
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