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| 1 | Jorge LORENZO | SPA | 205 | |
| 2 | Dani PEDROSA | SPA | 182 | -23 |
| 3 | Casey STONER | AUS | 173 | -32 |
| 4 | Andrea DOVIZIOSO | ITA | 121 | -84 |
| 5 | Cal CRUTCHLOW | GBR | 106 | -99 |
| 6 | Stefan BRADL | GER | 84 | -121 |
| 7 | Nicky HAYDEN | USA | 84 | -121 |
| 8 | Valentino ROSSI | ITA | 82 | -123 |
| 9 | Alvaro BAUTISTA | SPA | 81 | -124 |
| 10 | Ben SPIES | USA | 66 | -139 |
| 11 | Hector BARBERA | SPA | 60 | -145 |
| 12 | Randy DE PUNIET | FRA | 33 | -172 |
| 13 | Aleix ESPARGARO | SPA | 33 | -172 |
| 14 | Michele PIRRO | ITA | 16 | -189 |
| 15 | Mattia PASINI | ITA | 13 | -192 |
| 16 | James ELLISON | GBR | 12 | -193 |
| 17 | Colin EDWARDS | USA | 11 | -194 |
| 18 | Karel ABRAHAM | CZE | 10 | -195 |
| 19 | Yonny HERNANDEZ | COL | 10 | -195 |
| 20 | Danilo PETRUCCI | ITA | 9 | -196 |
| 21 | Ivan SILVA | SPA | 7 | -198 |
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Round Number:
10
Year:
2012
Comments
Bets on Hayden finishing ahead...
of Rossi in the championship?
That would be really nice ...
... on a second thought, I made that bet last year, too, and lost it for a few points in the final standings ...
Mathematics 101
8 races to go. If Casey won every one and Jorge came second in every one, Casey would win by 8 points. What's the chance that is gonna happen.......
Of course falls and other variations are still possible, but it would be a brave man to suggest Jorge would bin it the way he's been riding.
anything can happen
Lorenzos swingarm could fall off at INDY... ;)
Scary!
That should not happen. If it is true, the commission should be looking at those failures very carefully to see if the engineering evaluations/scrutineering on bikes is up to scratch. Of course, Spies binned his bike in practice, so maybe he damaged the swing arm then. If so, this might be an unintended outcome of the "one bike rule".
Either way, having a 300+kmh machine sustaining this sort of failure should be enough for tightening any post-crash component checking.
no one bike rule in motogp
I always thought that was a dumb rule anyway. Is it really that much more expensive to carry two bikes and spares than a one bike and another in a box?
One Bike Rule ??
There is no "one bike rule" in MotoGP. (It still is possible that swingarm had been involved in a crash, however.)
Ignoring Jorge's crash in the Warmup ?
Anything can happen at any time. As Crutchlow said, sometimes you just crash.
AKA,
Next person of the three to lay his bike down is done.