FIM Moto2 World Championship Race Results From Sepang

FIM Moto2 World Championship Race Results From Sepang

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FIM Moto2 World Championship Sepang Circuit, Malaysia October 21, 2012 Race Results (wet conditions, all using Honda engines and Dunlop tires): 1. Alex DE ANGELIS, San Marino (FTR), 15 laps, 36:57.793 2. Anthony WEST, Australia (SPEED UP), -0.710 second 3. Gino REA, UK (SUTER), -1.363 seconds 4. Hafizh SYAHRIN, Malaysia (FTR), -2.941 5. Julian SIMON, Spain (SUTER), -7.583 6. Andrea IANNONE, Italy (SPEED UP), -10.062 7. Mika KALLIO, Finland (KALEX), -23.078 8. Bradley SMITH, UK (TECH 3), -26.957 9. Dominique AEGERTER, Switzerland (SUTER), -30.063 10. Esteve RABAT, Spain (KALEX), -31.514 11. Pol ESPARGARO, Spain (KALEX), -31.746 12. Scott REDDING, UK (KALEX), -37.108 13. Toni ELIAS, Spain (KALEX), -38.627 14. Axel PONS, Spain (KALEX), -39.095 15. Ricard CARDUS, Spain (AJR), -40.686 16. Yuki TAKAHASHI, Japan (FTR), -40.757 17. Tomoyoshi KOYAMA, Japan (SUTER), -41.859 18. Marcel SCHROTTER, Germany (BIMOTA), -46.760 19. Jesko RAFFIN, Switzerland (KALEX), -70.712 20. Elena ROSELL, Spain (SPEED UP), -77.807 21. Marco COLANDREA, Switzerland (FTR), -79.320 22. Ratthapark WILAIROT, Thailand (SUTER), -87.281, crash 23. Simone CORSI, Italy (FTR), -101.865, jump start/ride-through penalty 24. Thomas LUTHI, Switzerland (SUTER), -1 lap, DNF, crash 25. Mike DI MEGLIO, France (KALEX), -1 lap, DNF, crash 26. Marc MARQUEZ, Spain (SUTER), -3 laps, DNF, crash 27. Nicolas TEROL, Spain (SUTER), -3 laps, DNF, crash 28. Jordi TORRES, Spain (SUTER), -3 laps, DNF, crash 29. Eric GRANADO, Brazil (MOTOBI), -9 laps, DNF, retired 30. Takaaki NAKAGAMI, Japan (KALEX), -13 laps, DNF, crashed twice 31. Johann ZARCO, France (MOTOBI), -15 laps, DNF, crash 32. Xavier SIMEON, Belgium (TECH 3), -15 laps, DNF, crash 33. Alessandro ANDREOZZI, Italy (SPEED UP), DQ World Championship Point Standings (after 15 of 17 races): 1. Marquez, 283 points 2. Pol Espargaro, 235 3. Iannone, 188 4. Luthi, 177 5. Redding, 148 6. Kallio, 119 7. Smith, 104 8. Rabat, 99 9. Aegerter, 87 10. De Angelis, 86

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