FIM 125cc GP World Championship Motorland Aragon, Spain September 19, 2010 Race Results: 1. Pol ESPARGARO, Spain (DERBI), 19 laps, 38:14.248 2. Nicolas TEROL, Spain (APRILIA), -0.050 second 3. Bradley SMITH, Great Britain (APRILIA), -9.460 seconds 4. Efren VAZQUEZ, Spain (DERBI), -15.999 5. Sandro CORTESE, Great Britain (DERBI), -18.396 6. Tomoyoshi KOYAMA, Japan (APRILIA), -18.967 7. Esteve RABAT, Spain (APRILIA), -25.971 8. Jonas FOLGER, Germany (APRILIA), -26.129 9. Danny WEBB, Great Britain (APRILIA), -39.717 10. Luis SALOM, Spain (APRILIA), -42.719 11. Adrian MARTIN, Spain (APRILIA), -48.635 12. Johann ZARCO, France (APRILIA), -56.065 13. Marcel SCHROTTER, Germany (HONDA), -61.926 14. Jakub KORNFEIL, Czech Republic (APRILIA), -62.020 15. Sturla FAGERHAUG, Norway (APRILIA), -75.030 29. Marc MARQUEZ, Spain (DERBI), -19 laps, DNF, crash 30. Randy KRUMMENACHE, Switzerland (APRILIA), crash, DQ World Championship Point Standings (after 12 of 17 races): 1. Terol, 208 points 2. Espargaro, 202 3. Marquez, 197 4. Smith, 144 5. Cortese, 118 6. Vazquez, 110 7. Rabat, 108 8. Koyama, 102 9. Krummenacher, 79 10. Webb, 71 More, from a press release issued by Interwetten Honda: Schrötter collects points again Marcel Schrötter was able to catch up some positions in the race and collected some important championship points today, after the less positive and difficult practice days of the Grand Prix of Aragón in Spain. Some may think the number 13 is an unlucky number, not for Schrötter, who finished 13th again today after achieving the same place in Mugello and Indianapolis three weeks ago. Also the Interwetten Honda 125 Team around the chief mechanic Sepp Schlögl deserved the result they worked for very hard this weekend and can look forward to continue in Japan, where the first race of three consecutive races will take place on 3rd of October. Marcel Schrötter, 13 39’01.926: “The race went well. I had a good start and was able to stay with the group in the beginning. I could catch up some positions and stayed in the slipstream, managed to get even closer to the group. After the really bad two practice days I am really happy with this result. I think I could have finished even further in front, if my starting position would have been better today.” Terrell Thien, Team Manager: “Finally Marcel gained some points again in today’s race. He was a real fighter today and already in the first couple of laps he was able to catch up, was tenth for a while. At the end he finished 13th and after those two bad days before I am really satisfied with this result.”