FIM Moto2 World Championship Wet Race Results From Silverstone

FIM Moto2 World Championship Wet Race Results From Silverstone

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FIM Moto2 World Championship

Silverstone Circuit, England

August 30, 2015

Race Results (wet conditions, all using Honda engines and Dunlop tires):

1. Johann ZARCO, France (KALEX), 18 laps, Total Race Time 42:53.674 

2. Alex RINS, Spain (KALEX), -3.360 seconds

3. Tito RABAT, Spain (KALEX), -5.527

4. Alex MARQUEZ, Spain (KALEX), -6.489

5. Jonas FOLGER, Germany (KALEX), -8.228

6. Sam LOWES, UK (SPEED UP), -28.261

7. Anthony WEST, Australia (SPEED UP), -33.902

8. Sandro CORTESE, Germany (KALEX), -33.939

9. Thomas LUTHI, Switzerland (KALEX), -34.889

10. Ricard CARDUS, Spain (SUTER), -35.084

11. Marcel SCHROTTER, Germany (TECH 3), -38.814

12. Randy KRUMMENACHER, Switzerland (KALEX), -39.190

13. Dominique AEGERTER, Switzerland (KALEX), -47.780

14. Takaaki NAKAGAMI, Japan (KALEX), -57.103

15. Axel PONS, Spain (KALEX), -60.071

16. Hafizh SYAHRIN, Malaysia (KALEX), -62.268

17. Luis SALOM, Spain (KALEX), -64.389

18. Julian SIMON, Spain (SPEED UP), -64.806

19. Azlan SHAH, Malaysia (KALEX), -67.910

20. Mika KALLIO, Finland (KALEX), -68.594

World Championship Point Standings (after 12 of 18 races):

1. Zarco, 249 points

2. Rins, 164

3. Rabat, 161

4. Lowes, 128

5. Luthi, 125

6. Folger, 102

7. Simeon, 92

8. Morbidelli, 84

9. TIE, Aegerter/Marquez, 62

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