FIM MotoGP World Championship Race Results From Assen (Updated)

FIM MotoGP World Championship Race Results From Assen (Updated)

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The MotoGP race at TT Circuit Assen was originally started in wet conditions, but it was stopped after 14 laps when it began raining too heavily to continue. After the rain eased up, the race was then restarted for a wet, 12-lap conclusion.

FIM MotoGP World Championship

TT Circuit Assen, Netherlands

June 26, 2016

Race Results (all on Michelin tires):

1. Jack MILLER, Australia (HONDA), 12 laps, Total Race Time 22:17.447

2. Marc MARQUEZ, Spain (HONDA), -1.991 seconds

3. Scott REDDING, UK (DUCATI), -5.906

4. Pol ESPARGARO, Spain (YAMAHA), -9.812

5. Andrea IANNONE, Italy (DUCATI), -17.835, crash in first segment

6. Hector BARBERA, Spain (DUCATI), -18.692

7. Eugene LAVERTY, Ireland (DUCATI), -22.605, crashed on sighting lap of first segment

8. Stefan BRADL, Germany (APRILIA), -23.603

9. Maverick VIÑALES, Spain (SUZUKI), -26.148

10. Jorge LORENZO, Spain (YAMAHA), -27.604

11. Tito RABAT, Spain (HONDA), -81.830, crashed during restart

12. Dani PEDROSA, Spain (HONDA), -114.369, crashed during restart

13. Bradley SMITH, UK (YAMAHA), -3 laps, crashed during restart

14. Alvaro BAUTISTA, Spain (APRILIA), -1 lap, DNF, crashed during restart

15. Michele PIRRO, Italy (DUCATI), -7 laps, DNF, crashed during restart

16. Valentino ROSSI, Italy (YAMAHA), -10 laps, DNF, crashed during restart

17. Aleix ESPARGARO, Spain (SUZUKI), -10 laps, DNF, crashed during restart

18. Andrea DOVIZIOSO, Italy (DUCATI), -11 laps, DNF, crashed during restart

19. Danilo PETRUCCI, Italy (DUCATI), -11 laps, DNF, retired from restart

20. Cal CRUTCHLOW, UK (HONDA), -12 laps, DNF, crashed during restart

21. Yonny HERNANDEZ, Colombia (DUCATI), crashed twice in first segment, Did Not Restart

World Championship Point Standings (after 8 of 18 races):

1. Marquez, 145 points

2. Lorenzo, 121

3. Rossi, 103

4. Pedrosa, 86

5. Vinales, 79

6. Pol Espargaro, 72

7. Barbera, 58

8. Iannone, 52

9. Aleix Espargaro, 49

10. Laverty, 48

11. Dovizioso, 43

12. Bradl, 37

13. Miller, 33

14. TIE, Redding/Smith, 32

16. Bautista, 29

17. Petrucci, 24

18. Crutchlow, 20

19. Pirro, 19

20. Rabat, 18

21. Baz, 8

22. Hernandez, 3

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