Moto2 World Championship Race Results From Losail International Circuit

Moto2 World Championship Race Results From Losail International Circuit

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FIM Moto2 World Championship

Losail International Circuit, Qatar

March 18, 2018

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

1. Francesco Bagnaia, Italy (Kalex), 20 laps, Total Race Time 40:19.802

2. Lorenzo Baldassari, Italy (Kalex), -0.112 second

3. Alex Marquez, Spain (Kalex), -5.625 seconds

4. Mattia Pasini, Italy (Kalex), -6.657

5. Miguel Oliveira, Portugal (KTM), -10.296

6. Brad Binder, South Africa (KTM), -10.344

7. Marcel Schrotter, Germany (Kalex), -11.419

8. Xavi Vierge, Spain (Kalex), -11.516

9. Luca Marini, Italy (Kalex), -20.690

10. Jorge Navarro, Spain (Kalex), -20.961

11. Joan Mir, Spain (Kalex), -23.025

12. Remy Gardner, Australia (Tech 3), -30.292

13. Hector Barbera, Spain (Kalex), -30.299

14. Simone Corsi, Italy (Kalex), -30.732

15. Dominique Aegerter, Switzerland (KTM), -30.870

16. Isaac Vinales, Spain (Kalex), -31.052

17. Danny Kent, UK (Speed Up), -31.958

18. Bo Bendsneyder, Netherlands (Tech 3), -32.382

19. Andrea Locatelli, Italy (Kalex), -35.228

20. Fabio Quartararo, France (Speed Up), -35.357

21. Tetsuta Nagashima, Japan (Kalex), -35.969

22. Steven Odendaal, South Africa (NTS), -42.545

23. Khairul Idham Pawi, Malaysia (Kalex), -42.776

24. Romano Fenati, Italy (Kalex), -44.562

25. Joe Roberts, USA (NTS), -56.077

26. Stefano Manzi, Italy (Suter), -61.581

27. Jules Danilo, France (Kalex), -61.853

28. Zulfahmi Khairuddin, Malaysia (Kalex), -71.618

29. Federico Fuligni, Italy (Kalex), -80.148

30. Eric Granado, Brazil (Suter), -86.192

31. Sam Lowes, UK (KTM), -10 laps, DNF, crash

32. Iker Lecuona, Spain (KTM), -13 laps, DNF, retired

World Championship Point Standings (after 1 of 19 races):

1. Bagnaia, 25 points

2. Baldassarri, 20

3. Marquez, 16

4. Pasini, 13

5. Oliveira, 11

6. Binder, 10

7. Schrotter, 9

8. Vierge, 8

9. Marini, 7

10. Navarro, 6

11. Mir, 5

12. Gardner, 4

13. Barbera, 3

14. Corsi, 2

15. Aegerter, 1

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