Moto2 World Championship Race Results From Sachsenring

Moto2 World Championship Race Results From Sachsenring

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Pramac Motorrad Grand Prix Deutschland

FIM Moto2 World Championship

Sachsenring, Germany

July 15, 2018

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

1. Brad Binder, South Africa, (KTM), 28 laps, Total Race Time 39:46.306

2. Joan Mir, Spain (Kalex), -0.779 second

3. Luca Marini, Italy (Kalex), -0.933

4. Miguel Oliveira, Portugal (KTM), -2.143 seconds

5. Sam Lowes, UK (KTM), -6.376

6. Marcel Schrotter, Germany (Kalex), -6.513

7. Xavi Vierge, Spain (Kalex), -15.544

8. Simone Corsi, Italy (Kalex), -15.674

9. Fabio Quartararo, France (Speed Up), -16.004

10. Jorge Navarro, Spain (Kalex), -16.005

11. Remy Gardner, Australia (Tech3), -16.596

12. Francesco Bagnaia, Italy (Kalex), -17.304

13. Alex Marquez, Spain (Kalex), -17.458

14. Dominique Aegerter, Switzerland (KTM), -18.138

15. Augusto Fernandez, Spain (Kalex), -23.816

16. Romano Fenati, Italy (Kalex), -24.611

17. Khairul Idham Pawi, Malaysia (Kalex), -25.617

18. Steven Odendaal, South Africa (NTS), -28.019

19. Iker Lecuona, Spain (KTM), -28.173

20. Bo Bendsneyder, Netherlands (Tech3), -36.398

21. Eric Granado, Brazil (Suter), -40.199

22. Joe Roberts, USA (NTS), -41.509

23. Federico Fuligni, Italy (Kalex), -64.024

24. Xavi Cardelus, Andorra (Kalex), -1 lap, jump start/ride-through penalty

25. Stefano Manzi, Italy (Suter), -7 laps, pitted twice

26. Isaac Vinales, Spain (Kalex), -12 laps, DNF, retired

27. Danny Kent, UK (Speed Up), -21 laps, DNF, crash

28. Tetsuta Nagashima, Japan (Kalex), -24 laps, DNF, jump start/ride-through penalty, crash

29. Lorenzo Baldassarri, Italy (Kalex), -26 laps, DNF, crash

30. Mattia Pasini, Italy (Kalex), -27 laps, DNF, crash

31. Andrea Locatelli, Italy (Kalex), -27 laps, DNF, crash

32. Jules Danilo, France (Kalex), DNS

33. Niki Tuuki, Finland (Kalex), DNS

World Championship Point Standings (after 9 of 19 races):

1. Bagnaia, 148 points

2. Oliveira, 141

3. Marquez, 113

4. Mir, 95

5. Baldassarri, 93

6. Binder, 91

7. Vierge, 79

8. Schrotter, 73

9. Quartararo, 72

10. Pasini, 63

26. Roberts, 2

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