250cc Grand Prix Race Results From Qatar: 1. Casey STONER, Aprilia, 20 laps, 41:22.628 2. Jorge LORENZO, Honda, -1.566 seconds 3. Andrea DOVIZIOSO, Honda, -2.603 seconds 4. Daniel PEDROSA, Honda, -2.659 seconds 5. Sebastian PORTO, Aprilia, -4.867 seconds 6. Hiroshi AOYAMA, Honda, -29.971 seconds 7. Hector BARBERA, Honda, -32.708 seconds 8. Yuki TAKAHASHI, Honda, -46.470 seconds 9. Sylvain GUINTOLI, Aprilia, -46.849 seconds 10. Taro SEKIGUCHI, Aprilia, -61.682 seconds 11. Alex DEBON, Honda, -61.696 seconds 12. Mirko GIANSANTI, Aprilia, -61.780 seconds 13. Martin CARDENAS, Aprilia, -62.795 seconds 14. Steve JENKNER, Aprilia, -63.952 seconds 15. Andrea BALLERINI, Aprilia, -64.917 seconds 250cc GP World Championship Standings (after 13 of 16 races): 1. PEDROSA, 239 points 2. STONER, 213 points 3. DOVIZIOSO, 160 points 4. AOYAMA, 144 points 5. PORTO, 132 points 6. Alex DE ANGELIS, 129 points 7. Randy DE PUNIET, 121 points 8. LORENZO, 118 points 9. BARBERA, 86 points 10. GUINTOLI, 69 points 11. TAKAHASHI, 68 points 12. Simone CORSI, 59 points 13. DEBON, 51 points 14. Roberto LOCATELLI, 39 points 15. GIANSANTI, 34 points More, from a press release issued by KTM: KTM WILL NOT RACE ON SAFETY GROUNDS IN QATAR The Red Bull KTM team have withdrawn their entry, to be ridden by Australian rider Anthony West, from today’s Qatar Grand Prix at the Losail International Circuit. The decision not to race was taken by Technical and Managing Director Harald Bartol on the grounds of safety following an engine problem in yesterday’s final qualifying session. On his final fast lap West almost crashed at turn two. In the circumstances KTM’s first priority is rider safety. The Qatar Grand Prix is the third and final race of three consecutive flyaway GPs with the KTM returning next week to its Austrian headquarters.