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MotoGP 2017 Assen results and overall standings

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Results and overall ranking

Valentino Rossi won the MotoGP race in Assen. Jonas Folger unfortunately retired. Meanwhile, Ducati rider Andrea Dovizioso has taken the lead in the overall standings.

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06/26/2017

Valentino Rossi took his first win in the 2017 MotoGP season. In difficult conditions including rain and bike changes, the Italian old champion prevailed against Danilo Petrucci and Marc Marquez at the GP in Assen. Andrea Dovizioso finished 5th with his Ducati, taking the lead in the overall standings. Maverick Vinales overturned whatever Dovizioso played in the cards. Jorge Lorenzo, on the other hand, couldn’t cope with the conditions in Assen, was overtaken by the leading duo and ended up in 15th place.

The race was similarly bitter for Johann Zarco, who started from pole position and was actually doing well until the bike change. However, the Frenchman decided to switch bikes too early – the track wasn’t wet enough yet – drove to the pits as the first driver and ended up in 14th place.

First MotoGP retirement for Jonas Folger

While Johann Zarco was still able to look forward to two World Championship points, the second Tech3 driver Jonas Folger went away empty-handed in Assen. The only German MotoGP rider fell back to the end of the field after a ride into the gravel trap on the first lap. A short time later, Folger’s race was finally over after a fall. It was Folger’s first retirement since joining MotoGP.

Things went better in Moto2 for Marcel Schrotter, who barely missed the top 10. After a strong race to catch up, Schrotter ended up in 11th place. Team colleague Sandro Cortese was eliminated. Philipp Ottl also landed on position 11 in Moto3.

MotoGP Results – Assen

  1. V. Rossi
  2. D. Petrucci
  3. M. Marquez
  4. C. Crutchlow
  5. A. Dovizioso
  6. J. Miller
  7. K. Abraham
  8. L. Baz
  9. A. Iannone
  10. A. Espargaro
  11. P. Espargaro
  12. T. Rabat
  13. D. Pedrosa
  14. J. Zarco
  15. J. Lorenzo
  16. H. Barbera
  17. A. Rins

Unclassified:

S. Redding
A. Bautista
B. Smith
M. Vinales
J. Folger
S. Lowes

MotoGP overall standings

  1. A. Dovizioso – 115 points
  2. M. Vinales – 111 points
  3. V. Rossi – 108 points
  4. M. Marquez – 104 points
  5. D. Pedrosa – 87 points
  6. J. Zarco – 77 points
  7. D. Petrucci – 62 points
  8. J. Lorenzo – 60 points
  9. C. Crutchlow – 58 points
  10. J. Folger – 51 points
  11. J. Miller – 40 points
  12. A. Bautista – 34 points
  13. S. Redding – 33 points
  14. L. Baz – 31 points
  15. A. Iannone – 28 points
  16. A. Espargaro – 23 points
  17. T. Rabat – 23 points
  18. H. Barbera – 21 points
  19. K. Abraham – 20 points
  20. P. Espargaro – 11 points
  21. A. Rins – 7 points
  22. M. Pirro – 7 points
  23. B. Smith – 6 points
  24. S. Lowes – 2 points
  25. S. Guintoli – 1 point

Moto2 Results – Assen

  1. F. Morbidelli
  2. T. Luthi
  3. T. Nakagami
  4. M. Pasini
  5. M. Oliveira
  6. A. Marquez
  7. X. Simeon
  8. H. Syahrin
  9. F. Quartararo
  10. F. Bagnaia
  11. M. Schrotter
  12. D. Aegerter
  13. B. Binder
  14. Y. Hernandez
  15. J. Navarro
  16. R. Gardner
  17. J. Raffin
  18. A. Locatelli
  19. A. Fernandez
  20. S. Manzi
  21. T. Nagashima
  22. A. Pons
  23. I. Lecuona
  24. E. Pons
  25. T. Mackenzie
  26. K. I. Pawi

Unclassified:

I. Vinales
S. Cortese
L. Marini
S. Corsi

Moto3 Results – Assen

  1. A. Canet
  2. R. Fenati
  3. J. McPhee
  4. J. Martin
  5. J. Danilo
  6. M. Ramirez
  7. G. Rodrigo
  8. T. Suzuki
  9. J. Mir
  10. N. Bulega
  11. P. Ottl
  12. J. Guevara
  13. D. Binder
  14. A. Migno
  15. A. Sasaki
  16. M. Bezzecchi
  17. J. Kornfeil
  18. N. atiratphuvapat
  19. K. Toba
  20. M. Herrera
  21. L. Loi
  22. P. Pulkkinen

Unclassified:

A. Norrodin
B. Bendsneyder
R. Fernandez
E. Bastianini
L. Dalla Porta
T. Arbolino
M. Pagliani
F. Di Giannantonio
R. van de Lagemaat

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