MotoGP 2017 Le Mans France results

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MotoGP 2017 Le Mans France results

MotoGP 2017 in Le Mans (France)
Race results and overall standings

At the HJC Helmets Grand Prix in Le Mans (France), Maverick Vinales won ahead of local hero Johann Zarco and Dani Pedrosa. Rossi and Marquez fell.

Dina Dervisevic

05/22/2017

Maverick Vinales started from pole position at Le Mans and finished first. Valentino Rossi could have snatched P1 away from him on the last lap, but made two mistakes on the last lap. The second, so far unexplained mistake (the rear wheel slipped away) led to the fall on the last lap. Vinales is now the world championship leader again, ahead of Pedrosa, Rossi, Marquez and Zarco. Johann Zarco, in 5th place in the World Championship ranking, drove to 2nd place at his home Grand Prix in Le Mans! Dani Pedrosa secured 3rd place and is 17 points behind Vinales in the overall standings.

How did it go for Jonas Folger??

Jonas Folger started from 15th place in Le Mans and fought his way to 7th place by the end of the race. According to Folger, there is still a lack of feedback with a full tank, which is why he was unable to set the times at the beginning, as he did from the middle of the race. In front of him, Danilo Petrucci, Aleix Espargaro and Marc Marquez flew out of the race, so that in the end he had Jorge Lorenzo in his sights. The German is not entirely satisfied with his strong 7th place because, according to his own statement, he would still have had a chance of 6th place had it not been for a slowdown in the last lap.

MotoGP race result

1. Maverick Vinales
2. Johann Zarco    
3. Dani Pedrosa
4. Andrea Dovizioso
5. Cal Crutchlow
6. Jorge Lorenzo
7. Jonas Folger
8. Jack Miller
9. Loris Baz
10. Andrea Iannone
11. Tito Rabat
12. Pol Espargaró
13. Bradley Smith
14. Sam Lowes
15. Sylvain Guintoli

Unclassified:

Valentino Rossi
Marc Marquez
Aleix Espargaró
Danilo Petrucci
Hector Barbera
Scott Redding
Karel Abraham
Alvaro Bautista

MotoGP overall standings

1. Maverick Vinales – 85 points
2. Dani Pedrosa – 68 points
3. Valentino Rossi – 62 points
4. Marc Marquez – 58 points
5. Johann Zarco – 55 points
6. Andrea Dovizioso- 54 points
7. Cal Crutchlow – 40 points
8. Jorge Lorenzo – 38 points
9. Jonas Folger – 38 points
10. Jack Miller – 29 points
11. Danilo Petrucci – 26 points
12. Scott Redding – 26 points
13. Loris Baz – 19 points
14. Aleix Espargaro – 17 points
15. Andrea Iannone – 15 points
16. Alvaro Bautista – 14 points
17. Tito Rabat – 13 points
18. Hector Barbera – 12 points
19. Karel Abraham – 9 points
20. Alex Rins – 7 points
21. Pol Espargaro – 6 points
22. Bradley Smith – 6 points
23. Sam Lowes – 2 points
24. Sylvain Guintoli – 1 point

Moto2 overall standings


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Le Mans 2017, Moto2 podium: 1st Franco Morbidelli, 2nd Francesco Bagnaia, 3rd Thomas Luthi.

1. Franco Morbidelli – 100 points
2. Thomas Luthi – 80 points
3. Alex Marquez – 62 points
4. Manuel Oliveira – 59 points
5. Francesco Bagnaia – 53 points
6. Takaaki Nakagami – 41 points
7. Dominique Aegerter- 37 points
8. Xavier Vierge – 32 points
9. Luca Marini – 31 points
10. Simone Corsi – 27 points
11. Marcel Schrotter – 27 points
12. Lorenzo Baldassarri – 26 points
13. Mattia Pasini – 24 points
14. Hafizh Syahrin – 19 points
15. Fabio Quartararo – 13 points
16. Yonny Hernandez – 13 points
17. Axel Pons – 13 points
18. Sandro Cortese – 10 points
19. Brad Binder – 7 points
20. Ricard Cardus – 7 points
21. Jorge Navarro – 6 points
22. Jesko Raffin – 5 points
23. Xavier Simeon – 4 points
24. Danny Kent – 3 points
25. Tetsuta Nagashima – 1 point

Moto3 overall standings


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Le Mans 2017, Moto3 podium: 1st Joan Mir, 2nd Aron Canet, 3rd Fabio Di Giannantonio.

1. Joan Mir – 99 points
2. Romano Fenati – 65 points
3. Aron Canet – 63 points
4. Jorge Martin – 59 points
5. John McPhee – 53 points
6. Fabio Di Giannantonio – 51 points
7. Andrea Migno – 43 points
8. Marcos Ramirez – 36 points
9. Juanfran Guevara – 34 points
10. Enea Bastianini – 31 points
11. Nicolo Bulega – 22 points
12. Philipp Ottl – 20 points
13. Jules Danilo – 16 points
14. Livio Loi – 15 points
15. Darryn Binder – 13 points
16. Bo Bendsneyder – 12 points
17. Niccolo Antonelli – 11 points
18. Tatsuki Suzuki – 9 points
19. Gabriel Rodrigo – 8 points
20. Adam Norrodin – 6 points
21. Kaito Toba – 6 points
22. Danny Kent – 6 points
23. Ayumu Sasaki – 6 points
24. Jakub Kornfeil – 5 points
25. Nakarin Atiratphuvapat – 3 points
26. Lorenzo Dalla Porta – 2 points
27. Tony Arbolino – 2 points
28. Albert Arenas – 2 points
29. Marco Bezzecchi – 1 point
30. Maria Herrera – 1 point

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