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2020 MotoGP San Marino Grand Prix schedules and objectives

San Marino GP - 2020 MotoGP San Marino Grand Prix timetables and objectives -

Three weeks break and it’s off again for this strange MotoGP season: meet this weekend on the Misano Adriático circuit near Rimini (Italy) for the motorcycle GP of San Marino, sixth Grand Prix 2020. Pilot schedules and objectives: ask for the program !

In, appetites are sharpening for MotoGP 2020 riders … Fabio Quartararo, and winner of two races this year (and), will be keen to consolidate his first place in the general classification ahead of Andrea Dovizioso…

  • MNC special file : Everything you need to know about the 2020 San Marino GP

But the Ducati rider, winner in, is only three small points behind the young Frenchman in the provisional classification, while the KTMs have already shown their fangs with the victory of Brad Binder in and that of Miguel Oliveira in …

The GP of San Marino this weekend will be the first MotoGP race of the year with spectators and the first of three consecutive Grand Prix: the GP of Emilia Romagna will take place on September 20 on this same circuit, then on at Barcelona September 27.

Pilot objectives

Andrea Dovizioso, official Ducati rider n ° 4 (2nd)

"We expect a lot from these two consecutive Grands Prix on the Misano circuit! I am determined to fight for the podium, but first it will be crucial to understand the new track conditions as it has recently been refurbished. At the end of June Michele Pirro took part in a test here and he managed to set some good lap times which makes us pretty confident. Apart from the two races we will also have a day of practice on September 15th between the two Grands Prix . It will be important to take advantage of this opportunity "

Maverick Viñales, official Yamaha rider n ° 12 (5th)

"I took advantage of this two week break to prepare for the two races at Misano. I am in good shape both physically and mentally so this weekend we will be pushing hard again. We will focus entirely on improving of our championship standings. This is the overall goal, and to do that we have to get on the podium. I am optimistic and excited for the next three weeks. We know we can be strong here in San Marino and in Catalonia as well, so we have to make sure we get the most out of these races. These next two GPs are a bit like home races for the team, so I want to get the best possible result. ".

Valentino Rossi, official Yamaha rider n ° 46 (7th)

“The Misano race is always very special for me. The circuit is very close to my house, only 10 kilometers away. It is very easy for me to access the circuit and it is also comfortable to be so close to home. Last year we were very strong here so we hope we can continue the next two weekends and get some positive results. We finished close to the podium last year and this year I still want fight for the top spots! "

Joan Mir, official Suzuki rider n ° 36 (8th)

"I’m still fresh from my podium in Austria and fourth place. In both races I was able to fight with the leading group and I had a lot of potential. I love Misano and I can’t wait to see what I can do on the GSX-RR here. Last year I got eighth place as a rookie, just after coming back from injury, so I have high ambitions and hope to have a good week -end ".

Miguel Oliveira, KTM Tech3 rider n ° 88 (9th)

"I’m obviously looking forward to getting to Misano! I think it’s going to be physically difficult to manage three weekends in a row again, but I’m well rested and I’m super motivated to get back to work. have already tested in June on this circuit and we have information which can allow us to do very good results. I hope to keep the level I had at Spielberg and continue to fight for the first places ".

Alex Rins, official Suzuki rider n ° 42 (13th)

“I scored some big points at the Red Bull Ring, but I’m ready for even more this weekend. My shoulder is getting better every day and although I’m not 100% I know I can fight for it. a good result. I have some good memories of Misano and I would like to add a new one to my collection ".

Danilo Petrucci, official Ducati rider n ° 9 (14th)

"I am obviously not happy with the way my championship has been going so far, but these weeks of break have allowed me to relax and find the serenity and concentration necessary to be able to face the next weekends of The Misano circuit has been refurbished and the new conditions could be favorable to us, since last year we suffered a lot from the lack of grip. I can’t wait to get back on my bike for our home race ".

Alex Marquez, official Honda rider n ° 73 (15th)

“It was nice to come home, relax a bit, see the family and continue to train. In Austria it didn’t go exactly the way I wanted it to, but I’m determined to come back. stronger this weekend. I had a good fight and a good result in the start of the season and I hope we can have a good race again! Misano is a very varied circuit, narrow at the start and more quick then ".

Aleix Espargaro, Aprilia Gresini rider n ° 41 (16th)

“The first few races confirmed what I expected after winter testing, that the new RS-GP is a huge step forward for Aprilia. That said, we still haven’t been able to fully exploit the potential. we have. Every weekend, the circumstances have led to results that do not represent my feeling on the handlebars. Misano is a circuit where our bike is performing well and where we have been testing, so it could be a good opportunity to come full circle and aim for the positions we deserve ".

Iker Lecuona, KTM Tech3 rider n ° 27 (17th)

"In Misano I want to continue in the direction we found during the last two races. I really like the way we work, I learned, I progressed and I finished the last two races with two results in the top 10. It won’t always be easy or possible, but now I know it’s a realistic goal. If we continue our work on the bike and I keep learning, I’m sure a new top 10 is coming. playable, although my main goal is to finish the race, have fun and finish in the points ".

Bradley Smith, Aprilia Gresini rider n ° 38 (19th)

“The tests we did on this track could potentially give us a slight advantage. This is Aprilia’s home race and it’s on a circuit where the RS-GP has historically performed well. back on track. We have worked hard to try to make up for lost time at the start of the season. We have done our "homework" well but now is the time to take a step forward in terms of performance. certainly the potential to do so ".

Stefan Bradl, official Honda rider n ° 6 (replacing Marc Marquez)

"I’m happy to be continuing with the Repsol Honda team in Misano. We made good progress during the first three races and I have a good experience in Misano. It will be a busy weekend as always, but we start with more data than in the previous events which will help us to be stronger from the start. We will see what happens this weekend ".

Objectives of team managers

Massimo Meregalli, Yamaha team manager

“The whole team took advantage of the two week break and we are ready for action again. We are optimistic about our potential here as Misano is a circuit that our riders appreciate and our bike is well suited to the configuration of the track. We still consider Misano to be a "home GP" for our team. We look forward to racing here twice in a row. It’s also good that we have a few authorized spectators in the stands this weekend, so that we may get a little taste of the generally fantastic atmosphere of this circuit. It will be a busy time. We have two consecutive races here and we also have a test in Misano on Tuesday next week. It will be a very important day because this will be the first and last opportunity for us to test new parts during the 2020 season ".

Davide Brivio, Suzuki team manager

“We had a short break but we want to continue the good trend of the last few weeks. Joan has shown some very impressive performances in Austria and Misano is a circuit he enjoys so we hope for another good result for him. also loves the circuit and he feels stronger and stronger after continuing to heal his shoulder, so he has confidence in him as well and we can’t wait to start on Friday. ".

Herve Poncharal, KTM Tech3 team manager

“The Red Bull KTM Tech3 team will arrive at the Misano circuit with an always very positive feeling after Spielberg’s incredible achievement. Clearly, Misano will be a different story. The circuit is very different but we raced there this summer and this will be very interesting to monitor the performance of the KTM RC16 with our four riders on this twisty circuit. We did some testing before the 2020 season starts again here and the feeling for both Miguel and Iker was pretty good even though good of course all the other competitors weren’t there. It’s interesting to have two GPs on the same track because you can experiment things, which is impossible in a single event. We are eager to continue on the good trend that we have since the start of the 2020 season. Miguel and Iker are both in great shape and they are perfectly ready, as always. It will be a pleasure to be on the Adriatic coast! Two races in this period th of the year in such a beautiful place, it’s great. We will also see how the organizers manage the spectators, because it will be the very first time this season. This is very good news, congratulations to them and to Dorna! We will also have other journalists there and it is nice to see that we are trying little by little to get back to our normal organization. In short, everyone is looking forward to being in Misano for FP1 on Friday morning! "

2020 MotoGP San Marino Grand Prix Timetable

Friday September 11

  • 09:00 – 09:40: Free practice FP1 Moto3
  • 09:55 – 10:40: FP1 MotoGP free practice
  • 10:55 – 11:35: FP1 Moto2 free practice
  • 11:50 – 12:20: FP1 MotoE free practice
  • 13:15 – 13:55: FP2 Moto3 free practice
  • 14:10 – 14:55: FP2 MotoGP free practice
  • 15:10 – 15:50: FP2 Moto2 free practice
  • 16:10 – 16:40: FP2 MotoE free practice

Saturday September 12

  • 09:00 – 09:40: FP3 Moto3 free practice
  • 09:55 – 10:40: FP3 MotoGP free practice
  • 10:55 – 11:35: FP3 Moto2 free practice
  • 11:50 – 12:20: FP3 MotoE free practice
  • 12:35 – 13:15: Moto3 qualifying practice
  • 13:30 – 14:00: FP4 MotoGP free practice
  • 14:10 – 14:25: Qualifying practice QP1 MotoGP
  • 14:35 – 14:50: Qualifying practice QP2 MotoGP
  • 15:10 – 15:50: Moto2 qualifying practice
  • 16:10: Epole MotoE
  • 17:00: Press conference

Sunday September 13

  • 08:20 – 08:40: Moto3 warm-up
  • 08:50 – 09:10: Moto2 warm-up
  • 09:20 – 09:40: MotoGP warm-up
  • 10:05: MotoE race
  • 11:00: Moto3 race
  • 12:20: Moto2 Race
  • 14:00: MotoGP race

Retrospective of the Motorcycle Grand Prix of San Marino

  • San Marino GP 2019 :
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  • San Marino GP 2013 :
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  • San Marino GP 2007 :

Misano circuit

  • Winner of the 2019 San Marino GP: (Honda) ahead of Fabio Quartararo and Maverick Viñales
  • Pole position 2019: Maverick Viñales (Yamaha) in
  • Best lap in the race: Andrea Dovizioso (Ducati) in (2018)
  • Lap record: Jorge Lorenzo (Ducati) in (2018)
  • Length: 4.2 km
  • Width: 14 m
  • Number of turns: 16 (10 right and 6 left)
  • Straight line: 530 m
  • Number of laps: 27 (114 km)

San Marino GP - 2020 MotoGP San Marino Grand Prix timetables and objectives -

MotoGP ranking before the motorcycle GP of San Marino 2020

  1. Fabio QUARTARARO Yamaha FRA (70 points)
  2. Andrea DOVIZIOSO Ducati ITA (67 points)
  3. Jack MILLER Ducati AUS (56 points)
  4. Brad BINDER KTM RSA (49 points)
  5. Maverick VIÑALES Yamaha SPA (48 points)
  6. Takaaki NAKAGAMI Honda JPN (46 points)
  7. Valentino ROSSI Yamaha ITA (45 points)
  8. Joan MIR Suzuki SPA (44 points)
  9. Miguel OLIVEIRA KTM POR (43 points)
  10. Pol ESPARGARO KTM SPA (35 points)
  11. Franco MORBIDELLI Yamaha ITA (32 points)
  12. Johann ZARCO Ducati FRA (30 points)
  13. Alex RINS Suzuki SPA (29 points)
  14. Danilo PETRUCCI Ducati ITA (25 points)
  15. Alex MARQUEZ Honda SPA (15 points)
  16. Aleix ESPARGARO Aprilia SPA (15 points)
  17. Iker LECUONA KTM SPA (13 points)
  18. Francesco BAGNAIA Ducati ITA (9 points)
  19. Bradley SMITH Aprilia GBR (8 points)
  20. Tito RABAT Ducati SPA (7 points)
  21. Cal CRUTCHLOW Honda GBR (7 points)
  22. Michele PIRRO Ducati ITA (4 points)

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