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Cycle News 2019 Issue 13 April 2

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MOTOGP FIM MOTOGP WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP ROUND 2 / MARCH 29-31, 2019 TERMAS DE RIO HONDO CIRCUIT / TERMAS DE RIO HONDO, ARGENTINA P78 Qatar race winner Toba retains a narrow champion- ship lead from Dalla Porta and Masia, with 31, 29 and 25 points respectively. CN MotoGP 1. Marc Marquez (Hon) 2. Valentino Rossi (Yam) 3. Andrea Dovizioso (Duc) 4. Jack Miller (Duc) 5. Alex Rins (Suz) Moto2 1. Lorenzo Baldassarri (Kal) 2. Remy Gardner (Kal) 3. Alex Marquez (Kal) 4. Iker Lecuona (KTM) 5. Marcel Schrotter (Kal) Moto3 1. Jaume Masia (KTM) 2. Darryn Binder (KTM) 3. Tony Arbonilo (Hon) 4. Niccolo Antonelli (Hon) 5. Ayumu Sasaki (Hon) last lap and dropped to sev- enth. Others on the downside included erstwhile leader John McPhee (Petronas Honda), who collided and took out EG Honda's Alonso Lopez while bat- tling to stay in the gang with rear brake problems, and pointless Romano Fenati (Snipers Honda), whose gamble on a soft rear tire played him foul. Fourth to seventh went to Hondas, ridden by Nico Antonelli (Snipers Honda), Ayumu Sasaki (Petronas Honda), Rodrigo and Dalla Porta. Dennis Foggia (SKY VR46 KTM) was eighth, after also coming through from 22nd on the grid, and leading for one lap. Marcos Ramirez (Leopard Honda) and Kaito Toba (Honda Team Asia) completed the top ten, with Migno, Canet, Suzuki, rookie Vietti and Fernandez tak- ing the rest of the points. emotional parc-ferme. Binder was more matter-of- fact. "I got squashed out a bit in the last corner, and I only managed to pass one of them, not both. But … next race!" The younger brother of former Moto3 champion Brad led for the first time on lap nine after forging through from the seventh. The Hondas were visibly faster down the straight, but his late braking at the end of it was a high point of an exciting race. Front-row starter Tony Ar- bolino (Snipers Honda) was third after a last-corner tangle dropped home hero Gabriel Rodrigo (Gresini Honda) from third to sixth. There was disappointment also for erstwhile leader Lorenzo Dalla Porta (Leopard Honda) who fell foul of Binder at the end of the back straight on the Last lap, last corner, and Jaume Masia (5) comes out with the winning lotto ticket in Moto3.

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