Cycle News

Cycle News Issue 23 June 13, 2017

Cycle News is a weekly magazine that covers all aspects of motorcycling including Supercross, Motocross and MotoGP as well as new motorcycles

Issue link: https://magazine.cyclenews.com/i/836037

Contents of this Issue

Navigation

Page 82 of 133

MOTOGP FIM MOTOGP WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP ROUND 7 / JUNE 9-11, 2017 CIRCUIT DE BARCELONA-CATALUNYA / CATALONIA, SPAIN P82 MotoGP 1. Andrea Dovizioso (Duc) 2. Marc Marquez (Hon) 3. Dani Pedrosa (Hon) 4. Jorge Lorenzo (Duc) 5. Johann Zarco (Yam) Moto2 1. Alex Marquez (Kal) 2. Mattia Pasini (Kal) 3. Lorenzo Baldassarri (Kal) 4. Takaai Nakagami (Kal) 5. Thomas Luthi (Kal) Moto3 1. Joan Mir (Hon) 2. Romano Fenati (Hon) 3. Jorge Martin (Hon) 4. Enea Bastianini (Hon) 5. Aron Canet (Hon) line, when Romano Fenati (Riva- cold Honda) took advantage to slip ahead as well. Enea Bastian- ini (EG Honda) moved through in the late stages for fourth ahead of his teammate Aron Canet. Marcos Ramirez (Platinum Bay KTM) managed to hang on to seventh, and with Fabio Di Giannantonio (Del Conca Honda) eighth, it was another Honda whitewash. It had been an entirely typical tiddler race, with Fenati, Mir and Canet exchanging the lead with Martin throughout, and other riders seesawing to and fro. By the end a lead group of eight grew to 11 as SKY VR46 riders Nicolo Bulega and Mugello win- ner Andrea Migno brought Red Bull KTM's Niccolo Antonelli with them. First to 11th was spanned by just over two seconds; Migno eighth ahead of Bulega; Tatsuki Suzuki (Sic 58 Honda) dropping behind them at the end; then Antonelli. Joan Mir rode a masterful last lap to take another win and increase his lead in the championship to nearly two full races. John McPhee (British Talent Honda) had been dropped by less than four seconds at the end; Philipp Oettl (Schedl KTM) had come through; while rookie Marco Bezzechi (CIP Mahindra) secured 14th ahead of Bend- sneyder and Sasaki with a daring last-lap lunge at Turn 10, where rival Jules Danilo crashed out. JuanFran Guevara also knocked Darryn Binder out of a points-scoring position on the final lap. Mir's points lead stretched again. He has 133 with his pursu- ers bunched together almost two race wins adrift: Fenati 88, Canet 85, Di Giannantonio 80, Migno and Martin 76. CN

Articles in this issue

Links on this page

Archives of this issue

view archives of Cycle News - Cycle News Issue 23 June 13, 2017