Another win by Enea Bastianini, followed by Jack Miller, and Aleix Espargaro. Espargaro A.'s podium today also marks Aprilia's first ever 3 consecutive podiums in MotoGP era!

 

Not surprised at Bagnaia's crash, but very disappointed.

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Bagnaia completely threw that away, should have just banked second and lived to fight another day.

British Superbikes

 

(After Oulton Park)

 

1- Bradley Ray- 102

2- Glenn Irwin- 96

3- Rory Skinner- 86

4- Kyle Ryde- 81

5- Lee Jackson- 80

WSBK Estoril Race 1 results:

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Poor Razgatlıoğlu for not getting the anti-wheelie lock at the final corner, then got overtaken by Bautista.

WSBK Estoril Race 2 results:

 

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British Superbikes

 

Donington Park National:

 

Race 1

 

1st Kyle Ryde (Yamaha)

2nd Jason O'Halloran (Yamaha)

3rd Bradley Ray (Yamaha)

4th Lee Jackson (Kawasaki)

5th Gleen Irwin (Honda)

6th Christian Iddon (Suzuki)

7th Rory Skinner (Kawasaki)

8th Tommy Bridewell (Ducati)

9th Peter Hickman (BMW)

10th Tarran MacKenzie (Yamaha)

 

Race 2

 

1st Jason O'Halloran (Yamaha)

2nd Bradley Ray (Yamaha)

3rd Lee Jackson (Kawasaki)

4th Peter Hickman (BMW)

5th Leon Haslam (Kawasaki)

6th Tarran MacKenzie (Yamaha)

7th Christian Iddon (Suzuki)

8th Rory Skinner (Kawasaki)

9th Ryan Vickers (BMW)

10th Josh Brookes (Ducati)

 

Race 3

 

1st Jason O'Halloran (Yamaha)

2nd Bradley Ray (Yamaha)

3rd Lee Jackson (Kawasaki)

4th Rory Skinner (Kawasaki)

5th Kyle Ryde (Yamaha)

6th Christian Iddon (Suzuki)

7th Tom Sykes (Ducati)

8th Josh Brookes (Ducati)

9th Danny Buchan (BMW)

10th Chrissy Rouse (BMW)

 

 

(After Donington Park National)

 

1- Bradley Ray- 158

2- Jason O'Halloran- 130

3- Lee Jackson- 125

4- Kyle Ryde- 117

5- Rory Skinner- 116

 

Moto3 Italy race results:

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Moto2 Italy race results:

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MotoGP Italy results:

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Great race by the VR46 Racing Team boys. Love to see them fighting in the leading group for a while.

 

MotoGP Standings:

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Feel sorry to M. Márquez. :(

 

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Moto3 and Moto2 Barcelona results:

 

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Espargaro miscalculated the number of the laps. -_-

 

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It is really painful to watch the replay. Anyway, congratulations to Quartararo, Martin, and Zarco.

 

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That was a proper facepalm moment!

 

Scary turn 1 crash too. How unlucky can Bagnaia get.

Most importantly, Nakagami, whose his head hit the rear tyre of Bagnaia's bike, is on further checks in Hospital General de Catalunya.

 

Hoping he's fine and doesn't get too many racist comments or any death threats.

Watching the crash again that was proper terrifying stuff, head against tyre. Fingers crossed he's alright and makes a full speedy recovery. Same with Rins.

Fabio is awesome, but the races are a bit dull, I'm afraid. Pity that Maq is injured.

Well yesterday's race was exactly what this season needed, in terms of the result at least. What a comeback ride that was from Aleix. And Bagnaia is really having a win it or bin it season!

Great comeback by Espargaro, ridiculous penalty given to Quartararo. They're really going Masi and making Quartararo the villain here.

All Silverstone races live on ITV & ITV4 tomorrow in the MotoGP.

Hoping for a new winner like Zarco. I miss his back flip when he won a lot in Moto2.

 

Gutted as well to Dovi's early retirement. He's still a good rider, but in a wrong bike.