MotoGP: German Grand Prix - Race Results

MotoGP: German Grand Prix - Race Results

MotoGP: German Grand Prix - Race Results

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Spanish motorcyclist Dani Pedrosa won the German Grand Prix on Sunday to leave the MotoGP championship battle finely poised going into the second half of the 2011 season.

Titleholder Jorge Lorenzo reduced Casey Stoner’s overall lead to just 15 points after nine races, with the Spaniard overtaking Pedrosa’s Repsol Honda teammate at the last corner to claim second place.

Pedrosa missed three races with a broken collarbone, but last year’s championship runner-up has now climbed to fifth—74 points behind Stoner—with his third victory at the Sachsenring circuit in motorcycling’s elite class and fifth overall, having placed eighth on his return in Italy.

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Andrea Dovizioso retained third place overall, 36 points behind Australian teammate Stoner, as he came home fourth ahead of American Ben Spies and fellow Italian Marco Simoncelli.

Meanwhile, Stoner and Lorenzo have revealed that they will not take part in the rescheduled Japanese Grand Prix in October. CNN International

Another intense fight starred Álvaro Bautista (Rizla Suzuki) and the two Ducati Team riders Nicky Hayden and Valentino Rossi. Bautista crossed the line seventh with Hayden less than a tenth of a second behind the Spaniard and Rossi just 6 thousands behind the American, with of Colin Edwards (Tech 3 Yamaha Monster) following the trio in tenth.

Héctor Barberá (Mapfre Aspar) had an off-track excursion in the early stages of the race, who then staged a great comeback from the back of the pack to finish eleventh, in front of Karel Abraham (Cardion AB Motoracing).

Stoner leads the championship with 168 points, just 15 points ahead of Lorenzo. In third is Dovizioso with 132 points. motogp.com

Pos.	Points	Num.	   Rider	       Team	       Time/Gap
1	25	26	Dani PEDROSA	Repsol Honda Team	41'12.482
2	20	1	Jorge LORENZO	Yamaha Factory Racing	1.477
3	16	27	Casey STONER	Repsol Honda Team	1.568
4	13	4	Andrea DOVIZIOSORepsol Honda Team	10.513
5	11	11	Ben SPIES	Yamaha Factory Racing	10.719
6	10	58	Marco SIMONCELLISan Carlo Honda Gresini	10.923
7	9	19	Alvaro BAUTISTA	Rizla Suzuki MotoGP	27.451
8	8	69	Nicky HAYDEN	Ducati Team	27.51
9	7	46	Valentino ROSSI	Ducati Team	27.576
10	6	5	Colin EDWARDS	Monster Yamaha Tech 3	33.491
11	5	8	Hector BARBERA	Mapfre Aspar Team MotoGP	38.944
12	4	17	Karel ABRAHAM	Cardion AB Motoracing	39.148
13	3	14	Randy DE PUNIET	Pramac Racing Team	39.415
14	2	35	Cal CRUTCHLOW	Monster Yamaha Tech 3	39.477
15	1	7	Hiroshi AOYAMA	San Carlo Honda Gresini	54.516
16		24	Toni ELIAS	LCR Honda MotoGP	+1'12.335
17		50	Sylvain GUINTOLIPramac Racing Team	1 Lap

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