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2024 San Marino GP Race Results

2 minutes 08/09/2024

Victoria went to Marc Márquez in a Flag to Flag race at Misano, with ‘Pecco’ Bagnaia second and Enea Bastianini in third place. Series leader Jorge Martín crossed the line in 15th.

Luca Marini, domingo, San Marino (web)
2024 San Marino GP Race Results
Luca Marini, domingo, San Marino (web)

An unpredictable Sunday at Misano saw a flag-to-flag race, won by Marc Márquez. He was joined on the podium by ‘Pecco’ Bagnaia and Enea Bastianini, as all three elected against changing bikes during the race. It was the second consecutive win for the Spaniard, who moved to the front in the second half of the San Marino GP to take the win.

Bagnaia, Jorge Martín and Franco Morbidelli broke away from the start, but two laps in the rain began to appear and the latter crashed. Whilst six riders came in to change bikes, it proved to be an unsuccessful strategy.

Márquez was able to establish a more significant lead in the closing third, pulling away from Bagnaia and Bastianini for the win, building on his sprint race victory and cutting the gap to the top in the overall standings.

Brad Binder, Marco Bezzecchi, Alex Marquez, Fabio Quartararo, Jack Miller, Fabio Giannantonio and Pol Espargaro completed the Top 10. The MotoGP World Championship has another round at Misano on September 20th-22nd: The Emilia Romagna Grand Prix.

Repsol Honda absent from Misano on Sunday

A difficult weekend for Repsol Honda at Misano meant that neither of the team’s riders participated in the San Marino GP race.

Joan Mir had been absent since the start of the weekend due to gastroenteritis. On Sunday, Luca Marini was diagnosed with a virus that also ruled him out of the contest. It came after he placed 19th in the Warm Up, suffering from a fever.

Both riders will try to have track time at the IRTA test that will take place at Misano on Monday.

San Marino GP: Race Results (27 laps)

RIDERTEAMTIME
1. Marc MárquezDUCATI41:52.083
2. ‘Pecco’ BagnaiaDUCATI+3.102
3. Enea BastianiniDUCATI+5.428
4. Brad BinderKTM+14.185
5. Marco BezzecchiDUCATI+16.725
6. Álex MárquezDUCATI+17.582
7. Fabio QuartararoYAMAHA+17.642
8. Jack MillerKTM+19.327
9. Fabio Di GiannantonioDUCATI+27.946
10. Pol EspargaróKTM+38.781
11. Miguel OliveiraAPRILIA+46.386
12. Johann ZarcoHONDA+1’02.637
13. Takaaki NakagamiHONDA+1’10.717
14. Stefan BradlHONDA+1’17.547
15. Jorge MartínDUCATI+1 vuelta
16. Maverick ViñalesAPRILIA+1 vuelta
17. Pedro AcostaGASGAS+1 vuelta
18. Raúl FernándezAPRILIA+1 vuelta
19. Àlex RinsYAMAHA+1 vuelta

General Standings

RIDERTEAMPOINTS
1. Jorge MartínDUCATI312
2. ‘Pecco’ BagnaiaDUCATI305
3. Marc MárquezDUCATI259
4. Enea BastianiniDUCATI250
5. Brad BinderKTM161
6. Pedro AcostaGASGAS152
7. Maverick ViñalesAPRILIA139
8. Fabio Di GiannantonioDUCATI119
9. Aleix EspargaróAPRILIA119
10. Álex Márquez DUCATI114
11. Marco BezzecchiDUCATI93
12. Franco MorbidelliDUCATI90
13. Miguel OliveiraAPRILIA65
14. Fabio QuartararoYAMAHA61
15. Raúl FernándezAPRILIA46
16. Jack MillerKTM47
17. Takaaki NakagamiHONDA21
18. Johann ZarcoHONDA21
19. Augusto FernándezGASGAS20
20. Álex RinsYAMAHA15
21. Joan MirREPSOL HONDA15
22. Pol Espargaró KTM12
23. Dani Pedrosa KTM7
24. Stefan BradlHONDA3
25. Luca MariniREPSOL HONDA1

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