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| 1 | Marc MARQUEZ | SPA | 188 | |
| 2 | Dani PEDROSA | SPA | 167 | -21 |
| 3 | Jorge LORENZO | SPA | 153 | -35 |
| 4 | Valentino ROSSI | ITA | 130 | -58 |
| 5 | Cal CRUTCHLOW | GBR | 127 | -61 |
| 6 | Stefan BRADL | GER | 93 | -95 |
| 7 | Andrea DOVIZIOSO | ITA | 87 | -101 |
| 8 | Alvaro BAUTISTA | SPA | 81 | -107 |
| 9 | Nicky HAYDEN | USA | 72 | -116 |
| 10 | Bradley SMITH | GBR | 59 | -129 |
| 11 | Aleix ESPARGARO | SPA | 56 | -132 |
| 12 | Michele PIRRO | ITA | 36 | -152 |
| 13 | Andrea IANNONE | ITA | 29 | -159 |
| 14 | Hector BARBERA | SPA | 24 | -164 |
| 15 | Colin EDWARDS | USA | 20 | -168 |
| 16 | Randy DE PUNIET | FRA | 19 | -169 |
| 17 | Danilo PETRUCCI | ITA | 18 | -170 |
| 18 | Ben SPIES | USA | 9 | -179 |
| 19 | Claudio CORTI | ITA | 7 | -181 |
| 20 | Yonny HERNANDEZ | COL | 7 | -181 |
| 21 | Alex DE ANGELIS | RSM | 5 | -183 |
| 22 | Karel ABRAHAM | CZE | 5 | -183 |
| 23 | Michael LAVERTY | GBR | 3 | -185 |
| 24 | Bryan STARING | AUS | 2 | -186 |
| 25 | Hiroshi AOYAMA | JPN | 2 | -186 |
| 26 | Javier DEL AMOR | SPA | 1 | -187 |
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Round Number:
10
Year:
2013
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fox sports 1
While I will give a little credit for some of the pre-race coverage, it blows my mind that the legitimate concerns by the fans were not addresssed in this re-launch. To be subjected to that idiot, Ralph Sheheen, and Scott Russell, call this race was as painful as losing 1/3 of race distance to commercials and having to watch images of flowes at Indy while the bikes could be heard in the background. Hey, at least pit lane reporters weren't wearing their flame retardant NASCAR suits while explaining what a bike's brakes are for.
Glad to see Speed/Fox listened to us.
Congrats to MM and Hayden .I am glad 69 didn't yield an inch to Dovi
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Current standings. HRC are in the pounds seats. Whether Marquez can pull it off first time out is a moot point on the day. Can Calvin beat Rossi for 4th? Sure he can, if he gets lucky. Dovi. Now if he can outgun Bradl over seasons length with Bradl on the factory supported HRC bike,that will be mega for him.
Given their respective histories and similar performance/results histories and with Nick having served 5 seasons in red,one would have suspected Nick would have been a country mile ahead of the Italian rather than the way it stands right now. Last season on the transverse 4, the Italian was great. Alien he ain't, adaptable he certainly is.