2012 Spanish motorcycle Grand Prix


































Spain  2012 Spanish Grand Prix
Race details
Race 2 of 18 races in the
2012 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season
Jerez.svg
Date 29 April 2012
Official name Gran Premio bwin de España[1][2]
Location Circuito de Jerez
Course

  • Permanent racing facility

  • 4.423 km (2.748 mi)
MotoGP







































Pole position
Rider
Spain Jorge Lorenzo
Yamaha
Time
1:39.532
Fastest lap
Rider
United Kingdom Cal Crutchlow
Yamaha
Time
1:40.019
Podium
First
Australia Casey Stoner
Honda
Second
Spain Jorge Lorenzo
Yamaha
Third
Spain Dani Pedrosa
Honda
Moto2







































Pole position
Rider
Spain Marc Márquez
Suter
Time
1;43.005
Fastest lap
Rider
Switzerland Randy Krummenacher
Kalex
Time
1:44.905
Podium
First
Spain Pol Espargaró
Kalex
Second
Spain Marc Márquez
Suter
Third
Switzerland Thomas Lüthi
Suter
Moto3







































Pole position
Rider
Spain Álex Rins
Suter Honda
Time
1:57.507
Fastest lap
Rider
Italy Romano Fenati
FTR Honda
Time
1:52.774
Podium
First
Italy Romano Fenati
FTR Honda
Second
Spain Luis Salom
Kalex KTM
Third
Germany Sandro Cortese
KTM

The 2012 Spanish motorcycle Grand Prix was the second round of the 2012 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season. It took place on the weekend of 27–29 April 2012 at the Circuito de Jerez, located in Jerez de la Frontera, Spain.[3]Casey Stoner won the MotoGP race,[4] while Pol Espargaró[5] and Romano Fenati[6] won the Moto2 and Moto3 races respectively.




Contents






  • 1 Classification


    • 1.1 MotoGP


    • 1.2 Moto2


    • 1.3 Moto3




  • 2 References





Classification



MotoGP






















































































































































































































































Pos.
 No.
 Rider
 Team
 Manufacturer
 Laps
 Time/Retired
 Grid
 Points
1
 1
Australia Casey Stoner
Repsol Honda Team
Honda
 27
 45:33.897
 5
25
2
 99
Spain Jorge Lorenzo
Yamaha Factory Racing
Yamaha
 27
 +0.947
 1
20
3
 26
Spain Dani Pedrosa
Repsol Honda Team
Honda
 27
 +2.063
 2
16
4
 35
United Kingdom Cal Crutchlow
Monster Yamaha Tech 3
Yamaha
 27
 +2.465
 4
13
5
 4
Italy Andrea Dovizioso
Monster Yamaha Tech 3
Yamaha
 27
 +18.100
 7
11
6
 19
Spain Álvaro Bautista
San Carlo Honda Gresini
Honda
 27
 +21.395
 8
10
7
 6
Germany Stefan Bradl
LCR Honda MotoGP
Honda
 27
 +28.637
 9
9
8
 69
United States Nicky Hayden
Ducati Team
Ducati
 27
 +28.869
 3
8
9
 46
Italy Valentino Rossi
Ducati Team
Ducati
 27
 +34.852
 13
7
10
 8
Spain Héctor Barberá
Pramac Racing Team
Ducati
 27
 +35.103
 12
6
11
 11
United States Ben Spies
Yamaha Factory Racing
Yamaha
 27
 +38.041
 6
5
12
 41
Spain Aleix Espargaró
Power Electronics Aspar
ART
 27
 +1:12.728
 14
4
13
 9
Italy Danilo Petrucci
Came IodaRacing Project
Ioda
 27
 +1:18.669
 18
3
14
 54
Italy Mattia Pasini
Speed Master
ART
 27
 +1:29.142
 16
2
15
 22
Spain Iván Silva
Avintia Blusens
BQR
 27
 +1:31.178
 19
1
16
 5
United States Colin Edwards
 NGM Mobile Forward Racing
Suter
 27
 +1:40.577
 21
17
 17
Czech Republic Karel Abraham
 Cardion AB Motoracing
Ducati
 26
 +1 lap
 11
Ret
 14
France Randy de Puniet
 Power Electronics Aspar
ART
 25
 Retirement
 10
Ret
 77
United Kingdom James Ellison
 Paul Bird Motorsport
ART
 24
 Retirement
 20
Ret
 51
Italy Michele Pirro
 San Carlo Honda Gresini
FTR
 18
 Retirement
 15
Ret
 68
Colombia Yonny Hernández
 Avintia Blusens
BQR
 0
 Retirement
 17
Sources: [7][8][9]


Moto2


The race was red-flagged after 17 laps due to rain.[10]














































































































































































































































































































































Pos.
 No.
 Rider
 Manufacturer
 Laps
 Time/Retired
 Grid
 Points
1
 40
Spain Pol Espargaró
Kalex
 17
 30:12.879
 3
25
2
 93
Spain Marc Márquez
Suter
 17
 +0.241
 1
20
3
 12
Switzerland Thomas Lüthi
Suter
 17
 +0.483
 4
16
4
 45
United Kingdom Scott Redding
Kalex
 17
 +4.414
 12
13
5
 30
Japan Takaaki Nakagami
Kalex
 17
 +4.837
 2
11
6
 71
Italy Claudio Corti
Kalex
 17
 +5.881
 6
10
7
 36
Finland Mika Kallio
Kalex
 17
 +6.149
 5
9
8
 77
Switzerland Dominique Aegerter
Suter
 17
 +7.097
 15
8
9
 24
Spain Toni Elías
Suter
 17
 +7.866
 16
7
10
 5
France Johann Zarco
Motobi
 17
 +8.680
 10
6
11
 38
United Kingdom Bradley Smith
Tech 3
 17
 +9.382
 19
5
12
 15
San Marino Alex de Angelis
Suter
 17
 +9.768
 11
4
13
 19
Belgium Xavier Siméon
Tech 3
 17
 +10.433
 17
3
14
 29
Italy Andrea Iannone
Speed Up
 17
 +31.366
 13
2
15
 8
United Kingdom Gino Rea
Moriwaki
 17
 +31.504
 23
1
16
 95
Australia Anthony West
 Moriwaki
 17
 +34.172
 29
17
 3
Italy Simone Corsi
 FTR
 17
 +34.450
 18
18
 49
Spain Axel Pons
 Kalex
 17
 +36.410
 26
19
 88
Spain Ricard Cardús
AJR
 17
 +36.803
 20
20
 47
Spain Ángel Rodríguez
 FTR
 17
 +37.449
 24
21
 72
Japan Yuki Takahashi
 Suter
 17
 +39.465
 22
22
 4
Switzerland Randy Krummenacher
 Kalex
 17
 +45.782
 9
23
 60
Spain Julián Simón
 Suter
 17
 +46.163
 25
24
 7
Sweden Alexander Lundh
MZ-RE Honda
 17
 +46.251
 27
25
 44
Italy Roberto Rolfo
 Suter
 17
 +59.593
 21
26
 14
Thailand Ratthapark Wilairot
 Moriwaki
 17
 +59.987
 30
27
 18
Spain Nicolás Terol
 Suter
 17
 +1:01.010
 28
28
 80
Spain Esteve Rabat
 Kalex
 16
 +1 lap
 7
Ret
 76
Germany Max Neukirchner
 Kalex
 12
 Accident
 14
Ret
 63
France Mike Di Meglio
 Speed Up
 8
 Accident
 8
Ret
 10
Switzerland Marco Colandrea
 FTR
 6
 Accident
 32
Ret
 82
Spain Elena Rosell
 Moriwaki
 4
 Accident
 31

OFFICIAL MOTO2 REPORT


Moto3


































































































































































































































































































































































Pos.
 No.
 Rider
 Manufacturer
 Laps
 Time/Retired
 Grid
 Points
1
 5
Italy Romano Fenati
FTR Honda
 23
 43:50.885
 10
25
2
 39
Spain Luis Salom
Kalex KTM
 23
 +36.139
 19
20
3
 11
Germany Sandro Cortese
KTM
 23
 +36.895
 2
16
4
 42
Spain Álex Rins
Suter Honda
 23
 +37.061
 1
13
5
 10
France Alexis Masbou
Honda
 23
 +49.036
 4
11
6
 25
Spain Maverick Viñales
FTR Honda
 23
 +55.857
 9
10
7
 23
Spain Alberto Moncayo
Kalex KTM
 23
 +57.505
 20
9
8
 27
Italy Niccolò Antonelli
FTR Honda
 23
 +1:03.683
 17
8
9
 55
Spain Héctor Faubel
Kalex KTM
 23
 +1:15.351
 16
7
10
 63
Malaysia Zulfahmi Khairuddin
KTM
 23
 +1:35.650
 28
6
11
 19
Italy Alessandro Tonucci
FTR Honda
 22
 +1 lap
 24
5
12
 12
Spain Álex Márquez
Suter Honda
 22
 +1 lap
 13
4
13
 21
Spain Iván Moreno
FTR Honda
 22
 +1 lap
 23
3
14
 89
France Alan Techer
TSR Honda
 22
 +1 lap
 34
2
15
 30
Switzerland Giulian Pedone
Oral
 22
 +1 lap
 33
1
16
 77
Germany Marcel Schrötter
Mahindra
 22
 +1 lap
 25
17
 53
Netherlands Jasper Iwema
FGR Honda
 22
 +1 lap
 29
Ret
 26
Spain Adrián Martín
FTR Honda
 15
 Accident
 14
Ret
 51
Japan Kenta Fujii
TSR Honda
 15
 Accident
 22
Ret
 99
United Kingdom Danny Webb
Mahindra
 14
 Retirement
 21
Ret
 96
France Louis Rossi
FTR Honda
 9
 Accident
 12
Ret
 32
Spain Isaac Viñales
FTR Honda
 6
 Accident
 7
Ret
 28
Spain Josep Rodríguez
FTR Honda
 4
 Accident
 18
Ret
 44
Portugal Miguel Oliveira
Suter Honda
 3
 Accident
 3
Ret
 61
Australia Arthur Sissis
KTM
 3
 Accident
 8
Ret
 84
Czech Republic Jakub Kornfeil
FTR Honda
 2
 Accident
 5
Ret
 41
South Africa Brad Binder
Kalex KTM
 2
 Accident
 26
Ret
 7
Spain Efrén Vázquez
FTR Honda
 2
 Accident
 11
Ret
 31
Finland Niklas Ajo
KTM
 2
 Accident
 27
Ret
 9
Germany Toni Finsterbusch
MZ FTR
 2
 Accident
 30
Ret
 3
Italy Luigi Morciano
Ioda
 2
 Accident
 32
Ret
 8
Australia Jack Miller
Honda
 0
 Accident
 6
Ret
 52
United Kingdom Danny Kent
KTM
 0
 Accident
 15
Ret
 15
Italy Simone Grotzkyj
Oral
 0
 Accident
 31

OFFICIAL MOTO3 REPORT


References





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