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Information about the Assen circuit HERE
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Program for Saturday June 29
15:00 MotoGP™ 13 Laps Tissot Sprint
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Program for Sunday June 30
11:00 Moto3™ 20 Laps Race
12:15 Moto2™ 22 Laps Race
14:00 MotoGP™ 26 Laps Race
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Friday June 28 / Free practice
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Saturday June 29
Francesco Bagnaia wins in the temple of Assen and reduces the gap in the championship. The Italian is now only 15 points behind Jorge Martin. Fabio Quartararo is in the running with a 7th place, Johann Zarco finishes 16th.
Top 6 MotoGP / Sprint :
1. F. Bagnaia (Italy, Ducati Lenovo Team) – 19:58.090
2. J. Martin (Spain, Prima Pramac Racing) – +2.355
3. M. Viñales (Spain, Aprilia Racing) – +4.103
4. E. Bastianini (Italy, Ducati Lenovo Team) – +6.377
5. F. Di Giannantonio (Italie, Pertamina Enduro VR46 Racing Team) – +8,869
6. B. Binder (Afrique du Sud, Red Bull KTM Factory Racing) – +9.727
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The Moto 3 starting grid HERE
Moto 2 starting grid HERE
Moto GP starting grid HERE
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Sunday June 30
Top 6 Moto 3
The complete ranking HERE
The world championship ranking HERE
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Top 6 Moto 2
The complete ranking HERE
The world championship rankings HERE
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MotoGP
The metronome Pecco Bagnaia, winner of the sprint race on Saturday, was not troubled in this Grand Prix and scored a huge clean sweep in front of the hundreds of thousands of fans present in Assen.
Untouchable for the third year in a row, the Italian is ahead of his great rival Jorge Martín and the excellent Enea Bastianini.
Marc Marquez, ranked 4th, will ultimately be demoted to 10th due to a penalty for non-compliant tire pressure.
In the World Championship, Jorge Martin sees his lead reduced to 10 points over the day’s winner Pecco Bagnaia.
The Top 10
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