Leopard Racing - Team Moto3

#	Rider	Team	Points
1	Jorge Martin	Del Conca Gresini	260
2	Fabio Di Giannantonio	Del Conca Gresini	218
3	Marco Bezzecchi	Redox Pruestel GP	214
4	Enea Bastianini	Leopard Racing	177
5	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	Leopard Racing	151
6	Aron Canet	Estrella Galicia	128
7	Gabriel Rodrigo	RBA Skull Rider	116
8	Jakub Kornfeil	Redox Pruestel GP	116
9	Albert Arenas	Angel Nieto Team	107
10	Marcos Ramirez	Bester Capital Dubai	102
11	Andrea Migno	Angel Nieto Team	84
12	John McPhee	CIP Green Power	78
13	Jaume Masia	Bester Capital Dubai	76
14	Tatsuki Suzuki	SIC58 Squadra Corse	71
15	Niccolo Antonelli	SIC58 Squadra Corse	71

#	Team	Bike	Points
1	Del Conca Gresini	Honda	478
2	Redox Pruestel GP	KTM	330
3	Leopard Racing	Honda	328
4	Angel Nieto Team	KTM	191
5	Bester Capital Dubai	KTM	178

Grand Prix of Qatar

Losail International Circuit

16 Mar - 18 Mar 2018

Length

5380 m

Corners

6 / 10

Laps

18

The winter tests are over and 2018 has officially started! An important season that is set to open and awaits the Leopard Racing team, holder of the Moto3 World Title - won last year by Joan Mir. It was right on this track the Spaniard began his triumphant season of ten wins.

The racing unit, led by Christian Lundberg and Miodrag Kotur, broke the curse that the winner of the first race is always out of the title fight 12 months ago. Today the team is still hungry for victories and new incentives are introduced with the arrival of the new riders: in the box there are now two Italians Enea Bastianini and Lorenzo Dalla Porta.

The 20 year old from Rimini had a great showing during the IRTA tests, always gravitating inside the top positions and marking a strong pace. Bastianini has already distinguished himself in Qatar in 2015, when he conquered the second step of the podium, also recording the fastest lap. It will be the second time in Losail for Lorenzo Dalla Porta, determined to look good after positive contact with the Honda NSF250RW and his personal desire for redemption after a tricky 2017.

Compared to the last seasons, the Moto3 class Qatar 2018 Grand Prix will suffer a slight shift in schedules, with activity on the track taking place early in the afternoon. Opened in 2004, the Losail International Circuit is located near Doha, the capital of Qatar. The track, which winds for 5.4 kilometers with 6 left and 10 right turns, and since 2008 hosts the night Grand Prix, transforming the event into one of the most spectacular of the MotoGP calendar.

Moto3™ Schedule (Local Time, GMT +3):

Friday, March 16th:
12:50-13:30 - FP1
17:10-17:50 - FP2

Saturday, March 17th:
12:40-13:20 - FP3
16:45-17:25 - QP

Sunday, March 18th:
13:40-14:00 - WarmUp
16:00 (18 Laps) - Race

Free Practice
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Jorge Martin	2'05.590
2	Niccolo Antonelli	2'06.252
3	Enea Bastianini	2'06.265
4	Gabriel Rodrigo	2'06.422
8	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	2'07.104

Qualifying
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Niccolò Antonelli	2’06.364
2	Jorge Martin	2’06.365
3	Gabriel Rodrigo	2’06.848
9	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	2’07.320
10	Enea Bastianini	2’07.324

Warm Up
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	2'07.287
2	Fabio Di Giannantonio	2'07.317
3	Aron Canet	2'07.457
4	Enea Bastianini	2'07.608
5	Niccolò Antonelli	2'07.758

Race
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Jorge Martin	18 laps
2	Aron Canet	+0.023
3	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	+6.746
4	Niccolò Antonelli	+6.791
	Enea Bastianini	-

Gran Premio de la Republica Argentina

Termas de Rio Hondo

06 Apr - 08 Apr 2018

Length

4806 m

Corners

5 / 9

Laps

21

Leaving Qatar behind, the MotoGP World Championship changes continent for the second round of the 2018 calendar: this weekend the Gran Premio de la Republica Argentina will take place. The venue of the event will be the Autodromo International Termas de Rio Hondo, a charming track located in the province of Santiago del Estero, 4.8 km long in 5 curves on the left and 9 on the right.

The circuit has been historically positive for the Leopard Racing team, which was won by Danny Kent in 2015 and last season by Joan Mir. This year, the racing unit led by Christian Lundberg is preparing to face the challenge with their spirits high and the confidence of being able to score a great result: both Lorenzo Dalla Porta and Enea Bastianini stood out in the inaugural race of the Moto3 class.

The Tuscan 20-year-old rider appears in Argentina after his first podium ever in his career conquered two weeks ago in Losail, at the debut on the Leopard Racing team's Honda. Stuck in traffic at the start, Dalla Porta managed to outmaneuver his rivals with decisive overtakings that resulted in an extraordinary comeback.

His team-mate Enea Bastianini arrives instead at the Termas de Rio Hondo with a great desire for redemption after his performance in Qatar. The Bestia is conscious of his abilities and the potential of his NSF 250 RW, as well as determined to achieve a great result that can boost him in the championship standings.

Moto3™ Schedule (Local Time, GMT -3):

Friday, April 6th:
09:00-09:40 – FP1
13:10-13:50 – FP2

Saturday, April 7th:
09:00-09:40 – FP3
12:35-13:15 – QP

Sunday, April 8th:
09:40-10:00 – WarmUp
12:00 (21 Laps) – Race

Free Practice
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Enea Bastianini	1'50.397
2	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	1'50.805
3	Tony Arbolino	1'50.858
4	Livio Loi	1'50.899
5	Jorge Martin	1'51.001

Qualifying
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Tony Arbolino	1'53.782
2	Marco Bezzecchi	1'54.088
3	Gabriel Rodrigo	1'54.330
5	Enea Bastianini	1'54.361
15	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	1'55.323

Warm Up
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Enea Bastianini	1'58.608
2	Tastuki Suzuki	1'58.873
3	Marco Bezzecchi	1'58.916
4	Gabriel Rodrigo	1'59.147
14	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	2'00.180

Race
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Marco Bezzecchi	21 laps
2	Aron Canet	+4.689
3	Fabio Di Giannantonio	+4.963
4	Enea Bastianini	+5.818
7	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	+13.925

Grand Prix of the Americas

C.o.T.A.

20 Apr - 22 Apr 2018

Length

5513 m

Corners

11 / 9

Laps

17

The MotoGP™ circus remains on the American continent, moving north from Argentina to Texas and the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, a fascinating 5.5 km track designed by Hermann Tilke and inaugurated in 2013, ever since hosting the Grand Prix of the Americas.

The Leopard Racing Team is preparing to face the challenge with the determination to achieve a good result. Enea Bastianini and Lorenzo Dalla Porta are both looking for redemption after the race in Argentina, made difficult by the prohibitive weather conditions.

The Beast, with a decisive thrust in the last laps had the podium within his grasp at Termas de Rio Hondo, ending in fourth place finish. It was the same result that the talent of Rimini obtained last year right here in Austin. Now he arrives in the United States determined to improve his personal record and to re-launch his attack on the standings.

His team-mate Lorenzo Dalla Porta is of the same opinion: the 20-year-old from Tuscany, has already achieved a podium in the opening race of the season in Qatar. Now he prepares for his second visit to the Circuit of The Americas. Lorenzo knows he has everything he needs to challenge the very best in the Moto3 class.

Team stat: in 2015, Danny Kent, on the Honda, conquered pole, victory and set fastest lap.

Moto3™ Schedule (Local Time, GMT -5):

Friday, April 20th:
09:00-09:40 – FP1
13:10-13:50 – FP2

Saturday, April 21st:
09:00-09:40 – FP3
12:35-13:15 – QP

Sunday, April 22nd:
08:40-09:00 – WarmUp
11:00 (18 Laps) – Race

Free Practice
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Jorge Martin	2'17.423
2	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	2'17.499
3	Fabio Di Giannantonio	2'17.642
4	Enea Bastianini	2'17.685
5	Aron Canet	2'17.706

Qualifying
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Jorge Martin	2'18.629
2	Aron Canet	2'19.125
3	John McPhee	2'19.421
6	Enea Bastianini	2'19.577
17	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	2'20.323

Warm Up
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Gabriel Rodrigo	2'18.731
2	Fabio Di Giannantonio	2'18.757
3	Jorge Martin	2'19.059
8	Enea Bastianini	2'19.355
9	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	2'19.361

Race
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Jorge Martin	17 Laps
2	Enea Bastianini	+1.451
3	Marco Bezzecchi	+4.112
4	Andrea Migno	+4.172
18	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	+23.757

Gran Premio de España

Jerez de la Frontera

04 May - 06 May 2018

Length

4423 m

Corners

5 / 8

Laps

22

Leaving the United States of America where Enea Bastianini achieved a solid 2nd place in the race, the MotoGP™ World Championship circus finally arrives in Europe to compete for the fourth round of the 2018 season. The venue of the event designated to host the Grand Prix of Spain is traditionally the fascinating Jerez circuit.

Located in the heart of Andalusia, the track was built in 1986 and measures 4.4 Km, with 5 left and 8 right; for the specific features of its layout, it is one of the main destinations chosen by the teams for the winter testing, as well as among the most popular for all motorcycling fans.

The Leopard Racing Team wants to follow up by the podiums obtained by Dalla Porta (in Qatar) and Enea Bastianini (in Texas, two weeks ago) to aim for the win in the ‘lions’ den': no coincidence, Jerez is in fact the home track of the direct rivals in the Championship. The challenge promises to be tough, but Lorenzo and Enea have all the right credentials to exploit the potential of their Honda NSF250RW and show their talent.

Team stat: in 2015 Danny Kent conquered the first row in qualifying and the victory in the race, while last year Joan Mir took the third step of the podium. Currently Bastianini is 5th in the world standings with 33 points (as his fairing’s number), with Dalla Porta just behind in 6th with 25 points.

Moto3™ Schedule (Local Time, GMT +2):

Friday, May 4th:
09:00-09:40 – FP1
13:10-13:50 – FP2

Saturday, May 5th:
09:00-09:40 – FP3
12:35-13:15 – QP

Sunday, May 6th:
08:40-09:00 – WarmUp
11:00 – Race

Free Practice
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Jorge Martin	1'46.256
2	Fabio Di Giannantonio	1'46.348
3	Aron Canet	1'46.522
7	Enea Bastianini	1'46.957
9	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	1'47.056

Qualifying
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Jorge Martin	1'46.193
2	Philipp Oettl	1’46.346
3	Fabio Di Giannantonio	1’46.599
8	Enea Bastianini	1'46.894
9	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	1'46.898

Warm Up
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Jorge Martin	1'47.198
2	Marco Bezzecchi	1'47.204
3	John McPhee	1'47.207
7	Enea Bastianini	1'47.768
27	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	1'48.556

Race
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Philipp Oettl	22 laps
2	Marco Bezzecchi	+0.059
3	Marcos Ramirez	+3.733
	Enea Bastianini	-
	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	-

Grand Prix de France

Le Mans

18 May - 20 May 2018

Length

4185 m

Corners

5 / 9

Laps

22

The World Championship enters its fifth round of the 2018 calendar as the paddock arrives at the Bugatti Circuit in Le Mans. The track, built in 1965 and located about 200km south-east of Paris, is known to the public for its numerous endurance races.

Le Mans is not an easy track to deal with, characterized by heavy braking and hard acceleration, the 4.2 km long circuit winds through five left and nine right hand corners with a straight of 900m. The Leopard Racing Team are in France and are determined to achieve good results they missed out on in the previous round in Jerez.

After the Spanish crash, Enea Bastianini is not at his top form, but he wants to fill the gap in the standings with his direct rivals; Bestia likes the French circuit, as he reached the podium in 2015. Teammate Lorenzo Dalla Porta arrives at the Bugatti for the second time in his career: last season he ended in the points but this year he’s after more important results, prepared to fight with the best in the Moto3 class.

Moto3™ Schedule (Local Time, GMT +2):

Friday, 19th May:
09:00-09:40 – FP1
13:10-13:50 – FP2

Saturday, 20th May:
09:00-09:40 – FP3
12:35-13:15 – QP

Sunday, 21st May:
08:40-09:00 – WarmUp
11:00 (24 Laps) – Race

Free Practice
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Marcos Ramirez	1'42.111
2	Niccolo Antonelli	1'42.140
3	Gabriel Rodrigo	1'42.265
5	Enea Bastianini	1'42.366
15	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	1'42.866

Qualifying
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Jorge Martin	1'42.039
2	Jakub Kornfeil	1'42.162
3	Enea Bastianini	1'42.163
4	Marcos Ramirez	1'42.189
11	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	1'42.520

Warm Up
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Enea Bastianini	1'42.530
2	Marco Bezzecchi	1'42.575
3	Aron Canet	1'42.576
4	Jorge Martin	1'42.677
9	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	1'42.847

Race
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Albert Arenas	22 laps
2	Andrea Migno	+0.160
3	Marcos Ramirez	+0.709
	Enea Bastianini	-
	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	-

Gran Premio d'Italia

Mugello

01 Jun - 03 Jun 2018

Length

5245 m

Corners

6 / 9

Laps

20

The world championship MotoGP circus arrives at the Mugello Circuit, a very "University of Racing" that will host the sixth round of the 2018 season from Friday to Sunday, June 1st-3rd.

Located in the heart of the Tuscan hills, about 30 km from Florence, the track is one of the most loved in the paddock. The layout consists of 6 curves to the left and 9 to the right, which wind along for 5.2 Km with a long straight of 1141 m. The Mugello circuit first hosted a Grand Prix in 1976 and since 1991 has been a fixed presence of the World Championship.

The Leopard Racing Team arrives in Italy determined to redeem itself from the last two rounds, in which the unit led by Miodrag Kotur & Christian Lundberg has collected less than it deserved, by virtue of its proved potential. The opportunity to rise comes on the best land: Enea Bastianini and Lorenzo Dalla Porta know by heart this track on which they took their very first steps.

Bestia has now recovered his physical form and in the race he will be able to fight and to close the gap from the lead in the championship standings; Lore (who was born about 60 km from the circuit) feels the importance of the home race and he will certainly give his best this weekend to repay his fans who will flock to support him.

What’s also new in Mugello? A third bike will return in the Leopard Racing garage: Manuel Pagliani, Leopard rider in the CEV Junior World Championship will join the team: the Veneto 21 year old, winner of the first race of the season in Estoril and 2nd in the standings, he will lend a hand to the two permanent team-mates. Keep following us!

Moto3™ Schedule (Local Time, GMT +2):
 Friday, June 1st:
09:00-09:40 - FP1
13:10-13:50 - FP2

Saturday, June 2nd:
09:00-09:40 - FP3
12:35-13:15 - QP

Sunday, June 3rd:
08:40-09:00 - WarmUp
11:00 (20 Laps) - Race

Free Practice
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Jorge Martin	1'57.337
2	Marco Bezzecchi	1'57.367
3	Andrea Migno	1'57.523
6	Enea Bastianini	1'57.707
15	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	1'58.336
22	Manuel Pagliani	1'58.892

Qualifying
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Jorge Martin	1'56.634
2	Tatsuki Susuki	1'56.824
3	Ayumu Sasaki	1'56.844
14	Enea Bastianini	1'57.463
17	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	1'57.572
24	Manuel Pagliani	1'57.863

Warm Up
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Jorge Martin	1'57.126
2	Aron Canet	1'57.429
3	Marco Bezzecchi	1'57.624
8	Enea Bastianini	1'58.058
20	Manuel Pagliani	1'58.511
22	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	1'58.574

Race
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Jorge Martin	20 laps
2	Marco Bezzecchi	+0.019
3	Fabio Di Giannantonio	+0.043
6	Enea Bastianini	+11.165
8	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	+14.567
10	Manuel Pagliani	+14.682

Gran Premi de Catalunya

Montmelò

15 Jun - 17 Jun 2018

Length

4627 m

Corners

6 / 8

Laps

21

The World Championship circus arrives at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, which from Friday 15th to Sunday 17th will host the seventh round of the 2018 season. The Montmelo track, located about 30km from the city centre, is one of the longest on the entire MotoGP calendar. Opened in 1991, it is divided into 5 left hand corners and 8 rights which alternate through the 4.7 km distance, with a straight measuring 1047 m.

After the solid Top 10 in Mugello, the Leopard Racing Team comes to Barcelona, as the Spanish riders’ home race. Enea Bastianini can boast a good feeling with the Catalan track, with 1 pole position and 3 podium finishing; his teammate Lorenzo Dalla Porta will surely be in battle: ever since Day 1, the Italian talent wants to find the right feeling with his Honda NSF 250 RW, which would boost him into the podium-fight.

Montmelò evokes sweet memories for the Leopard Racing Team: in 2015, with Danny Kent (on his way to becoming World Champion) and the team scored a double podium thanks to the help of Efren Vazquez; last year, at the last chicane, Joan Mir achieved his 4th victory of the 10 seasonal successes that then earned him the Moto3 world title. Will Bestia & Lore succeed in repeating their actions?

Moto3™ Schedule (Local Time, GMT +2):
 Friday, June 15th:
09:00-09:40 - FP1
13:10-13:50 - FP2

Saturday, June 16th:
09:00-09:40 - FP3
12:35-13:15 - QP

Sunday, June 17th:
08:40-09:00 - WarmUp
11:00 (21 Laps) - Race

Free Practice
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Aron Canet	1'49.002
2	Jorge Martin	1'49.071
3	Ayumu Sasaki	1'49.098
4	Enea Bastianini	1'49.215
11	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	1'49.526

Qualifying
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Enea Bastianini	1'48.806
2	Jorge Martin	1'48.913
3	Tatsuki Suzuki	1'49.057
4	Ayumu Sasaki	1'49.059
10	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	1'49.379

Warm Up
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Jorge Martin	1'49.288
2	Enea Bastianini	1'49.599
3	Nicolo Bulega	1'49.629
4	Aron Canet	1'49.643
14	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	1'50.093

Race
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Enea Bastianini	21 laps
2	Marco Bezzecchi	+0.167
3	Gabriel Rodrigo	+0.170
4	John McPhee	+0.257
17	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	+2 laps

Dutch Grand Prix

TT Circuit Assen

29 Jun - 01 Jul 2018

Length

4542 m

Corners

6 / 12

Laps

22

After 2 weeks of rest, the MotoGP circus is set to march to the heart of Europe, next stop: the Dutch Grand Prix, eighth round of the 2018 season.

The stage of this event is the historical Assen “TT Circuit”, permanent appointment on the World Championship calendar since its inception in 1949: this weekend it’s blowing out 70 candles! Until 1955, the races were held on a city track, after which they started running on what has since been known as the "TT Circuit". The last modifications in 2006 reduced the distance from the original 6 km to the current 4.5 km, with 6 curves on the left and 12 on the right. Since 2016 season, the races were held on a Sunday.

The Leopard Racing team arrives at the "Cathedral of Motorcycling" with its morale as high as the stars, the team’s excitement barely fading since Enea Bastianini’s nail biting win in Catalunya, obtained in the last lap: the first win of the season for Bestia, who reduced the gap of the lead in the riders’ standings. On the Dutch TT, the 20 years old from Rimini took 2 consecutive pole positions (2015-2016), closing in 6th overall: this year Bestia will aim to improve his place even further.

Due to its proximity with its own headquarters in Luxembourg, Assen is also the “Home Race” for the Leopard Racing Team; the unit led by Christian Lundberg will do anything to support Lorenzo Dalla Porta, unlucky protagonist of this first part of the season so far. The Tuscan talent, will be called to redeem himself after the last race where he inculpably ended out, with no possibility to express all his potential. After his 21st birthday celebration on last week, Lore is ready to return the love and affection to his fans and will aim to give them and the whole team a nice result.

Moto3™ Schedule (Local Time, GMT +2):

Friday, June 29th:
09:00-09:40 – FP1
13:10-13:50 – FP2

Saturday, June 30th:
09:00-09:40 – FP3
12:35-13:15 – QP

Sunday, July 1st:
08:40-09:00 – WarmUp
11:00 (22 Laps) – Race

Free Practice
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Marco Bezzecchi	1'42.308
2	Aron Canet	1'42.655
3	Tatsuki Suzuki	1'42.807
4	Enea Bastianini	1'42.820
5	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	1'42.911

Qualifying
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Jorge Martin	1'42.039
2	Enea Bastianini	1'42.349
3	Niccolò Bulega	1'42.445
4	Aron Canet	1'42.562
5	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	1'42.594

Warm Up
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Aron Canet	1'42.566
2	Kaito Toba	1'42.719
3	Jorge Martin	1'42.843
4	Enea Bastianini	1'42.886
21	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	1'43.791

Race
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Jorge Martin	22 laps
2	Aron Canet	+0.665
3	Enea Bastianini	+0.718
4	Jaume Masia	+10.842
6	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	+11.321

Motorrad Grand Prix Deutschland

Sachsenring

13 Jul - 15 Jul 2018

Length

3671 m

Corners

10 / 3

Laps

27

The 2018 World Championship continues to thrill, the next Grand Prix in Germany represents the ninth race of the 19 scheduled on the calendar. Hosting the event will once again be the Sachsenring circuit: built in 1996, it hosted the Grand Prix competition for the first time in 1998, before the layout was revised in 2001. With 3.7 km (divided into 10 left hand corners and a meagre 3 rights) it is the shortest circuit of the championship.

The Leopard Racing team arrives in Germany after the third step of the podium of Enea Bastianini at the TT circuit of Assen, which has relaunched him in the standings only 21 points from the top. Bestia has already obtained 2 consecutive podiums on the Sachsenring circuit in the seasons 2015-2016, with 1 pole position.

His teammate Lorenzo Dalla Porta is fully aware of his skills and his determination to get a great result from the team: for the second time ever on the German racetrack, the young Tuscan 21-year-old came from 11th place to fight at the front and has a great desire for revenge!

In 2015, Danny Kent achieved an extraordinary result on this track, taking the hat-trick (pole position, fastest lap and victory) that projected him to the Moto3 title at the end of the season; last year Joan Mir claimed the success with an amazing braking on the penultimate turn: it was the 5th of his 10 total wins that gave him the 2017 world title.

Moto3™ Schedule (Local Time, GMT +2):

Friday, July 13th:
09:00-09:40 – FP1
13:10-13:50 – FP2

Saturday, July 14th:
09:00-09:40 – FP3
12:35-13:15 – QP

Sunday, July 15th:
08:40-09:00 – WarmUp
11:00 (27 Laps) – Race

Free Practice
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	1'26.351
2	Aron Canet	1'26.431
3	Marco Bezzecchi	1'26.662
4	Enea Bastianini	1'26.716
5	John McPhee	1'27.163

Qualifying
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Jorge Martin	1'26.434
2	Marcos Ramirez	1'26.494
3	Enea Bastianini	1'26.499
4	Jaume Masia	1'26.696
17	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	1'27.199

Warm Up
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Enea Bastianini	1'27.040
2	Jorge Martin	1'27.111
3	Marco Bezzecchi	1'27.129
4	Aron Canet	1'27.161
6	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	1'27.611

Race
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Jorge Martin	27 laps
2	Marco Bezzecchi	+2.515
3	John McPhee	+2.571
13	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	+10.027
	Enea Bastianini	-

Grand Prix České Republiky

Automotodrom Brno

03 Aug - 05 Aug 2018

Length

5403 m

Corners

6 / 8

Laps

18

Finally it’s here! After more than 2 weeks, the MotoGP World Championship circus is set to reopen with all the riders ready and anxious to put their wheels back on track. The Leopard Racing Team are ready to resume in pursuit of the top of the Moto3 class world standings.

The 2018 season is now booming and restarts from the Brno Automotodrom, the classic European host of the tenth round: the modern track is 5.4 km, with 6 corners to the left and 8 rights. Popular with both fans and riders, the new circuit was built around a natural bowl, offering spectators an excellent view as well as producing a dramatic and beloved race track. Brno constantly changes in elevation as it sweeps across the forested hillsides and its fast undulating corners test riders talent and engineering to the limit.

The tradition of motorcycle racing in Brno dates back to 1930 on the so-called 'City Circuit'. The first Czechoslovakian Grand Prix was held in Brno in 1965, with the 500cc class racing over thirteen laps of the original 13.94 km long road circuit. The current circuit was first used for GP racing in 1987 and hosted the Czechoslovakian GP until 1991. In 1993, the Grand Prix of the Czech Republic was born and Brno has been host to it ever since. In fact, the only venue to have hosted more Grand Prix events than Brno is Assen.

The Leopard Racing Team is looking to make up for lost ground in the second half of the season with its two Italian riders, Enea Bastianini & Lorenzo Dalla Porta. The Rimini talent has already taken 2 podium spots in Brno and now he wants to close the gap in the standings, while the Tuscan 21-year-old is back from an encouraging performance in Germany, where he closed in the points.

Amarcord: last year Joan Mir started from the second row and achieved the sixth of his 10 seasonal wins that gave him the 2017 world title with the Leopard Racing Team. On this weekend, Bestia & Lore’s goal will be to step up the game and ... aim high!

Moto3™ Schedule (Local Time, GMT +2):

Friday, August 3rd:
09:00-09:40 – FP1
13:10-13:50 – FP2

Saturday, August 4th:
09:00-09:40 – FP3
12:35-13:15 – QP

Sunday, August 5th:
08:40-09:00 – WarmUp
11:00 (18 Laps) – Race

Free Practice
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Gabriel Rodrigo	2'08.115
2	Jakub Kornfeil	2'08.189
3	Fabio Di Giannantonio	2'08.504
4	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	2'08.565
8	Enea Bastianini	2'08.669

Qualifying
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Jakub Kornfeil	2'07.981
2	John McPhee	2'08.400
3	Marcos Ramirez	2'08.426
10	Enea Bastianini	2'09.078
17	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	2'09.524

Warm Up
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Aron Canet	2'08.593
2	Tony Arbolino	2'08.963
3	Enea Bastianini	2'09.052
4	Albert Arenas	2'09.130
6	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	2'09.335

Race
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Fabio Di Giannantonio	18 laps
2	Aron Canet	+0.112
3	Jakub Kornfeil	+0.339
4	Enea Bastianini	+0.560
10	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	+2.056

Motorrad Grand Prix Von Östrerreich

Red Bull Ring – Spielberg

10 Aug - 12 Aug 2018

Length

4318 m

Corners

3 / 7

Laps

23

The Moto3 World Championship knows no rest: just after leaving the Czech Republic, the paddock is already moving on to the Red Bull Ring, where the 2018 Grand Prix of Austria will take place. The Austrian track returned to the calendar in 2016, after 19 years of absence. The circuit is located in the vicinity of Spielberg bei Knittelfeld in Styria, with an incredible elevation change of 65 metres and covers a total length of 4.3km, featuring just three left hand bends and seven to the right.

The first Grand Prix in Austria took place in 1971 at the Salzburgring circuit, which hosted Grand Prix racing until 1994. The Red Bull Ring was originally built in 1969, first known as the Österreichring. In 1996 it was renovated with the track-layout as it is known today, hosting Grand Prix events for two years as the 'A1-Ring', before being re-opened as the 'Red Bull Ring' in 2011.

The Leopard Racing Team returns to the crime scene: the same track on which they triumphed with Joan Mir in the last two seasons. Enea Bastianini won the first row in qualifying and the third place in the race in 2016; coming off the 4th place in Brno, the Rimini rider wants to close the gap in the standings. His team-mate Lorenzo Dalla Porta is determined to return to the Top 10 of the Championship with an important performance.

Moto3™ Schedule (Local Time, GMT +2):

Friday, August 10th:
09:00-09:40 – FP1
13:10-13:50 – FP2

Saturday, August 11th:
09:00-09:40 – FP3
12:35-13:15 – QP

Sunday, August 12th:
08:40-09:00 – WarmUp
11:00 (23 Laps) – Race

Free Practice
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Jaume Masia	1'37.218
2	Marco Bezzecchi	1'37.299
3	John McPhee	1'37.329
4	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	1'37.524
7	Enea Bastianini	1'37.600

Qualifying
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Marco Bezzecchi	1'38.617
2	Jorge Martin	1'38.695
3	Albert Arenas	1'39.255
9	Enea Bastianini	1'40.125
11	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	1'40.406

Warm Up
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Marco Bezzecchi	1'36.445
2	Jaume Masia	1'36.860
3	John McPhee	1'36.908
8	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	1'37.056
10	Enea Bastianini	1'37.212

Race
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Marco Bezzecchi	23 laps
2	Enea Bastianini	+0.473
3	Jorge Martin	+0.544
4	Albert Arenas	+1.373
5	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	+1.421

British Grand Prix

Silverstone

24 Aug - 26 Aug 2018

Length

5900 m

Corners

8 / 10

Laps

17

Two weeks after the brilliant test of strength with a 2nd & 5th finish in Austria, the Leopard Racing team duo arrives at the Silverstone circuit to contest the twelfth round of 2018 calendar. The English track is one of the most impressive and historic in the world of racing, 5.9 km long and divided between 8 corners to the left and 10 ones to the right.

Enea Bastianini arrives to England with high spirits after the Red Bull Ring’s podium, the 22nd overall of his career, which he was able to keep the fifth place in the riders’ championship standings, closing the gap to 41 points with 8 races to run: exactly 1 year ago at Silverstone, Bestia conquered the second step of the podium here.

The British Grand Prix could not arrive at a better time for his team-mate Lorenzo Dalla Porta. The Tuscan 21-year-old is revitalized by the excellent performance of Austria in which, in a race-long battle, he claimed the Top5. Lore knows this track well since 2015 when, at the third appearance in his career in the World Championship, he became the protagonist of a great comeback from the 27th to the 8th overall.

Here in England the Leopard Racing Team can close the gap from the leading rivals and conquer a solid result that all their fans know they can reach! Also a new face in the garage this weekend for the British event: Tom Booth-Amos will join the Leopard Racing Team, as a wildcard on a third Honda bike.

Moto3™ Schedule (Local Time, GMT +1):

Friday, August 24th:
09:00-09:40 – FP1
13:10-13:50 – FP2

Saturday, August 25th:
09:00-09:40 – FP3
12:35-13:15 – QP

Sunday, August 26th:
09:00-09:20 – WarmUp
11:20 (17 Laps) – Race

Free Practice
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Tony Arbolino	2'14.257
2	Marco Bezzecchi	2'14.265
3	Niccolò Antonelli	2'14.462
13	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	2'15.845
17	Enea Bastianini	2'16.193
30	Tom Booth-Amos	2'19.051

Qualifying
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Jorge Martin	2'13.292
2	Jaume Masia	2'13.293
3	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	2'13.313
8	Enea Bastianini	2'13.885
28	Tom Booth-Amos	2'15.969

Warm Up
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Marco Bezzecchi	2'18.760
2	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	2'19.325
3	Alonso Lopez	2'19.440
4	Enea Bastianini	2'20.231
10	Tom Booth-Amos	2'27.356

Race
Pos.	Name	Time
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Gran Premio di San Marino

Misano World Circuit

07 Sep - 09 Sep 2018

Length

4226 m

Corners

6 / 10

Laps

23

Local hero Bestia will be in the spotlight for his home race at the the Misano World Circuit; teammate Lore determined to confirm the progress riding his Honda machine by Leopard Racing.

Silverstone memory is now in the rear view mirror as the 2018 calendar continues to speed ahead: this weekend we travel to the Gran Premio di San Marino e della Riviera di Rimini. The Misano World Circuit, track named after to the late Marco Simoncelli, hosted MotoGP Championship since the 2007 season continuously. With a length of 4.2 km, the circuit layout runs clockwise, alternating between 6 left and 10 right corners.

The Leopard Racing Team is preparing for another battle, confident of the potential of the Italian duo, as they both ended well in 2017: Lorenzo Dalla Porta was fighting for the points last year, while the local hero Enea Bastianini claimed the best pole, for the second time in his personal score. His first time was in 2015, when he also got the very first winning ever in his career.

Moto3™ Schedule (Local Time, GMT +2):

Friday, September 7th:
09:00-09:40 – FP1
13:10-13:50 – FP2

Saturday, September 8th:
09:00-09:40 – FP3
12:35-13:15 – QP

Sunday, September 9th:
08:40-09:00 – WarmUp
11:00 (23 Laps) – Race

Free Practice
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Jorge Martin	1'42.324
2	Marco Bezzecchi	1'42.527
3	Enea Bastianini	1'42.554
4	Gabriel Rodrigo	1'42.721
7	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	1'42.899

Qualifying
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Jorge Martin	1'41.823
2	Gabriel Rodrigo	1'42.134
3	Aron Canet	1'42.270
5	Enea Bastianini	1'42.294
8	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	1'42.442

Warm Up
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Aron Canet	1'42.516
2	Marco Bezzecchi	1'42.535
3	Enea Bastianini	1'42.716
10	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	1'43.460

Race
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	23 Laps
2	Jorge Martin	+0.058
3	Fabio Di Giannantonio	+0.122
	Enea Bastianini	+ 2 Laps

Gran Premio de Aragon

MotorLand

21 Sep - 23 Sep 2018

Length

5077 m

Corners

10 / 7

Laps

19

After the amazing first win in career for Lorenzo Dalla Porta in Misano, the Leopard Racing Team arrives at MotorLand Aragon, a charming circuit on which his teammate Enea Bastianini has always performed well.

The Moto3 World Championship returns to Spanish soil for the third of four times in 2018, this weekend at the Aragon Grand Prix. The venue will be the ultra-modern MotorLand, which runs for 5.1 km through 17 corners and was designed by German architect Hermann Tilke.

The Leopard Racing team has two motivations for this event: on one hand, the Tuscan Lorenzo Dalla Porta comes from a positive trend of three races that saw him as a protagonist with a Top 5 in Austria, a front row at Silverstone and the first victory in career at Misano Adriatico, achieved at his 48th appearance in the World Championship.

On the other hand there’s the big determination of Enea Bastianini, blamelessly put out of action on the second lap on his home race: but the games are still open and anything can still happen in the world standings, with 6 races left to run. The 20-year-old from Rimini knows this well, and he can and should rely on his innate skills and qualities to leave the incident behind him and immediately return to the top positions.

Here at Aragon, Bestia has always performed well: he claimed 2 pole positions in a row in 2015-2016, and he rose on the third step of the podium in the last two seasons. Twelve months ago, the Leopard Racing Team celebrated the victory of Joan Mir, the eighth of his 10 seasonal successes which earned hime the 2017 Moto3 world title.

Moto3™ Schedule (Local Time, GMT +2):

Friday, September 21st:
09:00-09:40 – FP1
13:10-13:50 – FP2

Saturday, September 22nd:
09:00-09:40 – FP3
12:35-13:15 – QP

Sunday, September 23rd:
08:40-09:00 – WarmUp
11:00 (19 Laps) – Race

Free Practice
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Marco Bezzecchi	1'57.961
2	Enea Bastianini	1'58.248
3	Niccolò Antonelli	1'58.401
4	John McPhee	1'58.427
5	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	1'58.620

Qualifying
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Jorge Martin	1'57.066
2	Jaume Masia	1'57.603
3	Enea Bastianini	1'57.659
4	Tony Arbolino	1'57.774
16	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	1'58.602

Warm Up
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Marco Bezzecchi	1'59.179
2	Enea Bastianini	1'59.246
3	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	1'59.443

Race
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Jorge Martin	19 Laps
2	Marco Bezzecchi	+5.984
3	Enea Bastianini	+6.045
13	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	+11.972

Thailand Grand Prix

Chang International Circuit

05 Oct - 07 Oct 2018

Length

4554 m

Corners

5 / 7

Laps

22

Here we are! The 2018 MotoGP season enters its final rush and comes to Asia through a new stage, an absolute premier on the World Championship’s calendar: this weekend on the Chang International Circuit will take place the Thailand Grand Prix.

The modern structure is located in the city of Buri Ram, about 410 km north-east from the country’s capital Bangkok. Designed by the German architect Herman Tilke, the track was built in 2014 and since 2015 hosts the Thai round of the Superbike World Championship. With a length of 4.5 km, which runs in 12 turns, it include a total capacity for 100,000 people.

The Leopard Racing Team arrives in Thailand with their spirits high and a strong determination to close the gap in the standings, especially after the last two successful rounds for Lorenzo Dalla Porta’s triumph at Misano and Enea Bastianini’s podium at Aragon.

The Tuscan talent currently occupies the eighth position and takes ‘a closer look' of his closest rivals (Rodrigo & Kornfeil) to 6 points only; with the good result at the MotorLand, Bestia equaled the overall number (23) of podiums in the Moto3 class, belonging to Rins & Fenati: if he repeats the result, Enea would set the new record for the category created in 2012.

Moto3™ Schedule (Local Time, GMT +7):

Friday, October 5th:
09:00-09:40 – FP1
13:10-13:50 – FP2

Saturday, October 6th:
09:00-09:40 – FP3
12:35-13:15 – QP

Sunday, October 7th:
08:40-09:00 – WarmUp
11:00 (22 Laps) – Race

Free Practice
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Jakub Kornfeil	1'43.415
2	Ayumu Sasaki	1'43.468
3	Gabriel Rodrigo	1'43.500
13	Enea Bastianini	1'43.885
22	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	1'44.109

Qualifying
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Marco Bezzecchi	1'42.235
2	Jaume Masia	1'42.697
3	Kazuki Masaki	1'42.716
8	Enea Bastianini	1'42.818
10	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	1'42.835

Warm Up
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	1'42.535
2	Marco Bezzecchi	1'42.734
3	Andrea Migno	1'42.791
4	Niccolo Bulega	1'42.884
24	Enea Bastianini	1'43.692

Race
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Fabio Di Giannantonio	22 laps
2	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	+0.135
3	Dennis Foggia	+0.466
4	Jorge Martin	+0.980
0	Enea Bastianini	+1 lap

Grand Prix of Japan

Twin Ring Motegi

19 Oct - 21 Oct 2018

Length

4801 m

Corners

6 / 8

Laps

20

The MotoGP World Championship returns to Asia for the triple header that will see the riders engaged this weekend at the Grand Prix of Japan. The event will take place at the Twin Ring Motegi circuit, Honda's home track, which runs for 4,8 km through 14 curves and rises in the picturesque Kanto district.

After the second step of the podium obtained two weeks ago in Thailand by Lorenzo Dalla Porta, the Leopard Racing Team sets its sights on on completing the final rush of this 2018 season.

First and foremost, Enea Bastianini is determined to leave behind the unfortunate interlude of the Chang Circuit of Buriram on a track that was his friend. Here at the Twin Ring, Bestia triumphed in 2016, also centering two first rows in qualifying.

Even Lorenzo Dalla Porta confidently looks to Motegi with the clear goal of climbing the world rankings and putting in his viewfinder Joan Mir. In his first year with the Leopard Racing Team, the Mallorcan finished 5th in the championship scoring 144 points with 1 victory and 2 podiums. These results are the same results achieved by the Tuscan, who now has 111 points with 4 races from the end.

Moto3™ Schedule (Local Time, GMT +9):

Friday, October 19th:
09:00-09:40 – FP1
13:10-13:50 – FP2

Saturday, October 20th:
09:00-09:40 – FP3
12:35-13:15 – QP

Sunday, October 21st:
08:40-09:00 – WarmUp
11:00 – Race

Free Practice
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Jakub Kornfeil	1'57.740
2	Aron Canet	1'57.848
3	Enea Bastianini	1'58.076
4	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	1'58.190
5	John McPhee	1'58.202

Qualifying
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Gabriel Rodrigo	1’56.894
2	John McPhee	1'56.969
3	Marco Bezzecchi	1'57.014
6	Enea Bastianini	1’57.194
10	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	1’57.453

Warm Up
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Ayumu Sasaki	1'57.617
2	Marco Bezzecchi	1'57.631
3	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	1'57.695
4	Jorge Martin	1'57.860
13	Enea Bastianini	1'58.315

Race
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Marco Bezzecchi	20 Laps
2	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	+0.041
3	Darryn Binder	+0.042
4	Dennis Foggia	+0.212
7	Enea Bastianini	+0.404

Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix

Phillip Island

26 Oct - 28 Oct 2018

Length

4448 m

Corners

7 / 5

Laps

23

The MotoGP circus arrives at the charming Australian track that exactly twelve months ago saw the Leopard Racing Team mark a historic 1-2 win. On this weekend, Bastianini & Dalla Porta will attempt to climb to the top of the standings.

The Moto3 World Championship is facing the second stage of the 'triple header' by moving to Oceania and the Phillip Island track. A historic circuit (the first motorcycle race dates back to 1931), that winds up for 4.4km, and since 1997 has uninterruptedly hosted the Australia Grand Prix event.

For the Leopard Racing Team, this track evokes sweet memories: just 12 months ago there was the historic 1-2 win that consecrated Joan Mir world champion flanked by team-mate Livio Loi.
 In this 2018 season the protagonists are different but the fighting spirit is unchanged: Enea Bastianini & Lorenzo Dalla Porta are ready for the climb to the top of the standings.

Above all, the Tuscan talent is experiencing a moment of extraordinary form: Lorenzo is in fact the Moto3 rider who has scored more points (68) in the last four rounds of the championship, results that have launched him in the World Top 5, just behind his teammate.

In 2017 Enea Bastianini crossed the finish line in fifth place, his best result in Australia. Will Bestia be able to improve his personal score this year and close the gap from the top of the championship standings? Follow us and you'll find out ...

Free Practice
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Aron Canet	1'37.285
2	Jorge Martin	1'37.396
3	Marcos Ramirez	1'37.398
6	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	1'37.588
10	Enea Bastianini	1'37.867

Qualifying
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Jorge Martin	1'36.591
2	Darryn Binder	1'36.848
3	Ayumu Sasaki	1'37.117
14	Enea Bastianini	1'37.995
20	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	1'38.590

Warm Up
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Gabriel Rodrigo	1'36.948
2	Aron Canet	1'37.088
3	Tony Arbolino	1'37.132
5	Enea Bastianini	1'37.393
6	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	1'37.441

Race
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Albert Arenas	23 laps
2	Fabio Di Giannantonio	+0.052
3	Celestino Vietti	0.059
8	Enea Bastianini	0.235
	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	+11 laps

Malaysia Motorcycle Grand Prix

Sepang International Circuit

02 Nov - 04 Nov 2018

Length

5543 m

Corners

5 / 10

Laps

17

The MotoGP calendar prepares to complete the Asian rounds landing in Malaysia for the eighteenth round of the 2018 season. The event will take place at the Sepang International Circuit, which since 1999 has uninterruptedly hosted the Malaysia Motorcycle Grand Prix and runs up for 5,5 km with three long straights between 5 left hand turns and 10 to the right.

The Leopard Racing team is determined to end the season at their best, as having collected less than they deserved in the previous Australian round. The two drivers Enea Bastianini & Lorenzo Dalla Porta currently occupy the fourth and fifth place in the world rankings, with 150 and 131 points respectively.

In these last two races in the category, Bestia can set the record for the podiums of the Moto3 class; the Tuscan talent, performer of a great comeback in the first part of the Phillip Island’s race, can confirm all his potential in the curves and straights of the Malaysian track.

Free Practice
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Tony Arbolino	2'14.227
2	John McPhee	2'14.237
3	Aron Canet	2'14.247
7	Enea Bastianini	2'14.355
18	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	2'15.125

Qualifying
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Jorge Martin	2'11.731
2	Marco Bezzecchi	2'11.763
3	Tony Arbolino	2'12.065
6	Enea Bastianini	2'12.222
14	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	2'12.812

Warm Up
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Aron Canet	2'27.951
2	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	2'28.235
3	Adam Norrodin	2'28.527
4	Fabio Di Giannantonio	2'28.639
7	Enea Bastianini	2'28.803

Race
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Jorge Martin	17 Laps
2	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	+3.556
3	Enea Bastianini	+3.757
4	Albert Arenas	+3.795
5	Marco Bezzecchi	+4.095

Gran Premio de la Comunitat Valenciana

Circuito Ricardo Tormo

16 Nov - 18 Nov 2018

Length

4005 m

Corners

9 / 5

Laps

23

After the long Asian trip in October, the circus will return to Europe for the final round of the 2018 season: as usual, the calendar will close at the familiar circuit at Ricardo Tormo of Cheste, theatre of the Gran Premio de la Comunitat Valenciana. The track, 4 km long run in a counter clockwise direction, features 9 lefts and 5 rights, and track was inaugurated in 1999 hosting the world's first time in the same year. Since 2002 it has become the venue for the closing event of the season.

The Valencia round will also be the last appearance of Enea Bastianini with the Leopard Racing colors: the talent of Rimini leaves off the team to move to the upper Moto2 category after winning the absolute record of podiums of the Moto3 class. Bestia also knows the Ricardo Tormo track well as he hit the Top5 in the last three seasons.

The attention of Christian Lundberg & Co. will be set on his team-mate Lorenzo Dalla Porta who, with his comebacks, fast laps and top performances, earned the confirmation in the Team, repaying it with podium finishes: 4 ones conquered in the last 6 races and the fifth place overall in the riders’ ranking locked in. The 2019 rivals are already warned ...

Free Practice
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Alonso Lopez	1'51.873
2	Marco Bezzecchi	1'51.912
3	Fabio Di Giannantonio	1'51.967
5	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	1'52.216
11	Enea Bastianini	1'52.952

Qualifying
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Tony Arbolino	1'46.773
2	Nakarin Atiratphuvap	1'47.017
3	John McPhee	1'47.116
14	Enea Bastianini	1'48.216
20	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	1'48.894

Warm Up
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Marco Bezzecchi	1'50.712
2	Enea Bastianini	1'51.256
3	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	1'51.381
4	Toni Arbolino	1'51.574
5	Fabio Di Giannantonio	1'51.855

Race
Pos.	Name	Time
1	Can Oncu	23 laps
2	Jorge Martin	+4.071
3	John McPhee	+6.130
5	Enea Bastianini	+14.735
18	Lorenzo Dalla Porta	1'35.093

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