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Joan Mir drops from second to 13th as MotoGP announces several post-race penalties

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MotoGP has published the final results for the Catalan Grand Prix, more than two hours after the race finished, after concluding several technical investigations.

Five riders have been penalised for infringing tyre pressure rules, including Joan Mir - who had provisionally scored Honda’s first podium of the year in second place.

After being hit with the standard 16-second time penalty, he dropped to 13th place - and will leave Barcelona with just three points from the weekend.

Other riders who fell foul of the rules included Yamaha’s Alex Rins (originally 11th), Pramac duo Jack Miller and Toprak Razgatlioglu (originally 14th and 15th) and Trackhouse rider Raul Fernandez (Trackhouse).

As a result, Rins slipped to 14th in the final order, with Miller taking the final point in 15th place. Razgatlioglu and Fernandez are now classified 16th and 17th respectively.

Meanwhile, Fermin Aldeguer moved up to second in the final order on what was otherwise a tough day for Gresini, while Francesco Bagnaia was elevated to the final spot on the podium. 

The factory Ducati rider had originally taken the chequered flag in fifth place, but already moved up a place after Trackhouse’s Ai Ogura was penalised for causing a collision with Pedro Acosta at the final corner.

The result marked the first podium of the season for the factory Ducati Team, while the Borgo Panigale marque also locked out the top three spots as Fabio di Giannantonio claimed victory for VR46.

Bagnaia was also investigated post-race for a technical infringement but was cleared by the technical director after it was concluded that the loss of pressure was caused by a “leaking wheel”.

Aprilia's Marco Bezzecchi was another big winner, as he took 13 points for fourth in what was his least competitive outing of the season.

The high number of penalties were likely down to the race being restarted twice, forcing most riders to switch to soft rears and adjust the tyre pressure according to the shortened race distance (12 laps).

Final Catalan GP results as five riders penalised and Joan Mir loses MotoGP podium

RACE

All Stats
 
Cla Rider # Bike Laps Time Interval km/h Retirement Points
1 Italy F. Di Giannantonio Team VR46 49 Ducati 12

20'06.243

  166.7   25
2 Spain F. Aldeguer Gresini Racing 54 Ducati 12

+1.466

20'07.709

1.466 166.5   20
3 Italy F. Bagnaia Ducati Team 63 Ducati 12

+4.320

20'10.563

2.854 166.1   16
4 Italy M. Bezzecchi Aprilia Racing Team 72 Aprilia 12

+4.679

20'10.922

0.359 166.1   13
5 France F. Quartararo Yamaha Factory Racing 20 Yamaha 12

+4.876

20'11.119

0.197 166.1   11
6 Italy L. Marini Honda HRC 10 Honda 12

+4.971

20'11.214

0.095 166.0   10
7 South Africa B. Binder Red Bull KTM Factory Racing 33 KTM 12

+5.137

20'11.380

0.166 166.0   9
8 Japan A. Ogura Trackhouse Racing Team 79 Aprilia 12

+5.377

20'11.620

0.240 166.4   8
9 Brazil D. Moreira Team LCR 11 Honda 12

+6.839

20'13.082

1.462 165.8   7
10 Italy F. Morbidelli Team VR46 21 Ducati 12

+7.160

20'13.403

0.321 165.8   6
11 Spain M. Viñales Tech 3 12 KTM 12

+10.147

20'16.390

2.987 165.3   5
12 Spain A. Fernandez Yamaha Factory Racing 47 Yamaha 12

+16.245

20'22.488

6.098 164.5   4
13 Spain J. Mir Honda HRC 36 Honda 12

+17.250

20'23.493

1.005 166.6   3
14 Spain A. Rins Yamaha Factory Racing 42 Yamaha 12

+22.916

20'29.159

5.666 165.8   2
15 Australia J. Miller Pramac Racing 43 Yamaha 12

+26.452

20'32.695

3.536 165.3   1
16 Turkey T. Razgatlioglu Pramac Racing 7 Yamaha 12

+27.808

20'34.051

1.356 165.1    
17 Spain R. Fernández Trackhouse Racing Team 25 Aprilia 12

+31.066

20'37.309

3.258 164.7    
dnf Spain J. Martin Aprilia Racing Team 89 Aprilia 12

+58.592

21'04.835

27.526 159.0 Retirement  
dnf Spain P. Acosta Red Bull KTM Factory Racing 37 KTM 11

+1 Lap

18'26.874

1 Lap 166.6 Accident  
dnf Spain A. Marquez Gresini Racing 73 Ducati 0

 

    Accident / injury  
dnf France J. Zarco Team LCR 5 Honda 0

 

    Accident before 2nd restart  
dnf Italy E. Bastianini Tech 3 23 KTM 0

 

    Accident  
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