STATISTICS 2016

MotoGP™ Riders' Profiles

Official statistics compiled by Dr. Martin Raines

#10 NeroGiardini Motorrad Grand Prix von ÖsterreichAugust 10th

Red Bull Ring - Spielberg

CAREER 2016

Starts 249 (151 x MotoGP, 49 x 250, 49 x 125) 9Wins/best result 10 (1 x MotoGP, 4 x 250, 5 x 125) 2ndPodiums 72 (31 x MotoGP, 26 x 250, 15 x 125) 2Poles 17 (4 x MotoGP, 4 x 250, 9 x 125) 1Last Win GBR/09 -Last Podium GER/16/3rd GER/3rdLast Pole NED/16 NED

» At the Austrian GP Dovizioso is scheduled to reach the milestone of 250 grand prix starts

» He will be the youngest ever rider to reach this milestone, taking this record from Dani Pedrosa

» At the German GP Dovizioso finished on the podium for the first time since the opening race of the year in Qatar

» The 3rd place finish in Germany was his 72nd podium in GP racing, the same number of podium as Luca Cadalora achieved during his GP career

Age: 30

4. Andrea Dovizioso CAREER 2016

Starts 164 (77 x MotoGP, 33 x Moto2TM, 54 x 125) 8Wins/best result 7 (5 x Moto2, 2 x 125) (2nd in MotoGP) 7thPodiums 19 (1 x MotoGP, 12 x Moto2, 6 x 125) 0Poles/best grid 8 (1 x MotoGP, 7 x Moto2) 16thLast Win GBR/11 (Moto2) -Last Podium USA/13/2nd -Last Pole USA/13 -

» Bradl returns to racing after missing his home grand prix at the Sachsenring after crashing in the Sunday morning warm-up session and suffering concussion

Age: 26

6. Stefan Bradl

CAREER 2016

Starts 234 (112 x MotoGP, 75 x 250, 47 x 125) 9Wins/best result 10 (4 x 250, 6 x 125) (5th in MotoGP) 5thPodiums 32 (20 x 250, 12 x 125) 0Poles/best grid 9 (8 x 250, 1 x 125) (2nd in MotoGP) 2ndLast Win VAL/09 (250cc) -Last Podium VAL/09/1st (250cc) -Last Pole POR/09 (250cc) -

» Barbera is one of just three MotoGP riders who have scored points in every race so far in 2016

» Following his 9th place finish in Germany he maintains his position as the top Ducati rider in the championship standings Age: 29

8. Hector Barbera CAREER 2016

Starts 73 - all MotoGP 5Best result 2nd 7thPodiums 1 x MotoGP 0Best grid 4th 4thLast Win - -Last Podium GBR/15/2nd -Last Pole - -

» Petrucci qualified in 4th place on the grid at the Sachsenring - his best ever GP qualifying result

Age: 25

9. Danilo Petrucci

CAREER 2016

Starts 94 (27 x MotoGP, 18 x Moto2, 49 x 125/Moto3) 9Wins/best result 16 (4 x Moto2, 12 x 125/Moto3TM) (3rd in MotoGP) 3rdPodiums 41 (1 x MotoGP, 9 x Moto2, 31 x 125/Moto3) 1Poles/best grid 11 (1 x Moto2, 10 x 125/Moto3) (2nd in MotoGP) 2ndLast Win MAL/14 (Moto2) -Last Podium FRA/16/3rd FRA/3rdLast Pole ARA/14 (Moto2) -

» Viñales has the been the first Suzuki rider across the line seven times in the opening nine races of this season

Age: 21

25. Maverick Viñales

CAREER 2016

Starts 253 (175 x MotoGP, 32 x 250, 46 x 125) 9Wins/best result 51 (28 x MotoGP, 15 x 250, 8 x 125) 3rdPodiums 143 (102 x MotoGP, 24 x 250, 17 x 125) 2Poles/best grid 46 (28 x MotoGP, 9 x 250, 9 x 125) 3rdLast Win MAL/15 -Last Podium CAT/16/3rd CAT/3rdLast Pole MAL/15 -

» At the Austrian GP Pedrosa is scheduled to make his 254th GP start - one more than Randy de Puniet

» Only seven riders have made more than GP starts than Pedrosa: Rossi, Capirossi, Findlay, Barros, Nieto, Kneubuhler & De Angelis

» The Red Bull Ring is the 27th different circuit on which Pedrosa has appeared at in his grand prix career

Age: 30

26. Dani Pedrosa CAREER 2016

Starts 188 (60 x MotoGP, 51 x Moto2, 77 x 125) 9Wins/best result 12 (8 x Moto2, 4 x 125)(2nd in MotoGP) 3rdPodiums 29 (5 x MotoGP, 19 x Moto2, 5 x 125) 2Poles/best grid 9 (1 x MotoGP, 5 x Moto2, 3 x 125) 3rdLast Win ITA/12 (Moto2) -Last Podium ITA/16/3rd ITA/3rdLast Pole ITA/15 -

» Iannone celebrates his 27th birthday on the Tuesday before the Austrian Grand Prix

Age: 27

29. Andrea Iannone

CAREER 2016

Starts 229 (113 x MotoGP, 49 x 250, 67 x 125) 9Wins/best result 16 (8 x 250, 8 x 125) (3rd in MotoGP) 8thPodiums 49 (3 x MotoGP, 28 x 250, 18 x 125) 0Poles/best grid 18 (1 x MotoGP, 9 x 250, 8 x 125) 13thLast Win CAT/09 (250cc) -Last Podium FRA/14/3rd -Last Pole GBR/12 -

» Bautista has scored 35 points from the opening nine races of 2016, four points more than he scored throughout 2015

Age: 31

19. Alvaro Bautista

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CAREER 2016

Starts 96 - all MotoGP 9Best result 2nd 2ndPodiums 9 (9 x MotoGP) 1Poles/best grid 2 (2 x MotoGP) 5thLast Win - -Last Podium GER/16/2nd GER/2ndLast Pole CZE/13 -

» Crutchlow’s second place finish at the Germany Grand Prix was his first podium since Argentina last year

» He has finished on the podium on nine occasions in MotoGP; the only two riders who have more podium finishes without a win in the premier-class are Colin Edwards (12 podium finishes) and Graeme Crosby (10)

» Crutchlow set the fastest lap of the race in Germany, just the second fastest lap of his MotoGP career - the other was at Jerez in 2012

Age: 30

35. Cal Crutchlow CAREER 2016

Starts 176 (63 x MotoGP, 33 x Moto2, 80 x 125) 9Wins/best result 3 (3 x 125) (2nd in MotoGP) 7thPodiums 25 (2 x MotoGP, 3 x Moto2, 20 x 125) 0Poles/best grid 9 (9 x 125) (3rd in MotoGP) 6thLast Win VAL/10 (125cc) -Last Podium RSM/15/2nd -Last Pole POR/10 (125cc) -

» Smith is scheduled to make his 177th GP start in Austria - the same number of GP starts achieved by Jeremy McWilliams

» There are only three British riders to have made more GP starts than Smith & McWilliams: Chas Mortimer (234 GP starts), Phil Read(212) & Mike Hailwood (197) Age: 25

38. Bradley Smith

CAREER 2016

Starts 187 (103 x MotoGP, 61 x Moto2/250, 23 x 125) 9Best result 2nd 5thPodiums 2 (1 x MotoGP, 1 x Moto2) 0Poles/best grid 2 (2 x MotoGP) 6thLast Win - -Last Podium ARA/14/2nd -Last Pole CAT/15 -

» Aleix Espargaro celebrated his 27th birthday in the break between the German and Austrian GPs - on 30th July

Age: 27

41. Aleix Espargaro CAREER 2016

Starts 81 (26 x MotoGP, 55 x 125/Moto3) 8Wins 7 (1 x MotoGP, 6 x Moto3) 1Podiums 11 (1 x MotoGP, 10 x Moto3) 1Poles/best grid 8 (8 x Moto3) (15th in MotoGP) 15thLast Win NED/16 NEDLast Podium NED/16/1st NED/1stLast Pole MAL/14 (Moto3) -

» Miller has scored 34 points from the last two races, compared with 25 points in his previous 24 MotoGP starts

Age: 21

43. Jack Miller

CAREER 2016

Starts 167 (45 x MotoGP, 51 x Moto2, 71 x 125) 9Wins/best result 15 (10 x Moto2, 5 x 125)(4th in MotoGP) 4thPodiums 44 (23 x Moto2, 21 x 125) 0Poles/best grid 17 (14 x Moto2, 3 x 125)(2nd in MotoGP) 4thLast Win JPN/13 (Moto2) -Last Podium JPN/13/1st (Moto2) -Last Pole VAL/13 (Moto2) -

» Pol Espargaro crashed out of the German GP - the first race he has failed to score points at since the Japanese GP last year

» In spite of his crash in Germany, Espargaro continues to be the leading rider from the Independent Teams in the championship classification Age: 25

44. Pol Espargaro CAREER 2016

Starts 145 (45 x MotoGP, 67 x Moto2, 33 x 125) 9Wins/best result 4 (3 x Moto2, 1 x 125)(3rd in MotoGP) 3rdPodiums 18 (2 x MotoGP, 14 x Moto2, 2 x 125) 1Poles/best grid 3 (3 x Moto2)(3rd in MotoGP) 3rdLast Win GBR/13 (Moto2) -Last Podium NED/16/3rd NED/3rdLast Pole INP/13 (Moto2) -

» Redding has scored 29 points in the last two races, compared with just 16 points in the opening seven races of the year

Age: 23

45. Scott Redding

CAREER 2016

Starts 339 (279 x MotoGP, 30 x 250, 30 x 125) 9Wins 114 (88 x MotoGP, 14 x 250, 12 x 125) 2Podiums 215 (179 x MotoGP, 21 x 250, 15 x 125) 4Poles 63 (53 x MotoGP, 5 x 250, 5 x 125) 2Last Win CAT/16 CATLast Podium CAT/16/1st CAT/1stLast Pole ITA/16 ITA

» Rossi’s 8th place finish in Germany was the first time he has finished a race outside the top five since he was 8th at the Grand Prix of the Americas in 2014

» He is the only rider currently competing in grand prix racing who has started a GP race previously at the Austrian circuit

» The visit to Austria gives Rossi a chance to add to the 29 different circuits where he has already won in GP racing, including 23 in the premier-class

Age: 37

46. Valentino Rossi CAREER 2016

Starts 57 (27 x MotoGP, 29 x 250, 1 x 125) 9Best result 4th 4thPodiums 0 0Best grid 12th - 250cc (14th in MotoGP) 14thLast Win - -Last Podium - -Last Pole - -

» Laverty is one of just three riders who has scored points at every race in the opening half of the 2016 season, along with Marquez and Barbera

Age: 30

50. Eugene Laverty

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CAREER 2016

Starts 167 (8 x MotoGP, 83 x Moto2, 76 x 125) 8Wins/best result 13 (13 x Moto2) 9thPodiums 36 (33 x Moto2, 3 x 125) 0Poles/best grid 16 (16 x Moto2) 19thLast Win VAL/15 (Moto2) -Last Podium VAL/15/1st (Moto2) -Last Pole VAL/15 (Moto2) -

» Rabat, as the only rookie in the field, will be on a more equal footing in Austria than at any previous circuit visited in 2016

Age: 27

53. Tito Rabat CAREER 2016

Starts 109 (78 x MotoGP, 31 x Moto2) 9Best result 6th - Moto2 (7th in MotoGP) 14thPodiums 0 0Best grid 5th 6thLast Win - -Last Podium - -Last Pole - -

» Hernandez arrives in Austria having not scored any points in the last five races - his worst run of non-scoring races since he moved up to the MotoGP class in 2012

Age: 28

68. Yonny Hernandez

CAREER 2016

Starts 24 x MotoGP 7Best result 4th 12thPodiums 0 0Best grid 12th 12thLast Win - -Last Podium - -Last Pole - -

» After missing the Catalan GP and Dutch TT due to injury, Baz had problems in Germany when he spent more than two and half minutes in the pits when he called in for a second tyre change

Age: 23

76. Loris Baz CAREER 2016

Starts 141 (63 x MotoGP, 32 x Moto2, 46 x 125) 9Wins 53 (27 x MotoGP, 16 x Moto2, 10 x 125) 3Podiums 86 (47 x MotoGP, 25 x Moto2, 14 x 125) 8Poles 62 (34 x MotoGP, 14 x Moto2, 14 x 125) 4Last Win GER/16 GERLast Podium GER/16/1st GER/1stLast Pole GER/16 GER

» Marquez qualified on pole for the 62nd time in his GP career in Germany - just one less pole than both Rossi and Lorenzo have had in their GP careers

» He heads the table with 170 points after the opening nine races of the year, compared with just 114 points he had at the same stage last year

» Marquez has qualified on pole and won on the last two occasions a new circuit has been introduced to the GP schedule: Argentina 2014 & Austin 2013

Age: 23

93. Marc Marquez

CAREER 2016

Starts 241 (147 x MotoGP, 48 x 250, 46 x 125) 9Wins 64 (43 x MotoGP, 17 x 250, 4 x 125) 3Podiums 140 (102 x MotoGP, 29 x 250, 9 x 125) 5Poles 63 (37 x MotoGP, 23 x 250, 3 x 125) 2Last Win ITA/16 ITALast Podium ITA/16/1st ITA/1stLast Pole FRA/16 FRA

» Lorenzo’s 15th place finish in Germany is the lowest position in which he has finished a race since he was 16th in the 125cc GP race in South Africa in 2004

» Lorenzo has finished 10th & 15th at the last two races - the first time since he joined the MotoGP class in 2008 that he has finished back-to-back races outside the top six

Age: 29

99. Jorge Lorenzo

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STATISTICS 2016#10 NeroGiardini Motorrad Grand Prix von Österreich

Official statistics compiled by Dr. Martin Raines

August 10thRed Bull Ring - Spielberg

Austrian Grand Prix facts and stats - 2016Motorcycle Grand Prix racing returns to Austria after a break of eighteen years. Below are some facts and figures

related to grand prix racing in Austria:

In 2016 Austria will stage a motorcycle grand prix event for the first time since 1997.The first Austrian grand prix took place in 1971 at the Salzburgring circuit, which hosted grand prix racing on a total of 22 occasions.At that first Austrian GP in 1971 Giacomo Agostini (MV Agusta) won the 500cc race, finishing more than a lap ahead of second place finisher Keith Turner. Agostini also won the 350cc race, with the other classes being won by the following riders: 250cc - Silvio Grassetti (MZ), 125cc - Angel Nieto (Derbi), 50cc - Jan de Vries (Kreidler).The last occasion that a grand prix event took place at the Salzburgring circuit was in 1994, when Mick Doohan won the 500cc race with a race average speed in excess of 194 km/h (120 mph).Due to the high speed nature of the Salzburgring circuit, and the limited amount of run-off provided, it was considered too dangerous for continued use for grand prix racing.The current circuit has hosted two previous grand prix events - in 1996 and 1997, when named the A1-Ring.Valentino Rossi is the only current rider to have to have raced previously at this circuit in a grand prix.Rossi’s third place finish in the 125cc race in Austria in 1996 was his first GP podium finish. He again finished on the podium in the 125cc race in Austria in 1997, this time in second place just 0.004 seconds behind Noboru Ueda.All of the six grand prix races (2 x 125cc, 2 x 250cc, 2 x 500cc) that have taken place at this circuit have been won by Honda mounted riders.

Two hundred and fifty grand prix starts for Andrea DoviziosoAt the Austrian Grand Prix Andrea Dovisioso is scheduled to make his 250th grand prix start. As shown in the

following table of riders with the greatest number of grand prix starts, he will be just the tenth rider in the 68 years of motorcycle grand prix racing to reach this milestone. At the age of 30 years 144 days he is the youngest rider to reach the milestone of 250 GP starts, taking the record from Dani Pedrosa who reached the milestone earlier this year at Mugello at the age of 30 years 236 days.Dovizioso made his grand prix debut as a wild-card in the 125cc race at Mugello in 2001. He has not missed a grand prix race since becoming a full-time GP rider at the start of 2002.

TOTAL MotoGP500cc

350cc 250cc Moto2

125ccMoto3

80/50cc

Valentino Rossi 339 279 30 30Loris Capirossi 328 217 84 27

Jack Findlay 282 157 83 34 6 2Alex Barros 276 245 14 17Angel Nieto 265 1 16 160 88

Bruno Kneubuhler 264 71 46 52 86 9Alex de Angelis 262 61 136 65

Randy de Puniet 253 140 80 33Dani Pedrosa 253 175 32 46

Andrea Dovizioso 249 151 49 49

Photo: 2015 Season

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STATISTICS 2016

Official statistics compiled by Dr. Martin Raines

#10 NeroGiardini Motorrad Grand Prix von ÖsterreichAugust 10th

Red Bull Ring - Spielberg

Marc Marquez closes in on Mick DoohanThe win by Marc Marquez in Germany was the 53rd of his grand prix career, just one less win than five times 500cc

world champions Mick Doohan as shown in the following table of riders with most GP wins. There are just six riders in the 68 year history of motorcycle grand prix racing who have scored more wins than Marc Marquez, who is still just 23 years old.

RIDER TOTAL WINS

MotoGP/500cc 350cc Moto2/250cc 125cc 80/50cc

1 Giacomo Agostini 122 68 542 Valentino Rossi 114 88 14 12

3 Angel Nieto 90 62 284 Mike Hailwood 76 37 16 21 25 Jorge Lorenzo 64 43 17 46 Mick Doohan 54 54

7 Marc Marquez 53 27 16 108 Phil Read 52 11 4 27 10

9 Dani Pedrosa 51 28 15 810= Jim Redman 45 2 21 18 410= Casey Stoner 45 38 5 2

Twenty seven MotoGP wins for Marc MarquezThe victory by Marc Marquez at the Sachsenring was the 27th time he has stood on the top step of the podium in the

MotoGP class. As shown in the following list, this is the just one less premier-class win than his Honda team-mate Dani Pedrosa.

Riders with most wins in MotoGP/500cc class

88 - Valentino Rossi (7 premier-class titles)

68 - Giacomo Agostini (8 premier-class titles)

54 -Mick Doohan (5 premier-class titles)

43 - Jorge Lorenzo (3 premier-class titles)

38 - Casey Stoner (2 premier-class titles)

37 - Mike Hailwood (4 premier-class titles)

31 - Eddie Lawson (4 premier-class titles)

28 - Dani Pedrosa (0 premier-class titles)

27 - Marc Marquez (2 premier-class world titles)

25 - Kevin Schwantz (1 premier-class title)

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STATISTICS 2016#10 NeroGiardini Motorrad Grand Prix von Österreich

Official statistics compiled by Dr. Martin Raines

August 10thRed Bull Ring - Spielberg

Grand Prix racing numbers100 - Andrea Dovizioso’s third place in Germany was the 100th podium finish for Ducati in the premier-class of grand prix racing. Ninety nine of these have come in the MotoGP era to add to a single Ducati podium in the 500cc class - 3rd by Bruno Spaggiari at Imola in 1972. The ninety-nine podiums in the MotoGP class for Ducati are shared among fourteen riders: Casey Stoner - 42, Loris Capirossi - 23, Andrea Dovizioso - 9, Troy Bayliss & Andrea Iannone - 5, Valentino Rossi & Nicky Hayden - 3, Toni Elias & Carlos Checa - 2, Danilo Petrucci, Ruben Xaus, Cal Crutchlow, Alex Barros, & Scott Redding - 1.

62 - The pole position by Marc Marquez in Germany was the 62nd of his grand prix career across all classes. This is one less pole positions than both Jorge Lorenzo and Valentino Rossi the two riders who have most poles in the modern-era of grand prix racing (since 1974) when full pole position data is available.

47 - The win by Marc Marquez in Germany was the 47th time he has stood on the podium in the MotoGP class. He now needs just one more top three finish to match the number of premier-class podiums achieved by MotoGP Legend Mike Hailwood.

37 - Johann Zarco’s win at the German Grand Prix was the 37th time he has stood on the podium in grand prix racing (26 x Moto2 + 11 x 125cc). This is the same number of grand prix podium finishes as Christian Sarron; no other French rider has stood on the podium more often than these two riders.

27 - The Red Bull Ring is the 27th circuit to hold a MotoGP race since it replaced the 500cc class as the premier-class of motorcycle grand prix racing in 2002. Austria is the 19th different country to host a MotoGP race.

14 - The rider starting on pole has not won in the Moto3 class for the last fourteen races. The last time a rider starting a Moto3 race from pole won the race was Enea Bastianini at Misano last year.

12 - Joann Zarco’s win in Germany was the 12th time he has stood on the top step of the podium in the Moto2 class. Only two riders have taken more Moto2 wins than Zarco: Marc Marquez (16 Moto2 wins) and Tito Rabat (13 Moto2 wins).

9 years - No Yamaha rider has appeared on the MotoGP podium at the last two races. This is the first time that Yamaha have failed to get a podium finish in back-to-back races for almost nine years, since the final two races of 2007 in Malaysia and Valencia.

2 - Honda riders have taken the top two places in the last two MotoGP races. The last time that Honda riders finished one-two in back-to-back races was at the Grand Prix of the Americas and Argentina in 2014.

1 - With Alex Rins and Sam Lowes both failing to finish in Germany after crashing, the only rider in the Moto2 class who has scored points at every race in the first half of the season is Takaaki Nakagami, who also crashed in Germany but re-started to finish 11th.

0.059 seconds - The Moto2 race winner in Germany, Johann Zarco, crossed the line just 0.059 seconds ahead of second place finisher Jonas Folger - the closest finish in a full-length Moto2 race since the Malaysian Grand Prix in 2010 when Roberto Rolfo crossed the line just 0.04 seconds ahead of Alex de Angelis.

Photo: 2015 Season

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STATISTICS 2016

Official statistics compiled by Dr. Martin Raines

#10 NeroGiardini Motorrad Grand Prix von ÖsterreichAugust 10th

Red Bull Ring - Spielberg

Moto2™ stats and factsAfter crashing at the French Grand Prix and falling 31 points behind the championship leader, Johann Zarco has picked up 95 points in four races, with three wins and a second place finish, to lead the championship classification by 25 points.Alex Rins crashed out of the German Grand Prix on the 27th lap - the first time he has failed to finish a race since the Malaysian GP last year.Sam Lowes failed to finish in Germany after crashing then re-starting and crashing for a second time; this was the first time that he has failed to score points since the San Marino GP last year.After missing the German Grand Prix due to injury, reigning Moto3 World Champion Danny Kent is now scheduled to make his 100th grand prix start at the Austrian Grand Prix.Julian Simon’s third place finish at the German Grand Prix was his first podium for almost four years, since he was 2nd at the final race of 2012 at Valencia. Julian Simon is one of seven riders still competing in the Moto2 class who appeared in the first ever Moto2 race at Qatar in 2010, along with: Mattia Pasini, Tom Luthi, Simone Corsi, Dominique Aegerter, Ratthapark Wilairot and Axel Pons.Mattia Pasini’s fourth place finish in Germany is his best ever result in the Moto2 class and his best result in any class of grand prix racing since he finished second in the 250cc race at Misano in 2009.Two riders in the Moto2 class will be celebrating their birthdays on the day of qualifying in Austria: Jonas Folger will be twenty-three and Mattia Pasini thirty-one.Luca Marini finished sixth at the German Grand Prix, his best result so far in his rookie season in the Moto2 class. Marini will celebrate his 19th birthday two days before practice starts at the Austrian Grand Prix.Jesko Raffin’s eighth place finish at the German Grand Prix is his best grand prix result after he had qualified in his best ever grid position of 19th.

Moto3™ stats and factsChampionship leader Brad Binder will celebrate his 21st birthday on the day before practice starts at the Austrian Grand Prix.Khairul Idham Pawi won the German GP by 11.131 seconds, adding to his victory in Argentina earlier in the season, which was by 26.17 seconds - the two largest margins of victory so far in 2016. In addition to the 50 points Pawi has taken from these two wins he has only added a further four points from 14th place finishes in at Jerez and Le Mans.Andrea Locatelli’s second place finish in Germany was his first time standing on a grand prix podium in what was his 41st GP start in the Moto3 class.The Italian revival continues in the Moto3 class with fourteen podium finishes already for Italian riders in the first half of the season. This is already equal to the number of podiums Italy achieved during the whole of last season, which in itself was the most podiums for Italy in the lightweight-class of grand prix racing since 2005.The sixth place finish for John McPhee in Germany is the best result so far for Peugeot in their first year in grand prix racing.

Photo: 2015 Season

Photo: 2015 Season