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Round 8 of 18 Aftermath

German Grand Prix 2010

Sachsenring Germany

3.671 m · 30 laps · since 1998
16.07 – 18.07.2010
Aftermath

What happened

The official result against what we predicted, race craft by phase and the start.

Race result

Pos.RiderBikeTeamTime / gapPoints
1Daniel PedrosaHondaRepsol Honda Team28:50.47625
2Jorge LorenzoYamahaFiat Yamaha Team+3.35520
3Casey StonerDucatiDucati Team+5.25716
4Valentino RossiYamahaFiat Yamaha Team+5.62313
5Andrea DoviziosoHondaRepsol Honda Team+17.15811
6Marco SimoncelliHondaSan Carlo Honda Gresini+17.75710
7Nicky HaydenDucatiDucati Team+17.9359
8Ben SpiesYamahaMonster Yamaha Tech 3+20.9578
9Hector BarberaDucatiPaginas Amarillas Aspar+22.0007
10Marco MelandriHondaSan Carlo Honda Gresini+35.2176
11Loris CapirossiSuzukiRizla Suzuki MotoGP+45.0425
12Alex De AngelisHondaInterwetten Honda MotoGP+45.2044
DNFMika KallioDucatiPramac Racing TeamRetired0

Sprint result

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Forecast vs reality

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Lap-by-lap positions: race

Position crossing the line on each lap. The top six are in colour; the rest can be switched on in the legend. When a rider retires, their line ends.

Lap-by-lap positions: sprint

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Race pace

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The race in numbers

Race

25
Overtakes
2
Lead changes
2 leaders
13/21
Laps led by the winner
Daniel Pedrosa
3.355 s
Closest finish

Comeback of the day: Nicky Hayden, from P15 to P7.

Longest battle: Loris Capirossi vs Roger Lee Hayden (21 laps).

Overtakes are counted at the finish line: moves undone within the same lap are not seen. It is a measure of movement, not an official statistic.

Incidents

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The tyre gamble

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Race weather

C25
20.4 °C
Air
max 20.8 °C
49%
Humidity
Dry
Rain
10 km/h
Wind
gusts 30 km/h

Open-Meteo data at the circuit location during the race; not the track temperature.

Race weekend

As it happens

Live timing, the grid as it forms and who wins the run to turn one.

The weekend, session by session

FP1 · 16.07
Pos.RiderBest lapGapLapsTop km/h
1Daniel Pedrosa01:22.521—31280.1
2Casey Stoner01:22.795+0.27428278.9
3Nicky Hayden01:22.983+0.46228276.6
4Ben Spies01:23.189+0.66834273.6
5Marco Simoncelli01:23.204+0.68329275.0
6Jorge Lorenzo01:23.224+0.70330277.0
7Valentino Rossi01:23.244+0.72329274.7
8Randy De Puniet01:23.260+0.73930275.8
9Marco Melandri01:23.290+0.76926279.0
10Andrea Dovizioso01:23.400+0.87924277.8
11Mika Kallio01:23.422+0.90129276.9
12Aleix Espargaro01:23.430+0.90925270.7
13Colin Edwards01:23.440+0.91931272.9
14Loris Capirossi01:23.589+1.06826277.6
15Hector Barbera01:23.599+1.07831276.2
16Alvaro Bautista01:24.020+1.49930276.8
17Alex De Angelis01:24.101+1.58029277.3
FP2 · 17.07
Pos.RiderBest lapGapLapsTop km/h
1Jorge Lorenzo01:22.253—29279.9
2Casey Stoner01:22.393+0.14021280.2
3Valentino Rossi01:22.686+0.43326275.2
4Daniel Pedrosa01:22.753+0.50029282.9
5Randy De Puniet01:22.859+0.60620276.8
6Andrea Dovizioso01:22.988+0.73528280.3
7Ben Spies01:23.062+0.80927275.0
8Nicky Hayden01:23.202+0.94925276.4
9Hector Barbera01:23.262+1.00923281.3
10Marco Simoncelli01:23.392+1.13921274.6
11Colin Edwards01:23.395+1.14223273.8
12Mika Kallio01:23.674+1.42128278.9
13Alvaro Bautista01:23.703+1.45030277.3
14Aleix Espargaro01:23.709+1.45624272.4
15Marco Melandri01:23.751+1.49824280.0
16Alex De Angelis01:23.839+1.58623276.5
17Loris Capirossi01:23.844+1.59124277.0
Qualifying · 17.07
Pos.RiderBest lapGapLapsTop km/h
1Jorge Lorenzo01:21.817—36279.8
2Casey Stoner01:21.841+0.02430279.7
3Daniel Pedrosa01:21.948+0.13137282.6
4Andrea Dovizioso01:22.263+0.44635280.7
5Valentino Rossi01:22.395+0.57833274.7
6Hector Barbera01:22.454+0.63732279.3
7Randy De Puniet01:22.610+0.79320277.4
8Marco Simoncelli01:22.624+0.80732276.7
9Aleix Espargaro01:22.910+1.09332274.2
10Marco Melandri01:22.917+1.10034281.4
11Mika Kallio01:22.961+1.14432278.2
12Colin Edwards01:23.026+1.20932274.9
13Ben Spies01:23.028+1.21135274.6
14Loris Capirossi01:23.040+1.22332277.4
15Nicky Hayden01:23.090+1.27332278.6
16Alvaro Bautista01:23.193+1.37634279.1
17Alex De Angelis01:23.515+1.69828278.1
Warm Up · 18.07
Pos.RiderBest lapGapLapsTop km/h
1Andrea Dovizioso01:31.638—13270.8
2Casey Stoner01:31.888+0.25010270.9
3Jorge Lorenzo01:32.041+0.40312272.2
4Daniel Pedrosa01:32.403+0.76512259.2
5Nicky Hayden01:32.561+0.92312263.7
6Marco Melandri01:32.631+0.99313271.2
7Randy De Puniet01:32.986+1.34811266.1
8Hector Barbera01:33.129+1.49112268.6
9Valentino Rossi01:33.441+1.80311266.1
10Mika Kallio01:33.496+1.85812263.9
11Marco Simoncelli01:33.563+1.92512266.2
12Loris Capirossi01:33.633+1.99512263.5
13Alvaro Bautista01:33.668+2.03012266.7
14Colin Edwards01:34.004+2.36611252.5
15Alex De Angelis01:34.098+2.46012254.5
16Aleix Espargaro01:34.906+3.26810256.1
17Ben Spies01:37.791+6.15312264.1
Race (RAC2) · 18.07
Pos.RiderTime / gapPointsLaps
1Daniel Pedrosa28:50.4762521
2Jorge Lorenzo+3.3552021
3Casey Stoner+5.2571621
4Valentino Rossi+5.6231321
5Andrea Dovizioso+17.1581121
6Marco Simoncelli+17.7571021
7Nicky Hayden+17.935921
8Ben Spies+20.957821
9Hector Barbera+22.000721
10Marco Melandri+35.217621
11Loris Capirossi+45.042521
12Alex De Angelis+45.204421
RetiredMika Kallio00

Official classification of each session (Dorna). Best lap and the tyres used on it: official FIM PDFs. Long-run pace: median of the clean laps in long runs (5 flying laps or more); blank if the rider did none. Every rider runs their own programme and fuel load, so long-run pace only compares within the same session.

Long-run pace in practice

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Who will make it to Q2

C21a
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Pole and front row

C21
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Grid penalties

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Sprint forecast

C13s

Win and podium chances in Saturday’s sprint, based on the grid.

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Race forecast

C13

Win, podium and top-10 probabilities with an 80% range.

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What the sprint changed

C13b

Who rises and who drops in the race forecast after the sprint.

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Sprint pace

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Preview

Before the race

What to expect this weekend: race and qualifying outlook, the weight of the grid and the weather.

Who rules each sector

C6
S1 · AcostaS2 · M. MarquezS3 · MartinS4 · Oliveira

Finish line S1 S2 S3 S4 · 3,649 m per lap

Approximate sectors: estimated from the time spent in each sector (typical error 5 to 10% of a lap) until we have the official split points.

© OpenStreetMap contributors

Fastest per sector: 2018–2026

Median gap to the fastest rider in each sector within each session, across all seasons at this circuit; active riders only. The name on the layout is the sector leader. Sector split points on the map are approximate.

A track for grid position, or an open one?

C15

A grid-position track: the grid rules here and it is very hard to come back.

95/100
Position index
50%
Pole wins
38%
Front row on the podium
0.82
Grid ↔ result

When two teammates disagree between pace and grid, pace wins 13% of the time (between 2% and 47%; 8 cases).

Descriptive, over 8 races (2018–2026). 100 = the track where the grid matters most; 0 = the most open. Within a team, practice pace tells who will finish ahead 7 times in 10, but when the faster teammate qualifies behind, they finish behind 6 times in 10: grid position weighs more than pace.

The last race here in numbers

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Race pace at the last edition

C1
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Winners here

  • 2026Marc MarquezDucati
  • 2025Marc MarquezDucati
  • 2024Francesco BagnaiaDucati
  • 2023Jorge MartinDucati
  • 2022Fabio QuartararoYamaha
  • 2021Marc MarquezHonda
  • 2019Marc MarquezHonda
  • 2018Marc MarquezHonda

Attrition here

Average here 16% · global 19%
YearDNFs%
20265/2025%
20258/1844%
20242/229%
20232/1911%
20227/2330%
20213/2214%

Tyres at the last edition

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