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MotoGP World Championship

2011 season

Championship

The title fight

Standings

After round 17

#RiderPointsGapWinsPodiums
1Casey Stoner350—1016
2Jorge Lorenzo260−90310
3Andrea Dovizioso228−12207
4Daniel Pedrosa219−13139
5Ben Spies176−17414
6Marco Simoncelli139−21102
7Valentino Rossi139−21101
8Nicky Hayden132−21801
9Colin Edwards109−24101
10Hiroshi Aoyama98−25200
11Hector Barbera82−26800
12Cal Crutchlow70−28000
13Alvaro Bautista67−28300
14Karel Abraham64−28600
15Toni Elias61−28900
16Randy De Puniet49−30100
17Loris Capirossi43−30700
18Katsuyuki Nakasuga10−34000
19Josh Hayes9−34100
20Kousuke Akiyoshi7−34300
21John Hopkins6−34400
22Shinichi Ito3−34700
23Sylvain Guintoli0−35000
24Damian Cudlin0−35000
25Ben Bostrom0−35000
Season

Calendar and winners

Calendar

How predictable the year is

0.79
Grid ↔ result
historical avg. 0.78
41%
Pole wins
historical avg. 38%
4
Different winners
historical avg. 5.9
19%
Retirements
historical avg. 19%

Over 17 races this season. The higher the grid ↔ result correlation, the more predictable the year.

Grid

Teams, injuries and brands

Teammates

TeamTeammatesRaceSprintGridPoints
Repsol Honda TeamCasey Stoner – Andrea Dovizioso15–20–018–0350–228
Yamaha Factory RacingJorge Lorenzo – Ben Spies12–20–012–4260–176
Ducati TeamValentino Rossi – Nicky Hayden10–60–09–9139–132
San Carlo Honda GresiniMarco Simoncelli – Hiroshi Aoyama10–60–017–0139–98
Monster Yamaha Tech 3Colin Edwards – Cal Crutchlow11–30–010–7109–70
Pramac Racing TeamRandy De Puniet – Loris Capirossi6–40–012–349–43

Who finishes ahead in the races both started; a retirement loses to a classified finish. With fewer than 8 races together it is only indicative.