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MotoGP World Championship

2012 season

Championship

The title fight

Standings

After round 18

#RiderPointsGapWinsPodiums
1Jorge Lorenzo350—616
2Daniel Pedrosa332−18715
3Casey Stoner254−96510
4Andrea Dovizioso218−13206
5Alvaro Bautista178−17202
6Valentino Rossi163−18702
7Cal Crutchlow151−19902
8Stefan Bradl135−21500
9Nicky Hayden122−22800
10Ben Spies88−26200
11Hector Barbera83−26700
12Aleix Espargaro74−27600
13Randy De Puniet62−28800
14Karel Abraham59−29100
15Michele Pirro43−30700
16James Ellison35−31500
17Yonny Hernandez28−32200
18Katsuyuki Nakasuga27−32301
19Danilo Petrucci27−32300
20Colin Edwards27−32300
21Jonathan Rea17−33300
22Mattia Pasini13−33700
23Ivan Silva12−33800
24Toni Elias10−34000
25Hiroshi Aoyama3−34700
26Steve Rapp2−34800
27David Salom1−34900
28Franco Battaini0−35000
29Chris Vermeulen0−35000
30Claudio Corti0−35000
31Roberto Rolfo0−35000
32Aaron Yates0−35000
Season

Calendar and winners

Calendar

How predictable the year is

0.84
Grid ↔ result
historical avg. 0.78
33%
Pole wins
historical avg. 39%
3
Different winners
historical avg. 6.0
21%
Retirements
historical avg. 19%

Over 18 races this season. The higher the grid ↔ result correlation, the more predictable the year.

Grid

Teams, injuries and brands

Teammates

TeamTeammatesRaceSprintGridPoints
Repsol Honda TeamDaniel Pedrosa – Casey Stoner8–70–07–8332–254
Yamaha Factory RacingJorge Lorenzo – Ben Spies15–10–014–2350–88
Monster Yamaha Tech 3Andrea Dovizioso – Cal Crutchlow13–50–04–14218–151
Ducati TeamValentino Rossi – Nicky Hayden10–60–07–10163–122
San Carlo Honda GresiniAlvaro Bautista – Michele Pirro17–10–017–1178–43
Power Electronics AsparAleix Espargaro – Randy De Puniet12–60–08–1074–62
Avintia BlusensYonny Hernandez – Ivan Silva8–30–013–128–12

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.