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Round 12 of 18 Aftermath

Czech Grand Prix 2012

CREDITAS Autodrom Brno Czechia

5.403 m · since 1930
24.08 – 26.08.2012
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 Team42:51.57025
2Jorge LorenzoYamahaYamaha Factory Racing+0.17820
3Cal CrutchlowYamahaMonster Yamaha Tech 3+12.34316
4Andrea DoviziosoYamahaMonster Yamaha Tech 3+18.59113
5Stefan BradlHondaLCR Honda MotoGP+25.58211
6Alvaro BautistaHondaSan Carlo Honda Gresini+29.45110
7Valentino RossiDucatiDucati Team+34.5149
8Randy De PunietARTPower Electronics Aspar+64.2858
9Karel AbrahamDucatiCardion AB Motoracing+68.2787
10Aleix EspargaroARTPower Electronics Aspar+69.9726
11Toni EliasDucatiPramac Racing Team+70.0035
12Yonny HernandezBQRAvintia Blusens+84.0404
13Colin EdwardsSuterNGM Mobile Forward Racing+87.8983
14Michele PirroFTRSan Carlo Honda Gresini+96.1652
15James EllisonARTPaul Bird Motorsport+100.5651
16Mattia PasiniARTSpeed Master+101.2260
17Danilo PetrucciIodaCame IodaRacing Project+0.0000
DNFBen SpiesYamahaYamaha Factory RacingRetired0
DNFIvan SilvaBQRAvintia BlusensRetired0

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.

The race in numbers

Race

14
Overtakes
1
Lead changes
2 leaders
11/22
Laps led by the winner
Daniel Pedrosa
0.178 s
Closest finish

Comeback of the day: Alvaro Bautista, from P8 to P6.

Longest battle: Daniel Pedrosa vs Jorge Lorenzo (22 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.

Race weather

C25
20.2 °C
Air
max 20.2 °C
55%
Humidity
Dry
Rain
14 km/h
Wind
gusts 34 km/h

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

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 · OguraS2 · M. MarquezS3 · M. MarquezS4 · M. Marquez

Finish line (approximate) S1 S2 S3 S4 · 5,401 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.

81/100
Position index
40%
Pole wins
60%
Front row on the podium
0.78
Grid ↔ result

When two teammates disagree between pace and grid, pace wins 100% of the time (between 44% and 100%; 3 cases).

Descriptive, over 5 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

2011 edition

13
Overtakes
1
Lead changes
2 leaders
20/22
Laps led by the winner
Casey Stoner
6.532 s
Closest finish

Comeback of the day: Andrea Dovizioso, from P7 to P2.

Longest battle: Colin Edwards vs Nicky Hayden (18 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.

Winners here

  • 2026Marc MarquezDucati
  • 2025Marc MarquezDucati
  • 2020Brad BinderKTM
  • 2019Marc MarquezHonda
  • 2018Andrea DoviziosoDucati
  • 2017Marc MarquezHonda
  • 2016Cal CrutchlowHonda
  • 2015Jorge LorenzoYamaha

Attrition here

Average here 16% · global 19%
YearDNFs%
20263/2015%
20253/2114%
20203/2114%
20193/2313%
20185/2520%
20173/2313%