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Round 2 of 20 Aftermath

Indonesian Grand Prix 2022

Pertamina Mandalika Circuit Indonesia

4.313 m · 27 laps · since 2022
18.03 – 20.03.2022
Aftermath

What happened

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

Race result

Pos.RiderBikeTeamTime / gapPoints
1Miguel OliveiraKTMRed Bull KTM Factory Racing33:27.22325
2Fabio QuartararoYamahaMonster Energy Yamaha MotoGP+2.20520
3Johann ZarcoDucatiPramac Racing+3.15816
4Jack MillerDucatiDucati Lenovo Team+5.66313
5Alex RinsSuzukiTeam SUZUKI ECSTAR+7.04411
6Joan MirSuzukiTeam SUZUKI ECSTAR+7.83210
7Franco MorbidelliYamahaMonster Energy Yamaha MotoGP+21.1159
8Brad BinderKTMRed Bull KTM Factory Racing+32.4138
9Aleix EspargaroApriliaAprilia Racing+32.5867
10Darryn BinderYamahaWithU Yamaha RNF MotoGP Team+32.9016
11Enea BastianiniDucatiGresini Racing MotoGP+33.1165
12Pol EspargaroHondaRepsol Honda Team+33.5994
13Alex MarquezHondaLCR Honda CASTROL+33.7353
14Luca MariniDucatiMooney VR46 Racing Team+34.9912
15Francesco BagnaiaDucatiDucati Lenovo Team+35.7631
16Maverick ViñalesApriliaAprilia Racing+37.3970
17Raul FernandezKTMTech3 KTM Factory Racing+41.9750
18Fabio Di GiannantonioDucatiGresini Racing MotoGP+47.9150
19Takaaki NakagamiHondaLCR Honda IDEMITSU+49.4710
20Marco BezzecchiDucatiMooney VR46 Racing Team+49.4730
21Remy GardnerKTMTech3 KTM Factory Racing+55.9640
DNFAndrea DoviziosoYamahaWithU Yamaha RNF MotoGP TeamRetired0
DNFJorge MartinDucatiPramac RacingRetired0

Forecast vs reality

C14
ForecastFavouriteWinnerOrder (model / grid)Position error (model / calibrated grid)
Race (after the grid)Fabio Quartararo · 32%Miguel Oliveira · 4% · from P70.61 / 0.614.0 / 4.0

Error: average positions off, compared with the calibrated grid (the grid turned into expected positions with a simple regression, no model). If the model does not beat it, its edge over the raw grid is only calibration.

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

83
Overtakes
2
Lead changes
2 leaders
17/20
Laps led by the winner
Miguel Oliveira
2.205 s
Closest finish

Comeback of the day: Darryn Binder, from P22 to P10.

Longest battle: Brad Binder vs Luca Marini (12 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

SessionTimeRiderWhatDetail
Race16:27:56Jorge MartinCrashcrashed out - Rider OK
Race16:28:05Andrea DoviziosoTechnical problemstopped with technical issue
RaceSanctionFIM MotoGP Stewards grid penalty for rider #21

Official race direction log (Session.pdf). Times are local circuit time.

The tyre gamble

RearShareRel. paceDeg. s/lapWinsPodiumsAvg. pos.
Wet-Medium100%+1.44%−0.1441311.0

Rear compound in the race. Pace is relative to the best of the session; degradation includes fuel and traffic, so only compare within the same race.

Race weather

C25
27.0 °C
Air
max 27.1 °C
88%
Humidity
Dry
Rain
7 km/h
Wind
gusts 16 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.

Grid penalties

SessionRiderQualifiedStartsΔReason
RaceMarc Marquez15——absent del Grid.pdf (pit lane / no surt)
RaceFranco Morbidelli1214+2FIM MotoGP Stewards grid penalty for rider #21

Race forecast

C13

Forecast based on the starting grid.

RiderGridWinPodiumTop 5Top 10P(DNF)Final
Fabio Quartararo132%61%75%84%14%2
Jorge Martin218%44%58%69%29%—
Johann Zarco315%46%65%80%17%3
Brad Binder413%40%61%81%16%8
Enea Bastianini57%30%54%78%17%11
Francesco Bagnaia64%20%38%64%30%15
Miguel Oliveira74%17%36%71%20%1
Alex Rins83%13%29%66%21%5
Jack Miller92%9%21%59%26%4
Aleix Espargaro101%6%16%53%26%9
Fabio Di Giannantonio111%5%14%55%16%18
Luca Marini121%4%12%58%5%14
Marco Bezzecchi130%2%6%35%31%20
Franco Morbidelli140%1%5%37%16%7
Pol Espargaro150%1%4%29%19%12
Andrea Dovizioso160%0%2%26%12%—
Joan Mir170%1%2%17%16%6
Alex Marquez180%0%1%10%26%13
Maverick Viñales190%0%1%10%11%16
Raul Fernandez200%0%0%6%16%17
Remy Gardner210%0%0%5%16%21
Darryn Binder220%0%0%3%16%10
Takaaki Nakagami230%0%0%2%14%19
Marc Marquez240%0%0%2%15%—
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 · BagnaiaS2 · A. EspargaroS3 · MorbidelliS4 · Quartararo

Finish line S1 S2 S3 S4 · 4,313 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: 2022

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

In between: the grid matters, but there is room to come back.

38/100
Position index
25%
Pole wins
50%
Front row on the podium
0.65
Grid ↔ result

When two teammates disagree between pace and grid, pace wins 25% of the time (between 5% and 70%; 4 cases).

Descriptive, over 4 races (2022–2025). 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.

Winners here

  • 2025Fermin AldeguerDucati
  • 2024Jorge MartinDucati
  • 2023Francesco BagnaiaDucati
  • 2022Miguel OliveiraKTM

Attrition here

Average here 27% · global 19%
YearDNFs%
20255/1926%
20249/2143%
20237/2133%
20222/239%