Ducati might not have had an ideal weekend on the Portuguese MotoGP, however nonetheless, it managed to consolidate its lead in each the Constructors’ and Groups’ Championships.
In the intervening time, the producer from Borgo Panigale has 71 factors, in comparison with KTM’s 50, which stays in second place. Aprilia is third, trailing by 36 factors from the highest, whereas the Japanese producers proceed to lag behind: Yamaha is fourth, trailing Ducati by 56 factors, and Honda is fifth, being the one constructor that has not but scored a minimum of ten factors.
Among the many groups, the Ducati Lenovo Crew has already amassed 76 factors, regardless of Francesco Bagnaia’s retirement in Portimão. Though the Prima Pramac workforce scored extra, Ducati managed to increase its lead on the high from 15 to 16 factors: it’s because KTM, its foremost pursuer, dropped to 3rd place with 58 factors amassed.
Aprilia and Gresini full the highest 5. The Monster Power Yamaha workforce is in eighth place with 18 factors, ten greater than Trackhouse Racing, which follows behind. Within the final two positions are the Honda groups – Repsol Honda in tenth and LCR Honda in eleventh, each with seven factors (one lower than Trackhouse Racing).
It’s price noting that Jorge Martín (Prima Pramac/Ducati) is the chief of the Riders’ World Championship. The Spaniard, winner in Portugal, has 60 factors, 18 greater than Brad Binder (Crimson Bull KTM), who’s in second place. The champion of the final two years, Bagnaia, is third, trailing by 23 factors from the lead.
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