18th place for the Stefan Bradl and the Repsol Honda Team as first half of 2022 comes to a close.

Threats of rain continued throughout the day as a full house of fans came through the gates of the TT Circuit Assen. But the threats would stay just that as the entire day’s action was held in dry conditions.

From 18th on the grid, Stefan Bradl made a strong start aboard his Repsol Honda Team RC213V to the 26-lap race and found himself on the edge of the points in the early laps. Keeping the factory Suzuki pair in sight, Bradl protected his position as the race began to unfold and several riders fell up ahead. The majority of the race was spent with Marini, Bradl able to study him and gather more important information of HRC’s engineers. Taking 18th at the line, Bradl leaves the Netherlands content with what he accomplished in Sunday’s rapid race.

Nakagami was able to take 12th place on the LCR Honda machine, the Japanese rider the top Honda finisher on Sunday.

The Repsol Honda Team head into the Summer Break, looking for a positive and productive return to action in Silverstone, August 05-07, after a difficult start to the 2022 season. Silverstone was the scene of Pol Espargaro’s first pole position with the Repsol Honda Team last year, the #44 already working to be fit for the British GP.

This break will give the riders, mechanics and engineers a much-needed chance to rest and recover after the most demanding start to a MotoGP season in history. The primary focus of the Repsol Honda Team is to return ready to fight for the top positions once again.

Stefan Bradl

18th

“It was not a bad race and overall I am happy with what we did. It’s clear that we suffered a lot, the bike at the moment does not have the right balance and we need to keep working on it. I made a good start and I was able to stay with Marini for most of the race which was good for information. This was good to feedback to the engineers. Now we go into the Summer Break but I have another test in Jerez in July, so we will keep working then. We are not going to stop working until we have more improvements.”

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Race Round 11   Assen

TT Assen - Race Results

Dry
Humidity
59%
Track Temp
30°C
Air Temp
22°C
Pos. Rider Num Nation Points Team Constructor Time/Gap
1 Bagnaia Francesco 62 ITA 25 Ducati Lenovo Team Ducati 40'25.205
2 Bezzecchi Marco 73 ITA 20 Mooney VR46 Racing Team Ducati 0.444
3 Vinales Maverick 12 SPA 16 Aprilia Racing Aprilia 1.209
4 Espargaro Aleix 41 SPA 13 Aprilia Racing Aprilia 2.585
5 Binder Brad 33 RSA 11 Red Bull KTM Factory Racing KTM 2.721
6 Miller Jack 43 AUS 10 Ducati Lenovo Team Ducati 3.045
7 Martin Jorge 89 SPA 9 Pramac Racing Ducati 4.340
8 Mir Joan 36 SPA 8 Team Suzuki Ecstar Suzuki 8.185
9 Oliveira Miguel 88 POR 7 Red Bull KTM Factory Racing KTM 8.325
10 Rins Alex 42 SPA 6 Team Suzuki Ecstar Suzuki 8.596
11 Bastianini Enea 23 ITA 5 Team Gresini Racing MotoGP Ducati 9.783
12 Nakagami Takaaki 30 JPN 4 LCR Honda Honda 10.617
13 Zarco Johann 5 FRA 3 Pramac Racing Ducati 14.405
14 Di Giannantonio Fabio 49 ITA 2 Team Gresini Racing MotoGP Ducati 17.681
15 Marquez Alex 73 SPA 1 LCR Honda Honda 25.866
16 Dovizioso Andrea 4 ITA 0 WithU Yamaha RNF MotoGP Team Yamaha 29.711
17 Marini Luca 10 ITA 0 Mooney VR46 Racing Team Ducati 30.296
18 Bradl Stefan 6 GER 0 HRC Test Team Honda 32.225
19 Gardner Remy AUS 0 34.947
20 Savadori Lorenzo 32 ITA 0 Aprilia Racing Test Team Aprilia 35.798
21 Fernandez Raul SPA DNF DNF
22 Quartararo Fabio 20 FRA DNF Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP Yamaha DNF
23 Binder Darryn 40 RSA DNF WithU Yamaha RNF MotoGP Team Yamaha DNF
24 Morbidelli Franco 21 ITA DNF Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP Yamaha DNF
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Rider standings

Pos. Rider Num Nation Points Team Constructor
1 Quartararo Fabio 20 FRA 172 Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP Yamaha
2 Espargaro Aleix 41 SPA 151 Aprilia Racing Aprilia
3 Zarco Johann 5 FRA 114 Pramac Racing Ducati
4 Bagnaia Francesco 62 ITA 106 Ducati Lenovo Team Ducati
5 Bastianini Enea 23 ITA 105 Team Gresini Racing MotoGP Ducati
6 Binder Brad 33 RSA 93 Red Bull KTM Factory Racing KTM
7 Miller Jack 43 AUS 91 Ducati Lenovo Team Ducati
8 Mir Joan 36 SPA 77 Team Suzuki Ecstar Suzuki
9 Rins Alex 42 SPA 75 Team Suzuki Ecstar Suzuki
10 Oliveira Miguel 88 POR 71 Red Bull KTM Factory Racing KTM
11 Martin Jorge 89 SPA 70 Pramac Racing Ducati
12 Vinales Maverick 12 SPA 62 Aprilia Racing Aprilia
13 Marquez Marc 93 SPA 60 Repsol Honda Team Honda
14 Bezzecchi Marco 73 ITA 55 Mooney VR46 Racing Team Ducati
15 Marini Luca 10 ITA 52 Mooney VR46 Racing Team Ducati
16 Nakagami Takaaki 30 JPN 42 LCR Honda Honda
17 Espargaro Pol 44 SPA 40 Repsol Honda Team Honda
18 Marquez Alex 73 SPA 27 LCR Honda Honda
19 Morbidelli Franco 21 ITA 25 Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP Yamaha
20 Di Giannantonio Fabio 49 ITA 18 Team Gresini Racing MotoGP Ducati
21 Binder Darryn 40 RSA 10 WithU Yamaha RNF MotoGP Team Yamaha
22 Dovizioso Andrea 4 ITA 10 WithU Yamaha RNF MotoGP Team Yamaha
23 Gardner Remy AUS 9
24 Fernandez Raul SPA 5
25 Pirro Michele ITA 0
26 Bradl Stefan 6 GER 0 HRC Test Team Honda
27 Savadori Lorenzo 32 ITA 0 Aprilia Racing Test Team Aprilia
Location Information

Assen is the only venue to have held a round of the Motorcycle World Championship every year since its creation in 1949. The circuit was purpose built for the Dutch TT in 1955, with previous events having been held on public roads. The track is narrow, with rapid changes in… read more.

Length 4.542 kilometres / 2.822 miles
Width 14 metres
Left corners 6
Right corners 12
Longest straight 0.487 kilometres / 0.303 miles
Constructed 1955
Modified 2012

TT Circuit Assen, De Haar, Assen, The Netherlands - View in Google Maps

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Records

Pole Position 1m 30.540s (180.5km/h) Francesco Bagnaia (Ducati, 2024)
Race Lap 1m 31.866s (177.9km/h) Francesco Bagnaia (Ducati, 2024)
Race Time 40m 07.214s (176.6km/h) Francesco Bagnaia (Ducati, 2024)
2024 Race Winner Francesco Bagnaia (Ducati)
2024 Sprint Winner Francesco Bagnaia (Ducati)