The MotoGP World Championship has concluded another round, and Pecco Bagnaia had the best possible outcome, taking home the maximum points in Spielberg and retaking the lead in the overall standings.
Bagnaia led the championship this past weekend with 37 points, having won both of the races that were staged. With two second-place results, Jorge Martín gave up first place to his opponent, scoring eight points less than him.
Enea Bastianini maintained his third place and closed the gap with Marc Márquez: he scored 22 points in Austria compared to the Spaniard’s 13 points, meaning that the margin is now exactly 22 points.
Brad Binder has overtaken Pedro Acosta to become KTM’s best man, with 128 points overall against Acosta’s 125, who “only” scored three. Maverick Viñales is still in fifth place despite scoring less than his teammate Aleix Espargaró, who scored 14 points, by 9 points.
Top 10 in the MotoGP:
1. 275 points for Pecco Bagnaia
2. 270 Jorge Martín
3. 214-Enea Bastianini
4. 192-Marc Márquez
5. Maverick Viñales,
6.Brad Binder, 128;
7.139 Pedro Acosta, (125)
8.113; for Aleix Espargaró;
9.104 for Fabio Di Giannantonio; and
10. for Alex Márquez, (98).
