MotoGp Jerez Report Cards, Most Beautiful Bagnaia (10) and Bezzecchi Stand-in (5), 4 points host

I’m sorry Super Bagnaia, in Jerez de la Frontera Very strong mute conquers, ah Take back the World Cup lead. A success hard to predict given how the Spain game away from home started. The Ducati rider kept the very fast Austrian bikes at bayOr a victory that remains three of the best of his MotoGP career so far. Marco Bezzecchi must give up the lead in the standingsQuartararo continues to struggle with thousands of technical difficulties, Aprilias misses a chance with Aleix Espargarò off the podium and finishes on the podium, in the company of the amazing Pedrosa.

wet 10

One of the most beautiful victories of the Piedmontese, who restored the previous double zero (Argentina And United States of America), corrected a The weekend started badly And returns him the head of the championship, after a rustic duel with Bender.

binder 9

Second place may come close to it, ha He won the sprint race on Saturday And made you sweat to the last meter of the Grand Prix in Bagnaya. the KTM (Class 8) They fly, but the South African team that has grown up among their ranks is tough to break through, and hardly misses good chances.

Petersa 7

A brilliant comeback that impressed the Jerez crowd before the start and the whole circuit. Resigned in 2018among the latest phenomena of his generation with whom he lived up to his glamor for the weekend.

Miller 7

He’s twice lost confrontations with his team mate, but if his bike shines in the Jerez sun, it’s also thanks to him. Sadik commented for overtaking Bagnaia, which cost his former teammate a penalty, which he himself considered excessive.

Alex Espargari 6

He did not take first place either on Saturday in the sprint race or on Sunday in the Grand Prix, finishing in both cases from the podium.

Quartararo 5

Conditioned by Yamaha falling short of his expectations, he shows clear signs of nervousness, as on track as he is in his pronouncements.

Bezeki 5

Innocent in a double crash on Saturday and Sunday, he also had to give up his best bike, which was damaged in the crash at first, but the weekend started uphill anyway. double what was seen in the first races; He slid one lap from the end and had to hand the championship lead to Bagnaia.

Referees panel 4

They are the ones who impose penalties on pilots. There are three rulers at the head Freddie Spencer, the legend of the eighties, a name that should guarantee objectivity and uniform judgments, but the penalties distributed in MotoGP even to minor contacts aroused bewilderment and resentment throughout the circuit. The gear change is definitely inspired by greater safety standards – There were no accidents in the first races – but without the necessary criteria for objectivity, there is only a risk of causing confusion.