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Aleix Espargaro (212 points) is still in contention for third in the Championship, along with Enea Bastianini (211).

Luca Marini – P11

“A real shame, a bad qualifying and a bad position on the grid. I felt good on the bike, I thought I had done two good laps, not at the level of the very first ones, instead the gap is bigger than expected. I was curious to understand and immediately stopped at the garage to check the data. I’m very strong in braking but I lose in the exit of the corner. We have to work to have more grip on the rear and manage this aspect better. In FP4, on the other hand, we didn’t go badly, it means that tomorrow we can recover, even if it won’t be easy, and have fun.”

Joan Mir – P12

“Overall, we’ve made a big step today compared with yesterday, and we were able to go directly to Q2 – which is really important. Then, in FP4, I think I still have a small margin to continue improving a couple of tenths, but the good thing is that I feel a lot better than yesterday. We’re not really in the position that we want; I hoped to go faster on my second exit in Q2, but the feeling wasn’t bad and my early laps were pretty competitive. But we’ll try to start well tomorrow and set a good pace.”

Joan Mir

Enea Bastianini – P13

“We made some steps forward in FP4, but the crashed affected our confidence to some degree. Our race pace isn’t too bed and we still can make some further adjustments to the set-up during warmup. The goal of finishing the season in the top three is still alive.”

Miguel Oliveira – P14

“I was disappointed today. When you do FP4 with some of the best race pace out there and then come up short in Q1 it is always frustrating but this season has been a bit like that. Anyway, I’m looking forward to the race and our last one tomorrow.”

Miguel Oliveira

Álex Márquez – P15

“Last qualy of the season and it went quite well I would say, P15. We are in a not bad position to start and to try to make a good race. We had a really good rhythm in FP4, so we will try to enjoy tomorrow. I also enjoyed today on the bike, we did a good job and need to keep going like this and enjoy tomorrow with the team in an emotional last race.”

Álex Márquez

Franco Morbidelli – P16

“I’m frustrated because I missed the Q2 by 0.048s this morning. This afternoon I was caught out by the different conditions. I couldn’t cope with that, and I didn’t have the speed this afternoon. If I had entered Q2 in the morning, I’m pretty sure we could have done something about it tomorrow. If I would have started from, let’s say, 12th or 10th position, it’s different than starting from P16. But, anyway, we can still make a step for tomorrow.”

Franco Morbidelli

Cal Crutchlow – P17

“I felt okay, we had a different tyre strategy and the rear wings also which I already tested before and know what they do. It was just not the right time to test because the track conditions and the temperature was not great. I was just a bit concern having no weight on the front wheel at that time in the morning when the sun is low. But overall I felt good today, especially in FP4, probably not consistently fast enough, but it felt more okay with the bike and I think we can get some speed for tomorrow and have a good race.”

Marco Bezzecchi – P18

“A really complicated day: this morning I immediately crashed, it was a big big crash and even in the second run I wasn’t able to make the steps forward I was hoping for. In FP4 I was better on the pace for the race, while in Q1 I was unable to go beyond the eighth place. Tomorrow will not be easy, but we will try.”

Fabio DiGiannantonio – P19

“Another difficult day. We made a small step forward time attack wise, but we were hoping for something more. It’s the last race of the year and we’d like to honour it with a top-15 finish, which is not that far. We still have some decisions to make before the race and we hope the warmup will be an enlightening one.”

Remy Gardner – P20

“We did our fastest lap of the weekend in qualifying today, it was not a bad one but we are still a bit too far. I would like to be able to finish the race tomorrow and be in the points but the track is difficult, tight and you can make mistakes easily. We will see what we can do.”

Remy Gardner

Takaaki Nakagami – P21

“I’m getting better session by session and am able to adapt my speed. I’m improving my riding and am quite happy with how we’ve progressed today, my lap time is getting closer and closer to the top 10. In qualifying I was expecting to be a few tenths faster than I was, but here a qualifying lap and race pace are a different story. Tomorrow’s race is 27 laps and it’s going to be very long and tough, but I’ll try my best. It’s the last round of the season, so I’ll try my best for the team, they’ve done a really great job this weekend. We’ll push until the end  and hopefully we can finish in a high position.”

Pol Espargaro – P22

“Of course today did not go to plan. I mean, in Free Practice 4 I was fourth, the pace was good and I was riding well. But in FP3 and Q1 I couldn’t get the lap, the crash in Q1 really ended our hopes. It’s going to be a long and tough race and it will be really difficult to do anything from that far back on the grid. Valencia is a circuit I like a lot and it’s the last one of the year, so why not go for it? I want to do a good result for me and for the guys here who have kept working all year long for me – no matter what.”

Pol Espargaro

Raul Fernandez – P23

“The crash I had this morning in FP3 was a typical one here in Valencia to be honest, in turn 10, and it was not a bad crash itself. But when I crashed, I rolled a lot in the graveland I stayed for a few seconds on the floor before being able to get up. I felt dizzy afterwards, so I was taken to the medical centre and then to the hospital to do a full check up. Everything was good, and I came back to the circuit for qualifying 1. We will see how we feel tomorrow for the race, but I want to give my best for my final race with KTM. I would like to thank my team and especially my mechanics, because I destroyed the bike and I had a new one ready for my Q1, so thank you! I want to do a good race for them too tomorrow.”

Raul Fernandez

Darryn Binder – P24

“This has been another very difficult day here in Valencia. The track conditions this morning have been tricky with the air and track temperature being quite a bit cooler than yesterday. It had warmed up nicely this afternoon and there was a lot less wind than yesterday, but it’s been really difficult for me. Unfortunately, I had two crashes today, which really didn’t help my confidence going into the QP. I obviously went out and just tried to get some laps under my belt trying to regain some confidence. I need to reset, start over tomorrow and try again.”

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MotoGP Qualifying Report

On pole it’s Jorge Martin (Prima Pramac Racing) followed by Marc Marquez (Repsol Honda Team) and Jack Miller (Ducati Lenovo Team) to make some interesting front row dynamics, while Fabio Quartararo (Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP) pushed as hard has he could – and then some – to earn P4 on the grid at the Circuit Ricardo Tormo.

Valencia MotoGP Qualifying Results 2022
1 Jorge Martin (Prima Pramac Racing) – Ducati – 1’29.621
2 Marc Marquez (Repsol Honda Team) – Honda – +0.205
3 Jack Miller (Ducati Lenovo Team) – Ducati – +0.213

Importantly for Yamaha’s title contender, he will start a full row ahead of World Championship leader Francesco Bagnaia (Ducati Lenovo Team), who qualified eighth – with everything still very much possible in this title fight…

As was the case a fortnight ago in Malaysia, Martin was on the pace immediately in Q2, setting a 1:29.621 which would still be fastest at the end of the first runs. Miller was second on a 1:29.834 and Quartararo fourth on a 1:30.135, while Bagnaia was back to pitlane after a single 1:30.766 which left him 11th when the track went quiet.

Miller’s hopes of one last pole for Ducati then disappeared when he crashed at Turn 2, while an under-the-weather Marc Marquez jumped from ninth to P2 when he fired in a 1:30.049. Bagnaia then moved to sixth, ahead of Quartararo, before ‘El Diablo’ leapfrogged his title rival by clocking a 1:30.027.

There were more yellow flags when Johann Zarco (Prima Pramac Racing) had a spill at Turn 6, while Bagnaia toured the run-off at Turn 8. Quartararo was still on a hot lap and, fortunately for him, it was unaffected as he sought to elevate himself further up the grid. He did indeed move up two spots more to fourth with a 1:29.900 before running into the Turn 2 gravel trap on his final lap of the session – although that was in fact a moot point with replays showing FQ20 also running onto the green at Turn 1 beforehand.

Martin had no improvement during his second run but still bagged pole, ahead of Marc Marquez and Miller, who kept his berth on the front row despite the tumble. Quartararo heads up Row 2, next to Q1 graduate Alex Rins (Team Suzuki Ecstar) and the pace-setter in that earlier qualifying session, Maverick Viñales (Aprilia Racing). Brad Binder (Red Bull KTM Factory Racing) was classified seventh, ahead of Bagnaia, Zarco, Aleix Espargaro (Aprilia Racing), Luca Marini (Mooney VR46 Racing Team), and Joan Mir (Team Suzuki Ecstar).

Enea Bastianini (Gresini Racing MotoGP) had moved into second place in Q1 with a 1:30.193 but Rins hit back and then Bastianini’s chances of advancing to Q2 were dashed when he crashed at Turn 2 – rider okay. ‘La Bestia’ is set to start 13th and Miguel Oliveira (Red Bull KTM Factory Racing), who topped FP4 and then threatened to upstage both Viñales and Rins late in Q1, from 14th.

MotoGP Race Day Stats Update

Jorge Martin has qualified on pole position for the ninth time in MotoGP, the fifth time so far this season along with the Qatar, Americas, Australian and Malaysian GPs and the second successive time in Valencia. He will be aiming to win for the second time in the class along with Styria last year.

This is Ducati’s 16th pole this season, equalling the record of most poles in a single MotoGP season set by Honda in 2011.

Marc Marquez has qualified second for his third successive front row start. He will be aiming to win for the first time since Emilia-Romagna last year (378 days). Over his seven races in MotoGP in Valencia, he has scored six podiums, including two wins.

For his last race with Ducati, Jack Miller has qualified third which is his seventh front row of the season. This is his third successive front row in Valencia, and he will be aiming for a third podium in a row at the track.

With Martin and Miller, this is the 40th successive race with at least one Ducati in the top three in qualifying.

Fabio Quartararo has qualified fourth for his second-best qualifying result in MotoGP in Valencia after 2019 when he was on pole. To retain the title, Quartararo must win while his rival Francesco Bagnaia must not finish better than P15.

After passing through Q1, Alex Rins has qualified fifth for the second successive time following Malaysia, which is his best qualifying result since he qualified second at the Portuguese GP last year. He has finished on the podium at Valencia twice, in 2018 and in 2020/1, both times in P2.

Maverick Viñales, who also passed through Q1, has qualified sixth for the best qualifying result for Aprilia in Valencia. He will be aiming to stand on the podium for the first time since San Marino when he was third.

Brad Binder has qualified seventh equalling his third-best qualifying result of the season from Qatar (when he finished second), after Japan (when he qualified third) and Indonesia (when he qualified fourth).

Winner last year in Valencia, Francesco Bagnaia has qualified eighth which is the sixth time so far this year he failed to start from the front two rows. He could clinch the MotoGP title if he finishes within the top 14 or, if he finishes P15 or fails to score any points and Quartararo doesn’t win.

Johann Zarco, who crashed in Q2, has qualified ninth which is the sixth of the season he failed to start from the front two rows. He is still aiming to take his maiden win in MotoGP.

Aleix Espargaro has qualified 10th which is only the sixth time this year he doesn’t start from the front three rows (including Japan when he started from pitlane due to a technical problem). Aleix Espargaro (212 points) is still in contention for third in the Championship, along with Enea Bastianini (211).

Bastianini has qualified 13th after a crash in Q1. This is the seventh time this season he has failed to start from the front four rows.

MotoGP 2022 Valencia Combined Qualifying Times

Pos	Rider	Bike	Q	Time/Gap	Speed
1	Jorge MARTIN	DUCATI	Q2	1m29.621	328.9
2	Marc MARQUEZ	HONDA	Q2	+0.205	325.8
3	Jack MILLER	DUCATI	Q2	+0.213	328.9
4	Fabio QUARTARARO	YAMAHA	Q2	+0.279	324.3
5	Alex RINS	SUZUKI	Q2	+0.319	328.9
6	Maverick VIÑALES	APRILIA	Q2	+0.334	325.8
7	Brad BINDER	KTM	Q2	+0.418	327.4
8	Francesco BAGNAIA	DUCATI	Q2	+0.428	330.5
9	Johann ZARCO	DUCATI	Q2	+0.481	325.8
10	Aleix ESPARGARO	APRILIA	Q2	+0.503	325.8
11	Luca MARINI	DUCATI	Q2	+0.522	327.4
12	Joan MIR	SUZUKI	Q2	+0.620	325.8
13	Enea BASTIANINI	DUCATI	Q1	(*) 0.103	327.4
14	Miguel OLIVEIRA	KTM	Q1	(*) 0.146	322.8
15	Alex MARQUEZ	HONDA	Q1	(*) 0.363	324.3
16	Franco MORBIDELLI	YAMAHA	Q1	(*) 0.414	322.8
17	Cal CRUTCHLOW	YAMAHA	Q1	(*) 0.458	322.8
18	Marco BEZZECCHI	DUCATI	Q1	(*) 0.498	325.8
19	Fabio DI GIANNANTONIO	DUCATI	Q1	(*) 0.605	327.4
20	Remy GARDNER	KTM	Q1	(*) 0.714	322.8
21	Takaaki NAKAGAMI	HONDA	Q1	(*) 0.740	321.3
22	Pol ESPARGARO	HONDA	Q1	(*) 0.846	325.8
23	Raul FERNANDEZ	KTM	Q1	(*) 1.586	322.8
24	Darryn BINDER	YAMAHA	Q1	(*) 1.899	324.3

MotoGP Championship Points Standings

Pos	Rider	Nat	Points
1	BAGNAIA Francesco	ITA	258
2	QUARTARARO Fabio	FRA	235
3	ESPARGARO Aleix	SPA	212
4	BASTIANINI Enea	ITA	211
5	MILLER Jack	AUS	189
6	BINDER Brad	RSA	168
7	ZARCO Johann	FRA	166
8	RINS Alex	SPA	148
9	OLIVEIRA Miguel	POR	138
10	MARTIN Jorge	SPA	136
11	VIÑALES Maverick	SPA	122
12	MARQUEZ Marc	SPA	113
13	MARINI Luca	ITA	111
14	BEZZECCHI Marco	ITA	106
15	MIR Joan	SPA	77
16	ESPARGARO Pol	SPA	56
17	MARQUEZ Alex	SPA	50
18	NAKAGAMI Takaaki	JPN	46
19	MORBIDELLI Franco	ITA	36
20	DI GIANNANTONIO Fabio	ITA	23
21	DOVIZIOSO Andrea	ITA	15
22	BINDER Darryn	RSA	12
23	GARDNER Remy	AUS	10
24	CRUTCHLOW Cal	GBR	10
25	FERNANDEZ Raul	SPA	10
26	BRADL Stefan	GER	2
27	PIRRO Michele	ITA	0
28	SAVADORI Lorenzo	ITA	0
29	NAGASHIMA Tetsuta	JPN	0
30	PETRUCCI Danilo	ITA	0
31	WATANABE Kazuki	JPN	0

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Moto2

Beta Tools Speed Up’s Alonso Lopez has taken his first Grand Prix pole position by just 0.001, setting a new Lap Record to pip his rival for Rookie of the Year, Pedro Acosta (Red Bull KTM Ajo), to the top.

Acosta was the pace-setter in both FP2 and FP3, and he started Q2 in the same fashion with a 1:34.972 on his opening flyer. Next time through, Lopez took over P1 with a 1:34.314 before Acosta fell just short of reclaiming top spot by a single thousandth. Still, both are under the All Time Lap Record. Incredibly, Lopez then went and set yet another 1:34.314, meaning he can boast two identical fastest laps of the session!

Championship protagonists Augusto Fernandez (Red Bull KTM Ajo) and Ai Ogura (Idemitsu Honda Team Asia) take P3 and P5, respectively, with the former also leading the latter by 9.5 points in the standings ahead of a decisive final race of the season.

After Ogura had closed in on Fernandez in FP3, he laid down the challenge by lapping quicker than the Spaniard in the early stages of Q2. The Championship-leading KTM Ajo ultimately overhauled him to sit third but Ogura will be just one row behind in fifth.

Valencia Moto2 Qualifying Results 2022
1 Alonso Lopez (Beta Tools Speed Up) – Boscoscuro – 1’34.314
2 Pedro Acosta (Red Bull KTM Ajo) – Kalex – +0.001
3 Augusto Fernandez (Red Bull KTM Ajo) – Kalex – +0.167

Between them on the timesheets is Tony Arbolino (Elf Marc VDS Racing Team), who came from Q1 to take fourth on the grid with a 1:34.583. Sixth went to fellow Q1 graduate Joe Roberts (Italtrans Racing Team) and seventh to Aron Canet (Flexbox HP 40), while Fermin Aldeguer (Beta Tools Speed Up) dusted himself off from a crash at Turn 2 to move up to eighth thanks to a 1:34.771 on his final lap.

Celestino Vietti (Mooney VR46 Racing Team) topped Q1 before securing a P9 start and Lorenzo Dalla Porta (Italtrans Racing Team) rounded out the top 10.

In his fourth appearance for MarcVDS this year, Senna Agius continued his strong showing from Friday and just missed out on a place in the top 14 in FP3, finishing 15th. The Australian was on course to progress to Q1 but some late improvements by other riders shuffled him back to fifth, meaning he’ll start from 19th – his best qualifying in four World Championship appearances.

Senna Agius

“I improved my personal best today but I couldn’t extract the maximum from the package. I just missed finding the limit of the bike in every corner to do one really fast lap time. I have good consistency but I’m just lacking that one perfect lap. Overall, we have to be happy. It’s my best qualifying in the World Championship. But Q2 was definitely on the cards. I really thought I could have got it today. I’m a little disappointed we missed it, but we’ve worked well this weekend and we have good pace. I think if I have a clear head tomorrow, I can do a good result. It’s going to be a tyre battle at the end. Everyone is going to have a big drop. Whoever can make as few mistakes as possible, and stay consistent from the beginning and save something, they’ll have more at the end. It’s going to be a long race but good pace at the end will be key.”

Moto2 2022 Valencia Combined Qualifying Times

Pos	Rider	Bike	Q	Time/Gap	Speed
1	Alonso LOPEZ	BOSCOSCURO	Q2	1m34.314	268.5
2	Pedro ACOSTA	KALEX	Q2	+0.001	271.7
3	Augusto FERNANDEZ	KALEX	Q2	+0.167	268.5
4	Tony ARBOLINO	KALEX	Q2	+0.269	273.9
5	Ai OGURA	KALEX	Q2	+0.351	271.7
6	Joe ROBERTS	KALEX	Q2	+0.360	269.6
7	Aron CANET	KALEX	Q2	+0.451	272.8
8	Fermín ALDEGUER	BOSCOSCURO	Q2	+0.457	266.5
9	Celestino VIETTI	KALEX	Q2	+0.459	275.0
10	Lorenzo DALLA PORTA   ITA	KALEX	Q2	+0.552	275.0
11	Albert ARENAS	KALEX	Q2	+0.561	273.9
12	Somkiat CHANTRA	KALEX	Q2	+0.593	275.0
13	Cameron BEAUBIER	KALEX	Q2	+0.606	269.6
14	Manuel GONZALEZ	KALEX	Q2	+0.614	275.0
15	Jake DIXON	KALEX	Q2	+0.662	276.1
16	Filip SALAC	KALEX	Q2	+0.824	270.7
17	Mattia PASINI	KALEX	Q2	+0.825	273.9
18	Jeremy ALCOBA	KALEX	Q2	+0.944	273.9
19	Senna AGIUS	KALEX	Q1	(*) 0.318	270.7
20	Bo BENDSNEYDER	KALEX	Q1	(*) 0.322	268.5
21	Borja GOMEZ	KALEX	Q1	(*) 0.351	271.7
22	Marcel SCHROTTER	KALEX	Q1	(*) 0.407	271.7
23	Alessandro ZACCONE	KALEX	Q1	(*) 0.524	269.6
24	Alex ESCRIG	MV AGUSTA	Q1	(*) 0.651	264.4
25	Taiga HADA	KALEX	Q1	(*) 0.716	273.9
26	Simone CORSI	MV AGUSTA	Q1	(*) 0.873	268.5
27	Sean Dylan KELLY	KALEX	Q1	(*) 0.979	270.7
28	Keminth KUBO	KALEX	Q1	(*) 1.065	269.6
29	Marcos RAMIREZ	MV AGUSTA	Q1	(*) 1.152	270.7
30	Zonta VD GOORBERGH	KALEX	Q1	(*) 1.198	270.7
31	Niccolò ANTONELLI	KALEX	Q1	(*) 1.402	272.8

Moto2 Championship Points Standings

Pos	Rider	Nat	Points
1	FERNANDEZ Augusto	SPA	251.5
2	OGURA Ai	JPN	242
3	CANET Aron	SPA	200
4	ARBOLINO Tony	ITA	175.5
5	VIETTI Celestino	ITA	165
6	DIXON Jake	GBR	159.5
7	LOPEZ Alonso	SPA	155.5
8	ACOSTA Pedro	SPA	152
9	ROBERTS Joe	USA	130
10	CHANTRA Somkiat	THA	128
11	SCHROTTER Marcel	GER	117.5
12	NAVARRO Jorge	SPA	83
13	BENDSNEYDER Bo	NED	82
14	ARENAS Albert	SPA	79
15	BEAUBIER Cameron	USA	73
16	ALDEGUER Fermín	SPA	67
17	GONZALEZ Manuel	SPA	66
18	ALCOBA Jeremy	SPA	64
19	LOWES Sam	GBR	55
20	SALAC Filip	CZE	42
21	BALTUS Barry	BEL	30
22	DALLA PORTA Lorenzo	ITA	19
23	MANZI Stefano	ITA	9
24	ZACCONE Alessandro	ITA	9
25	KUBO Keminth	THA	7.5
26	FENATI Romano	ITA	7
27	RODRIGO Gabriel	ARG	6
28	KELLY Sean Dylan	USA	5.5
29	RAMIREZ Marcos	SPA	5
30	HADA Taiga	JPN	3.5
31	PASINI Mattia	ITA	1
32	VD GOORBERGH Zonta	NED	0
33	CORSI Simone	ITA	0
34	AGIUS Senna	AUS	0
35	ANTONELLI Niccolò	ITA	0
36	DANIEL Kasma	MAL	0
37	GOMEZ Borja	SPA	0
38	SKINNER Rory	GBR	0
39	TOLEDO Alex	SPA	0
40	ANUAR Azroy	MAL	0
41	BIESIEKIRSKI Piotr	POL	0

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Moto3

Reigning Champion Izan Guevara (Valresa GASGAS Aspar Team) will start his final Moto3 race from pole position as he pipped Deniz Öncü (Red Bull KTM Ajo) by just 0.046 at the Gran Premio Motul de la Comunitat Valenciana.

Sergio Garcia (Valresa GASGAS Aspar Team), who is currently two points ahead in the three-way fight for second overall, locks out the front row.

Valencia Moto3 Qualifying Results 2022
1 Izan Guevara (Valresa GASGAS Aspar Team) – GASGAS – 1’38.479
2 Deniz Öncü (Red Bull KTM Tech3) – KTM – +0.046
3 Sergio Garcia (Valresa GASGAS Aspar Team) – GASGAS – +0.175

Dennis Foggia (Leopard Racing), the rider two points off Garcia, will start seventh, with Ayumu Sasaki (Sterilgarda Husqvarna Max), currently fourth overall but still in contention for second, lining up fifth.

Diogo Moreira (MT Helmets – MSI) is fourth on the grid, and the Brazilian leads the fight for Rookie of the Year heading into the final race. He is currently on 104 points ahead of Red Bull KTM Ajo’s Daniel Holgado (97) and BOE Motorsports’ David Muñoz (84), his only rivals. Muñoz qualified 14th and Holgado 15th, but both will move up a place as 11th-fastest rider Jaume Masia (Red Bull KTM Ajo) will start from pit-lane.

Aussie teenager Joel Kelso will start from 19th on the grid.

Moto3 2022 Valencia Combined Qualifying Times

Pos	Rider	Bike	Q	Time/Gap	Speed
1	Izan GUEVARA	GASGAS	Q2	1m38.479	226.9
2	Deniz ÖNCÜ	KTM	Q2	+0.046	231.5
3	Sergio GARCIA	GASGAS	Q2	+0.175	226.1
4	Diogo MOREIRA	KTM	Q2	+0.218	227.6
5	Ayumu SASAKI	HUSQVARNA	Q2	+0.282	227.6
6	Ivan ORTOLÁ	KTM	Q2	+0.318	231.5
7	Dennis FOGGIA	HONDA	Q2	+0.377	228.4
8	Tatsuki SUZUKI	HONDA	Q2	+0.396	229.2
9	Ryusei YAMANAKA	KTM	Q2	+0.448	229.9
10	John MCPHEE	HUSQVARNA	Q2	+0.470	229.9
11	Jaume MASIA	KTM	Q2	+0.537	229.9
12	Riccardo ROSSI	HONDA	Q2	+0.539	229.9
13	David SALVADOR	KTM	Q2	+0.542	229.2
14	David MUÑOZ	KTM	Q2	+0.560	232.2
15	Daniel HOLGADO	KTM	Q2	+0.667	226.9
16	Xavier ARTIGAS	CFMOTO	Q2	+0.688	231.5
17	Carlos TATAY	CFMOTO	Q2	+0.783	221.8
18	Nicola Fabio CARRARO   ITA	KTM	Q2	+0.828	223.9
19	Joel KELSO	KTM	Q1	(*) 0.629	226.9
20	Filippo FARIOLI	GASGAS	Q1	(*) 0.656	230.7
21	Elia BARTOLINI	KTM	Q1	(*) 0.722	229.2
22	David ALMANSA	KTM	Q1	(*) 0.769	231.5
23	Lorenzo FELLON	HONDA	Q1	(*) 0.924	226.9
24	Andrea MIGNO	HONDA	Q1	(*) 0.931	225.4
25	Kaito TOBA	KTM	Q1	(*) 0.979	226.1
26	Adrian FERNANDEZ	KTM	Q1	(*) 1.101	229.2
27	Scott OGDEN	HONDA	Q1	(*) 1.192	229.9
28	Alberto SURRA	HONDA	Q1	(*) 1.207	221.8
29	Taiyo FURUSATO	HONDA	Q1	(*) 1.334	224.7
30	Mario AJI	HONDA	Q1	(*) 1.641	221.8
31	Joshua WHATLEY	HONDA	Q1	(*) 1.878	226.1
32	Ana CARRASCO	KTM	Q1	(*) 2.527	226.9

Moto3 Championship Points Standings

Pos	Rider	Nat	Points
1	GUEVARA Izan	SPA	294
2	GARCIA Sergio	SPA	241
3	FOGGIA Dennis	ITA	233
4	SASAKI Ayumu	JPN	227
5	ÖNCÜ Deniz	TUR	180
6	MASIA Jaume	SPA	177
7	SUZUKI Tatsuki	JPN	128
8	MOREIRA Diogo	BRA	104
9	MIGNO Andrea	ITA	102
10	MCPHEE John	GBR	97
11	HOLGADO Daniel	SPA	97
12	ROSSI Riccardo	ITA	87
13	YAMANAKA Ryusei	JPN	87
14	MUÑOZ David	SPA	84
15	TATAY Carlos	SPA	84
16	ARTIGAS Xavier	SPA	83
17	ORTOLÁ Ivan	SPA	69
18	NEPA Stefano	ITA	64
19	TOBA Kaito	JPN	63
20	FERNANDEZ Adrian	SPA	41
21	KELSO Joel	AUS	36
22	BARTOLINI Elia	ITA	27
23	OGDEN Scott	GBR	21
24	BERTELLE Matteo	ITA	16
25	FELLON Lorenzo	FRA	11
26	AJI Mario	INA	5
27	FURUSATO Taiyo	JPN	2
28	AZMAN Syarifuddin	MAL	0
29	SURRA Alberto	ITA	0
30	CARRASCO Ana	SPA	0
31	SALVADOR David	SPA	0
32	PEREZ Vicente	SPA	0
33	LUNETTA Luca	ITA	0
34	WHATLEY Joshua	GBR	0
35	RIU MALE Gerard	SPA	0
36	CARRARO Nicola Fabio	ITA	0
37	RUEDA José Antonio	SPA	0
38	GARCIA Marc	SPA	0
39	VOIGHT Harrison	AUS	0
40	MOROSI Alessandro	ITA	0
41	HERRERA Maria	SPA	0
42	ALONSO David	COL	0

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2022 Valencia MotoGP Time Schedule
(AEDT)

Sunday November 6, 2022
19:00 – 19:10	Moto3	Warm Up
19:20 – 19:30	Moto2	Warm Up
19:40 – 20:00	MotoGP	Warm Up
21:00	Moto3	Race
22:20	Moto2	Race
00:00 (Mon)	MotoGP	Race

Trev

Motojourno – Founder of MCNews.com.au – Australia’s leading resource for motorcycle news, reviews and race coverage for over 20 years.

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