Japanese GP

Air Asia Grand Prix of Japan
Twin Ring Motegi, Motegi, Japan

1. Danny Pedrosa - Repsol Honda Tea,

2. Jorge Lorenzo - Yamaha Factory Racing

3. Alvaro Bautista - San carlo Honda Gresini

German GP

eni Motorrad Grand Prix Deutschland

Sachsenring, Saxony, Germany

1. Danny Pedrosa - Repsol Honda Team

2. Jorge Lorenzo - Yamaha Factory Racing

3. Andrea Dovizioso - Monster Yamaha Tech3

The Netherlands GP

Iveco TT Assen

 TT Circuit Assen, Netherland

1. Casey Stoner - Repsol Honda Team

2. Danny Pedrosa - Repsol Honda Team

3. Andrea Dovizioso - Monster Yamaha Tech3

British GP

Hertz British Grand Prix

Silverstone, Breat Britain

1. Jorge Lorenzo - Yamaha Factory Racing

 

2. Casey Stoner - Repsol Honda Racing

 

3. Danny Pedrosa - Repsol Honda Racing

 

 

Catalunya GP

Gran Premi Aperol de Catalunya

Catalunya Circuit, Barcelona

1. Jorge Lorenzo - Yamaha Factory Racing

2. Danny Pedrosa - Repsol Honda Team

3. Andrea Dovizioso - Monster Yamah Tech 3

France Grand Prix

Monster Energy Grand Prix de France

Le Mans Circuit, Le Mans, France

1. Jorge Lorenzo - Yamaha Factory Racing

2. Valentino Rossi - Ducati Team

3. Casey Stoner - Repsol Honda Team

Portugal GP

Gran Premio bwin de Portugal Circuito Estoril

Estoril Circuit, Estoril

1. Casey Stoner - Repsol Honda Team

2. Jorge Lorenzo - Yamaha Factory Racing

3. Danny Pedrosa - Repsol Honda Tea\m

Spain GP

Gran Premio bwin de Espana

Jerez, Espana

1. Casey Stoner - Repsol Honda Team

2. Jorge Lorenzo - Yamaha Factory Racing

3. Danny Pedrosa - Repsol Honda Team

Qatar GP

Commercialbank Grand Prix of Qatar
Losail Circuit, Doha, Qatar


1. Jorge Lorenzo - Yamaha Factory Racing

2. Danny Pedrosa - Repsol Honda Team

3. Casey Stoner - Repsol Honda Team

Valencia GP

Gran Primeo Generali de la Comunitat Valenciana
Circuit Ricardo Tormo, Cheste, Valencia



1. Casey Stoner - Repsol Honda Team

2. Ben Spies - Yamaha Factory Racing

3. Andrea Dovizioso - Repsol Honda Team

Malaysian Grand Prix

Shell Advanced Malaysian Grand Prix

Sepang International Circuit, Sepang

Marco Simoncelli has died from the injuries he sustained in a crash on the second lap of the Malaysian Grand Prix. He was 24.

Simoncelli was fighting for fourth with Alvaro Bautista when he lost the front of his bike and slid across the circuit, into the path of Colin Edwards and Valentino Rossi, both of whom appeared to hit the Honda.

Simoncelli lay stricken on the track after the crash, his helmet having come off during the incident.

He was taken by ambulance to the circuit's medical centre, but at 4.56pm local time it was announced he had succumbed to his injuries.

The death was the first fatality in MotoGP since Daijiro Katoh, also a Gresini rider, passed away as a result of injuries sustained in the 2003 Japanese Grand Prix. The last fatal accident in the world championship series came when Moto2 rider Showa Tomizawa was killed at Misano last September.

Simoncelli had established himself as one of the most exciting new stars in MotoGP this season, his second year at the top level with the Gresini Honda team.

A former European 125cc champion, Simoncelli was a race winner and frontrunner during three years in world championship 125cc racing before coming to the 250cc series in 2006.

He spent four seasons with the Gilera team, with the breakthrough coming in 2008 when he not only became a winner for the first time, but charged to the title, beating Alvaro Bautista.

Simoncelli stayed on in 250cc to defend his title in 2009, although he narrowly lost the crown to future Gresini MotoGP team-mate Hiroshi Aoyama after an early-season injury left him playing catch-up.

He secured a MotoGP seat with Gresini for 2010 and became ever more competitive as his rookie season went on.

That earned him a factory specification Honda this season, and he took full advantage to get among the frontrunners from the outset.

Pole positions at Catalunya and Assen came amid a run of six straight front row starts, although incidents in races meant he could not deliver the results his speed promised - and led to rows with other riders.

But Simoncelli calmed his style as the season progressed, finally taking his maiden MotoGP podium at Brno, and achieving a career-best second in Australia just a week ago. He had also secured works Honda equipment again with Gresini next season, ensuring he would have started 2012 as a potential MotoGP winner.

Australian HP

Iveco Australian GP
Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit, Phillip Island, Victoria Australia



1. Casey Stoner - Repsol Honda Team

2. Marco Simoncelli - San Carlo Honda Gresini

3. Andrea Dovizioso - Repsol Honda Team

Japan GP

2011 Japanese Motorcycle Grand Prix
Twin Ring Motegi, Motegi, Japan


1. Danny Pedrosa - Repsol Honda Team

2. jorge Lorenzo - Yamaha Factory

3. Casey Stoner - Repsol Honda Team

Aragon GP

Gran Premio de Aragon
Motorland Aragon, Alcaniz,Spain


1. Casey Stoner - Repsol Honda Team

2. Dani Pedrosa - Repsol Honda Team

3. Jorge Lorenzo - Yamaha Factory

San Marino GP

GP Aperol di San Marino e della Riviera di Rimini
Misano World Circuit, Misano, San Marino


1. Jorge Lorenzo - Yamaha Factory

2. Danny Pedrosa - Repsol Honda Team

3. Casey Stoner - Repsol Honda Team

Indianapolis GP

Red Bull Indianapolis GP
Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Speedway, Indiana. USA


1. Casey Stoner - Repsol Honda Team

2. Dani Pedrosa - Repsol Honda Team

3. Ben Spies - Yamaha factory Racing

Czezh Republic GP

Cardion ab Grand Prix Ceske republiky
Automotodrom, Brno, Czech Rep.


1. Casey Stoner - Repsol Honda Team

2. Andrea Dovizioso - Repsol Honda Team

3. Marco Simoncelli - San carlo Honda Gresini

US GP

Red Bull U.S. Grand Prix
Mazda Raceways, Laguna Seca, California


1. Casey Stoner - Repsol Honda Team

2. Jorge Lorenzo - Yamaha Factory

Danny Pedrosa - Repsol Honda Team

German GP

eni Motorrad Grand Prix Deutschland
Sachsenring Racing Circuit, Saxony, Germany


1. Danny Pedrosa - Repsol Honda Team

2. Jorge Lorenzo - Yamaha Factory Racing

3. Casey Stoner - Repsol Honda Team

Italian GP

Gran Premio d"Italia TIM
Mugello Circuit, Mugello, Italy



1. Jorge Lorenzo - Yamaha Factory

2. Andrea Dovizioso - Honda HRC

3. Casey Stoner - Honda HRC