Martin stays at Bagnaia and takes a look at the provisional MotoGP standings after the India Series

Posted On: September 25, 2023

Francesco Bagnaia’s failure to score points in the Indian MotoGP on Sunday September 24, 2023 at the Buddh International Circuit has started to disrupt the position of the reigning champion Ducati team.

Indeed, Bagnaia is still at the top of the ranking with a score of 292 points. However, Jorge Martin’s success was on the podium finalist at the Indian GP, the Pramac Racing driver was in second place with 279 points.

Meanwhile, Indian series champion Marco Bezzecchi is at the third position in the standings with a collection of 248 points.

Meanwhile, Brad Binder still occupies fourth place in the standings with a score of 192 points, followed by Aleix Espargaro (160 points) in fifth place and Johann Zarco (157 points) in sixth place.

Here is the MotoGP ranking after the Indian series:

1. Pecco Bagnaia – Ducati Lenovo Team – Ducati: 292
2. Jorge Martin – Prima Pramac Racing – Ducati: 279
3. Marco Bezzecchi – Mooney VR46 Racing Team – Ducati: 248
4. Brad Binder – Red Bull KTM Factory Racing – KTM: 192
5. Aleix Espargaró – Aprilia Racing – Aprilia: 160
6. Johann Zarco – Prima Pramac Racing – Ducati: 157
7. Maverick Vinales – Aprilia Racing – Aprilia: 138
8. Luca Marini – Mooney VR46 Racing Team – Ducati: 135
9. Jack Miller – Red Bull KTM Factory Racing – KTM: 109
10. Alex Márquez – Gresini Racing – Ducati: 108
11. Fabio Quartararo – Monster Energy Yamaha – Yamaha: 105
12. Franco Morbidelli – Monster Energy Yamaha – Yamaha: 77
13. Miguel Oliveira – CryptoDATA RNF – Aprilia: 69
14. Augusto Fernández – GASGAS Factory Racing Tech 3 – GASGAS: 58
15. Alex Rins – LCR Honda Castrol – Honda: 47
16. Marc Márquez – Repsol Honda – Honda: 45
17. Fabio di Giannantonio – Gresini Racing – Ducati: 43
18. Takaaki Nakagami – LCR Honda Idemitsu – Honda: 40
19. Dani Pedrosa – Red Bull KTM Factory Racing – KTM: 32
20. Raul Fernández – CryptoDATA RNF – Aprilia: 29
21. Enea Bastianini – Ducati Lenovo Team – Ducati: 25
22. Joan Mir – Repsol Honda – Honda: 16
23. Pol Espargaro – GASGAS Factory Racing Tech 3 – GASGAS: 11
24. Lorenzo Savadori – Aprilia Racing – Aprilia: 9
25. Jonas Folger – GASGAS Factory Racing Tech 3 – KTM: 9
26. Stefan Bradl – Team HRC – Honda: 6
27. Michele Pirro – Ducati Lenovo Team – Ducati: 5
28. Danilo Petrucci – Ducati Lenovo Team – Ducati: 5
29. Iker Lecuona – LCR Honda Castrol – Honda: 0