South African MotoGP rider Brad Binder misplaced out on two podium finishes on the Dutch Grand Prix this weekend.
The KTM manufacturing facility rider left the Assen GP pissed off after being demoted to fourth place within the dash race and GP for exceeding monitor limits.
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According to The Race, the infringements occurred at a piece of the known as Stekkenwal. Brad Binder narrowly skirted on the the inexperienced paint on the within half of the curved exterior kerb.
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Ducati rider Marco Bezzecchi began on pole whereas Binder was fifth on the grid, Frenchman Johann Zarco eighth, Álex Márquez ninth and fellow Spaniard Martin tenth as six-time MotoGP champion Marc Márquez determined not to race after crashing into Enea Bastianini throughout qualifying.
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THE SOUTH AFRICAN FINISHED FOURTH AFTER BEING DEMOTED FOR EXCEEDING TRACK LIMITS
Binder saved in contact with Italian Bagnaia, nonetheless a mistake on the closing chicane noticed him lose momentum and he then slipped again to fourth on the ultimate lap after a second monitor limits penalty with Bezzecchi second, Espargaró third and Martin following Binder house in fifth, in accordance to Red Bull Content Pool.
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Reflecting on the race Brad Binder stated: “To be sincere, I can cope with this example however I really feel actually sorry for my total group. They did an unimaginable job all weekend they usually gave me a motorbike that I might qualify very well. My begin was insane and, someway, we made the smooth tire work till the top. We ought to have had two podiums.
“I don’t know what I was doing but I didn’t even realize I’d touched that area again. Sorry to the team and I will look at the positives of being strong all weekend and in Silverstone we’ll go again,” the South African rider stated.
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Dutch GP consequence
1. Francesco Bagnaia ITA Ducati 40m 37.64s
2. Marco Bezzecchi ITA Ducati +1.223s
3. Aleix Espargaro SPA Aprilia +1.925s
4. Brad Binder RSA Red Bull KTM +1.528s
5. Jorge Martin SPA Ducati +1.934s
2023 MotoGP World Championship rider standings
1. Francesco Bagnaia ITA Ducati 194 factors
2. Jorge Martin SPA Ducati 159
3. Marco Bezzecchi ITA Ducati 158
4. Brad Binder RSA Red Bull KTM 114
5. Johann Zarco FRA Ducati 109
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