Calendar 2018 Championship

Australia

23 - 25 Feb
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Thailand

23 - 25 Mar
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Aragón

13 - 15 Apr
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Netherlands

20 - 22 Apr
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Italy

11 - 13 May
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Great Britain

25 - 27 May
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Czech Republic

08 - 10 Jun
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United States

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Riviera di Rimini

06 - 08 Jul
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Portugal

14 - 16 Sep
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France

28 - 30 Sep
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Argentina

12 - 14 Oct
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Qatar

25 - 27 Oct
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Near flawless Friday for Rea as US Round gets going!
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Rea: "Until the crash we were fast and consistent"

GEICO US Round

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Davies: "Grid position is a big priority for tomorrow"
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Van der Mark: "For sure we'll be better tomorrow"
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Melandri: "In FP3 the good feeling was there again"

Championship Standings

  1. JONATHAN REA 270 KAWASAKI
  2. CHAZ DAVIES 205 DUCATI
  3. MICHAEL VAN DER MARK 196 YAMAHA
  4. TOM SYKES 179 KAWASAKI
  5. MARCO MELANDRI 157 DUCATI
  6. ALEX LOWES 154 YAMAHA
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  1. SANDRO CORTESE 122 YAMAHA
  2. JULES CLUZEL 120 YAMAHA
  3. RANDY KRUMMENACHER 105 YAMAHA
  4. LUCAS MAHIAS 103 YAMAHA
  5. RAFFAELE DE ROSA 83 MV AGUSTA
  6. FEDERICO CARICASULO 79 YAMAHA
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  1. MARKUS REITERBERGER 99 BMW
  2. MAXIMILIAN SCHEIB 90 APRILIA
  3. ROBERTO TAMBURINI 84 BMW
  4. FEDERICO SANDI 61 DUCATI
  5. FLORIAN MARINO 58 YAMAHA
  6. LUCA VITALI 52 APRILIA
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  1. ANA CARRASCO 78 KAWASAKI
  2. BORJA SANCHEZ 58 KAWASAKI
  3. LUCA GRUNWALD 57 KTM
  4. SCOTT DEROUE 55 KAWASAKI
  5. KOEN MEUFFELS 49 KTM
  6. GLENN VAN STRAALEN 47 KTM
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Camier: "It took a little bit of time to find our way"
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Savadori hoping to stretch Friday feeling into Race 1
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Rea: "It's a shame to end the day with a crash"
  1. TOM SYKES 141 KAWASAKI
  2. JONATHAN REA 140 KAWASAKI
  3. MARCO MELANDRI 94 DUCATI
  4. ALEX LOWES 89 YAMAHA
  5. XAVI FORES 63 DUCATI
  1. LUCAS MAHIAS 146 YAMAHA
  2. SANDRO CORTESE 124 YAMAHA
  3. JULES CLUZEL 111 YAMAHA
  4. FEDERICO CARICASULO 93 YAMAHA
  5. RANDY KRUMMENACHER 79 YAMAHA
  1. ANA CARRASCO 95 KAWASAKI
  2. SCOTT DEROUE 75 KAWASAKI
  3. MIKA PEREZ 68 KAWASAKI
  4. KOEN MEUFFELS 58 KTM
  5. GALANG HENDRA PRATAMA 47 YAMAHA
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Sykes: "My target is always to turn up and win"
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Mercado takes an 'alternative' line through the Corkscrew

Best lap

  1. JONATHAN REA 6 KAWASAKI
  2. MARCO MELANDRI 4 DUCATI
  3. TOM SYKES 2 KAWASAKI
  1. SANDRO CORTESE 3 YAMAHA
  2. RANDY KRUMMENACHER 2 YAMAHA
  3. LUCAS MAHIAS 2 YAMAHA
  1. ANA CARRASCO 2 KAWASAKI
  2. KOEN MEUFFELS 1 KTM
  3. MARIA HERRERA 1 YAMAHA
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Leader out! Rea crashes at Turn 5
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Extended lead for Rea after Laguna Seca FP2
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Wobble and wheelie from Savadori in FP2
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Early warning wobble for Rea at Laguna!
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Rea quick off the mark in Laguna Seca FP1
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Hop onboard around Laguna Seca with Cali’s own Jake Gagne
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