#09 SHARK Helmets Grand Prix de France Le Mans – October 11th Rider Profiles

Career 2020 Le Mans* Career 2020 Le Mans* Starts 321 (MotoGP: 223, Other: 98) 8 12 Starts 198 (MotoGP: 60, Other: 138) 8 3 Wins/Best* 24 (MotoGP:15, Other : 9) 1 2nd Wins/Best* 16 (Moto2: 15, 125: 1) / 2nd 3rd 2nd Podiums 103 (MotoGP: 62, Other: 41) 2 4 Podiums 48 (MotoGP: 7, Other: 41) 1 1 Poles/QP* 20 (MotoGP: 7, Other: 13) 4th 2nd Poles/QP* 24 (MotoGP: 5, Other: 19) 1 1 Last win AUT/20 AUT - Last win VAL/16 (Moto2) - - Last podium AUT/20/1st AUT/1st FRA/19/2 Last podium CZE/20/3rd CZE/3rd FRA/17/2 Last pole JPN/18 - - Last pole CZE/20 CZE FRA/18 Crashes N/A 2 N/A Crashes N/A 8 N/A 4. Andrea Dovizioso, Ducati Team – Age: 34 – Nationality: Italian 5. , Esponsorama Racing – Age: 30 – Nationality: French

-Dovizioso has finished on the podium nine times at Le Mans throughout his GP career, including a victory in the -Zarco has competed at Le Mans for the last 11 years with a best result of second in 2017 in MotoGP™. 125cc class on the way to winning the world title in 2004. -In 2017, he led the first six laps before dropping down to third; he eventually finished second after Rossi crashed -In 2015, he finished third to add to his other podium finishes in MotoGP™ at Le Mans, third in 2010, second in 2011 out of the race on the final lap. This was his first podium in MotoGP™. and 2019. -In 2018, he qualified on pole position for the first time in Le Mans but crashed out of second on the eighth lap. -He qualified on the front row at Le Mans every year between 2011 and 2015. -Last year, he qualified 14th using slick tyres in Q1, which was his best qualifying result at that time with KTM, and -In 2016, he qualified fifth but crashed out of the race on the 16th lap when in third position. finished the race in 13th as the second KTM rider. -In 2017, he crossed the line in fourth place after qualifying sixth. -In 2018, he qualified fifth and crashed out at La Chapelle just after taking the lead from his teammate . -Last year, he qualified fourth, dropped down to seventh on the opening lap but eventually finished second after fighting with his teammate Petrucci in the late stages of the race.

Career 2020 Le Mans* Career 2020 Le Mans* Starts 145 (all MotoGP) 8 7 Starts 166 (MotoGP: 99, Other: 67) 8 5 Wins/Best* 1 (MotoGP: 1) 7th 2nd Wins/Best* 24 (MotoGP: 8, Other: 16) 1 1 Podiums 9 (MotoGP: 9) - 2 Podiums 66 (MotoGP: 26, Other: 40) 3 2 Poles/QP* 2nd 8th 2nd Poles/QP* 23 (MotoGP: 12, Other: 11) 3 1 Last win ITA/19 - - Last win EMI/20 EMI FRA/17 Last podium CAT/19/3rd - FRA/19/3 Last podium EMI/20/1st EMI/1st FRA/17/1 Last pole - - - Last pole EMI/20 EMI FRA/17 Crashes N/A 1 N/A Crashes N/A 2 N/A 9. , Ducati Team – Age: 29 – Nationality: Italian 12. Maverick Viñales, Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP – Age: 25 – Nationality: Spanish

-In Petrucci’s first race at Le Mans in 2012, he crashed on Lap 25 when he was the highest-placed CRT rider in 11th. -Viñales took his very first GP victory at the Le Mans circuit in 2011 in 125cc on what was only his fourth start. -He didn’t start the race in France in 2014 as he had not fully recovered from his wrist injury suffered in Jerez. -He qualified on pole in Moto3™ in 2013 and went on to win the race. -In 2015, he qualified in ninth position and finally finished the race in 10th. -In 2014 he finished fourth in the Moto2™ race. -In 2016, he took part in his first race of the season after having suffered with a hand injury; he finished in seventh -In 2015, Viñales qualified in 13th position and finished ninth in MotoGP™. place as the top Ducati rider. -In 2016, he finished third, which was his first podium in MotoGP™ and Suzuki’s first MotoGP™ podium in eight years. -In 2017, he retired after 17 laps due to a technical problem on his bike. -In 2017, he won for the fourth time in the premier class, from pole position, after battling with Rossi. It was -In 2018, Petrucci qualified in third and finished the race in second, which was his only podium finish of the year. Yamaha’s 500th win in Grand Prix racing. -Last year, he qualified in second place, equalling his best qualifying result in MotoGP to date. He fought with in the -In 2018, Viñales qualified in eighth place and dropped down to 13th before making his way through the field to early stages of the race, then teammate Dovizioso and eventually finished the race in third, which was his first cross the line in seventh. podium since Le Mans in 2018. -Last year, he qualified 11th after using the slick tyre at the beginning of Q2 in wet conditions. He crashed out of the race at Turn 12 on Lap 7, knocked out by Bagnaia.

Career 2020 Le Mans* Career 2020 Le Mans* Starts 94 (MotoGP: 27, Other: 67) 8 1 Starts 114 (MotoGP: 43, Other: 71) 8 2 Wins/Best* 4 (MotoGP: 3, Moto2: 1) 3 8th Wins/Best* 9 (MotoGP: 1, Moto2: 8) 1 7th Podiums 14 (MotoGP: 10, Other: 4) 3 - Podiums 23 (MotoGP:2, Moto2: 21) 2 - Poles/QP* 11 (MotoGP: 8, Other: 3) 2 10th Poles/QP* 7 (MotoGP: 1, Moto2: 6) 1 6th Last win CAT/20 CAT - Last win RSM/20 RSM - Last podium ANC/20/1st CAT/1st - Last podium RSM/20/1st RSM/1st - Last pole ANC/20 ANC - Last pole CAT/20 CAT - Crashes N/A 4 N/A Crashes N/A 3 N/A 20. Fabio Quartararo, Petronas Yamaha SRT– Age: 21 – Nationality: French 21. Franco Morbidelli, Petronas Yamaha SRT – Age: 25 – Nationality: Italian

-Quartararo won in Le Mans in the CEV Moto3™ class back in 2014. -Morbidelli competed at Le Mans from 2014 to 2017 in Moto2™. -In 2015, he qualified on pole position in Moto3™, becoming the youngest ever rider to start back-to-back GP races -Morbidelli won his fourth race in 2017 at Le Mans from third on the grid, which is his best qualifying result at the from pole position and taking the record from Maverick Viñales. He crashed out of the race at the Dunlop chicane French circuit so far. while fourth. -2018 was Morbidelli’s first time on a MotoGP™ bike at the French GP; he qualified 16th and finished the race in 13th -In 2016, he qualified in eighth and crossed the line sixth; his best result in Grand Prix racing in Le Mans so far. as the second rookie behind . -In 2017, he failed to score any points at the French GP, crossing the line in 18th in Moto2™ after qualifying in 20th. -Last year, he qualified sixth after passing through Q1 and eventually finished the race in seventh as the second -In 2018, Quartararo qualified in 14th and made his way through the field to finish in eighth – his best result at that Yamaha. stage of the season. -2019 was Quartararo’s first race at Le Mans on a MotoGP™ bike; he qualified in 10th, which is his worst qualifying so far (along with Brno last year). He ran off the track at Turn 8 at the beginning of the race and dropped down to 17th. He then made his way through the field to finish eighth.

Career 2020 Le Mans* Career 2020 Le Mans* Starts 64 (MotoGP: 9, Moto2: 55) 8 - Starts 181 (MotoGP: 42, Other: 139) 8 2 Best result* 2nd (Moto2) / 9th (MotoGP) 9th - Wins/Best* 2 (Moto2: 2) / 4th 4th 15th Podiums 2 (Moto2: 2) - - Podiums 14 (Moto2: 14) - - Best QP 3rd (Moto2) / 13th (MotoGP) 13th - Poles/QP* 5 (Moto2™: 5) / 2nd 2nd 7th Last win - - - Last win GBR/17 (Moto2) - - Last podium THA/19/3rd - - Last podium GBR/17/1st (Moto2) - - Last pole - - - Last pole JPN/17 (Moto2) - - Crashes N/A 10 - Crashes N/A 3 N/A 27. , Red Bull KTM Tech 3 – Age: 20 – Nationality: Spanish 30. Takaaki Nakagami, LCR Honda Idemitsu – Age: 28 – Nationality: Japanese -Lecuona competed in Le Mans in Moto2™ over the last three years with a best result of ninth last year. -In 2013, Nakagami qualified on pole for the first time in his Grand Prix career, but he crashed out the lead at Musée -In 2017, he withdrew from the French GP on Saturday after breaking his collarbone in FP3 when trying to avoid Alex corner, 20 laps before the end. Marquez, who crashed in front of him. -Nakagami’s best result across the line at Le Mans is two fifths, in Moto2™ (2016) and in 125cc (2009). -2020 will be Lecuona’s first year competing in MotoGP™ in Le Mans. -In 2017, Nakagami finished in seventh place from 18th on the grid in Moto2™. -2019 was the first time that Nakagami competed in MotoGP™ at Le Mans; he qualified in 19th place after suffering from a heavy crash in FP2 and eventually scored one point, finishing the race in 15th. -Last year, he qualified in seventh after crashing in Q2, which was his best qualifying in MotoGP™ at that time, but he crashed out of the race at Turn 11 on Lap 19 while sitting in 12th. Any comments or questions please contact [email protected] *MotoGP™ Official statistics compiled by Dr. Thomas Morsellino

#09 SHARK Helmets Grand Prix de France Le Mans – October 11th Rider Profiles

Career 2020 Le Mans* Career 2020 Le Mans* Starts 153 (MotoGP: 8, Other: 145) 8 - Starts 162 (all MotoGP) 5 9 Wins* 16 (MotoGP: 1, Other: 15) 1 - Wins/Best* 3 (MotoGP: 3) 10th 2nd Podiums 36 (MotoGP: 1, Other: 35) 1 - Podiums 19 (MotoGP: 19) - 1 Poles/QP* 7 (Moto2: 1, Moto3: 6) / 6th 6th - Poles/QP* 4 (MotoGP: 4) 6th 4th Last win CZE/20 CZE - Last win ARG/18 - - Last podium CZE/20/1st CZE/1st - Last podium AUS/19/2nd - FRA/13/2 Last pole ARA/18 (Moto2) - - Last pole SPA/18 - - Crashes N/A 5 N/A Crashes N/A 3 N/A 33. , Red Bull KTM Factory Racing – Age: 25 – Nationality: South African 35. Cal Crutchlow, LCR Honda Castrol – Age: 34 – Nationality: British

-From 2012 to 2016, Binder raced in Moto3™ at Le Mans. He won the race in 2016 after qualifying in second position, -Crutchlow raced at Le Mans for the first time in 2011; he qualified in sixth place on the grid and then crashed in the race at Garage Vert on the sixth lap. on his way to clinching the title. -In 2017, he missed the French GP (in Moto2™) after finding the plate in his left arm injured in preseason testing had -In 2013, he finished second, equalling his best GP result of 2013. moved at the Argentina GP and required further surgery. He missed Austin, Jerez and Le Mans and was replaced by -In 2014 he finished 11th at Le Mans riding the factory Ducati. -In 2015, he qualified in fourth place on the grid, but he crashed out of the race at La Chapelle on Lap 8, and he Ricky Cardus. crashed again the following year this time at Turn 11. -Over the last two years, he raced in Moto2™ at Le Mans with a best result of fourth in 2019. -In 2020, Binder will be racing in Le Mans for the first time on a MotoGP™ bike. -In 2017, he headed the second row on the grid and finished the race in fifth place. -In 2018, he missed out on Q2 and qualified in 13th place, which was his worst qualifying result of 2018, but managed to finish the race in eighth place. -Last year, he missed Q2 after crashing in FP2. He eventually qualified 15th, which was also his worst qualifying result of 2019, and finished the race in ninth after being passed by Quartararo in the latter stages of the race.

Career 2020 Le Mans* Career 2020 Le Mans* Starts 80 (MotoGP: 25, Other: 55) 8 1 Starts 230 (MotoGP: 116, Other: 114) 8 6 Wins/Best* 11 (Moto3: 11) / 2nd 2nd 16th Wins/Best* 3 (125: 3) / 2nd 12th 6th Podiums 24 (MotoGP: 4, Other: 20) 4 - Podiums 25 (MotoGP: 2, Other: 23) - - Poles/QP* 2 (Moto3: 2) / 4th 4th 18th Poles/QP* 9 (125: 9) / 3rd 18th 6th Last win MAL/17 (Moto3) - - Last win VAL/10 (125cc) - - Last podium CAT/20/2nd CAT/2nd - Last podium RSM/15/2nd - - Last pole MAL/17 (Moto3) - - Last pole POR/10 (125cc) - - Crashes N/A 3 N/A Crashes N/A 7 N/A 36. Joan Mir, Team Suzuki Ecstar – Age: 23 – Nationality: Spanish 38. Bradley Smith, Racing Team Gresini – Age: 29 – Nationality: British -In 2017, Mir won the Moto3™ race on his way to clinching the title. The race was stopped by a Red Flag after a multiple crash on the second lap at La Chapelle and restarted for a shortened distance of 16 laps. -Smith has finished on the podium twice at Le Mans in 125cc; third in 2007, which was his first GP podium, and -In 2018, Mir qualified in fourth place and finished the Moto2™ race in third, which was the first of his four podium second in 2008 finishes in the class. -He finished ninth in 2013, his rookie season in MotoGP™, after finishing the first lap down in 16th place. -2019 was Mir’s first race at Le Mans on a MotoGP™ bike; he qualified in 18th, but crashed on the warm up lap entering -In 2015, he qualified sixth, and went on to finish the race in sixth after a battle with Marquez and Iannone. the Dunlop chicane. He started from pitlane and eventually finished the race in 16th. -In 2016, he was sixth on the grid, his best qualifying of the year, but crashed out of the race from seventh position. -In 2017, he ended the race in 13th, which was his best result at that time with the KTM RC16. -In 2018, his last visit to the track in MotoGP™ (with KTM), he qualified in 17th place and finished the race in 14th.

Career 2020 Le Mans* Career 2020 Le Mans* Starts 257 (MotoGP: 173, Other: 84) 8 9 Starts 145 (MotoGP: 57, Other: 88) 7 2 Wins/Best* 2nd 10th 6th Wins/Best* 14 (MotoGP: 2, Other: 12) 3rd 10th Podiums 2 (MotoGP: 1, Moto2: 1) - - Podiums 49 (MotoGP: 9, Other: 40) 1 - Poles/QP* 2 (MotoGP: 2) 4th 8th Poles/QP* 17 (Moto2:4, Moto3:13) / 2nd 7th 15th Last win - - - Last win GBR/19 - - Last podium ARA/14/2nd - - Last podium CAT/20/3rd CAT/3 - Last pole CAT/15 - - Last pole AME/16 (Moto2) - - Crashes N/A 9 N/A Crashes N/A 4 N/A 41. Aleix Espargaro, Aprilia Racing Team Gresini – Age: 31 – Nationality: Spanish 42. Alex Rins, Team Suzuki Ecstar – Age: 24 – Nationality: Spanish -Rins competed three times at Le Mans in Moto3™ and finished on the podium every time: second in 2013 and 2014 -Aleix Espargaro’s best GP result at Le Mans is sixth in 2011 (Moto2™) and 2016 (MotoGP™). and third in 2012, which was his very first podium in GP racing. -In 2014, he was the first Open Class bike across the line in ninth place. -He competed in Moto2™ in 2015 and 2016; starting from pole position in 2015 and winning the 2016 race from -In 2015, he had a big crash on Saturday and then retired from the race with a clutch problem after two laps. second on the grid. -In 2017, he retired from the race five laps before the end with an engine problem. -2018 was the first time that Rins competed in MotoGP™ at Le Mans as he missed the race in 2017 due to a left wrist th -In 2018, he qualified in 12 and finished the race in ninth, which was the second time he had scored points since injury sustained in Austin and was replaced by Guintoli. He missed out on Q2, qualified 15th and crossed the line in the opening race in Qatar. 10th as the only Suzuki rider across the line. -Last year, he qualified ninth, which was his best qualifying result of 2019 at that time. He dropped down throughout -Last year, he qualified 19th after starting Q2 on wet tyres before switching to slicks and running out of time. He th the race struggling with grip and finished the race in 12 (after being penalised 1.4 seconds at the end of the race made his way through the field to finish 10th despite struggling on corner entries at the end of the race. due to a shortcut at Turn 9 and 10). -After the race, Rins gave his helmet to the marshals that lost their colleague on Friday ahead of the French GP.

Career 2020 Le Mans* Career 2020 Le Mans* Starts 148 (MotoGP: 93, Other: 55) 8 5 Starts 234 (MotoGP: 112, Other: 122) 8 6 Wins/Best* 7 (MotoGP: 1 , Moto3: 6) 2nd 4th Wins/Best* 15 (Moto2: 10, 125: 5) / 3rd 3rd 4th Podiums 18 (MotoGP: 8, Moto3: 10) 2 - Podiums 47 (MotoGP: 3, Other: 44) 2 - Poles/QP* 9 (MotoGP: 1, Moto3: 8) 2nd 3rd Poles/QP* 18 (MotoGP: 1, Other: 17) 1 2nd Last win NED/16 - - Last win JPN/13 (Moto2) - - Last podium STY/20/2nd STY/2nd - Last podium EMI/20/3rd EMI/3rd - Last pole ARG/18 - - Last pole STY/20 STY - Crashes N/A 6 N/A Crashes N/A 9 N/A 43. Jack Miller, Pramac Racing – Age: 25 – Nationality: Australian 44. Pol Espargaro, Red Bull KTM Factory Racing – Age: 29 – Nationality: Spanish -Espargaro won the 125cc race at Le Mans in 2010 – his only GP podium at the French circuit. -Miller won the Moto3™ race at Le Mans in 2014 from second place on the grid. -He had his best result of 2014 at Le Mans, finishing fourth after qualifying on the front row for the first time in -In 2015 in MotoGP™, he qualified 18th but then crashed out at the Dunlop chicane on Lap 15. MotoGP™. -In 2016, he crashed out of the race from 10th position on the 18th lap at Musée corner. -In 2015, he qualified down in 12th, but had a more successful race finishing in seventh place. -In 2017, despite a heavy crash in FP4 at the Dunlop chicane, he finished the race in eighth from 11th on the grid. -In 2016, he qualified fourth and finished the race in fifth as the top Independent Team rider. -In 2018, Miller crossed the line in fourth as the second Independent Team rider, after qualifying seventh. -In 2017, he qualified in eighth then finished 12th, which was the best result for KTM in MotoGP™ at that time. -Last year, he qualified third as the second Ducati rider behind Petrucci, despite a crash in Q2. He fought hard with -In 2018, he qualified 18th and made a good start to complete the opening lap in 12th, eventually finishing 11th. Marc Marquez at the beginning of the race and eventually finished fourth as the third Ducati rider. This was the first -Last year, he qualified 12th after crashing on his second run in Q2. He was fifth on the second lap and eventually time there were three Ducati riders within the top four across the line of a MotoGP™ race since Turkey 2007. finished the race in sixth, which is KTM’s best result so far at the track.

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#09 SHARK Helmets Grand Prix de France Le Mans – October 11th Rider Profiles

Career 2020 Le Mans* Career 2020 Le Mans* Starts 410 (MotoGP: 350, Other: 60) 8 20 Starts 230 (MotoGP: 71, Other: 159) 8 4 Wins/Best* 115 (MotoGP: 89, Other: 26) 3rd 3 Wins/Best* 13 (Moto2: 13) / 7th 11th 11th Podiums 235 (MotoGP: 199, Other: 36) 1 13 Podiums 36 (Moto2: 33, 125: 3) - - Poles/QP* 65 (MotoGP: 55, Other: 10) 3rd 4 Poles/QP* 16 (Moto2: 16) / 4th 15th 11th Last win NED/17 - FRA/08 Last win VAL/15 (Moto2) - - Last podium ANC/20/3rd ANC/3rd FRA/18/3 Last podium VAL/15/1st (Moto2) - - Last pole ITA/18 - FRA/10 Last pole VAL/15 (Moto2) - - Crashes N/A 3 N/A Crashes N/A 5 N/A 46. , Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP – Age: 41 – Nationality: Italian 53. Tito Rabat, Esponsorama Racing – Age: 31 – Nationality: Spanish

-Rabat has finished on the podium twice at Le Mans in Moto2™; in 2014 he finished third and then in 2015 he finished -Rossi has had 13 podium finishes in the premier class at Le Mans, including three victories; in 2002 riding a Honda, second. 2005 riding the 990cc Yamaha and in 2008 on Yamaha’s 800cc machine. -In 2016, Rabat crashed out of the MotoGP™ race on the eighth lap after having qualified in 20th place. -In 2009 he finished in 16th place, after suffering a crash and a ride through penalty: this was the first time he had -In 2017, he qualified down in 22nd but managed to cross the line in 11th position, the only time so far he has ever finished a GP race outside the points. scored points in MotoGP™ at Le Mans. -Two of his three podiums on a Ducati came at Le Mans; third in 2011 and second in 2012. -In 2018, he qualified 11th, went wide on the second lap to drop down to 22nd and then crashed out from 20th on -He finished second in 2014, 2015, and 2016 in Le Mans. Lap 11. -In 2017, he qualified second then he crashed out on the final lap while fighting teammate Viñales for the win. -Last year, he qualified 20th and retired from the race after two laps. -In 2018, Rossi qualified ninth and made his way through the field to finish in third. -Last year, he got to Q2 after passing through Q1 (where he used slicks). He finished fifth as the top Yamaha rider.

Career 2020 Le Mans* Career 2020 Le Mans* Starts 128 (MotoGP: 23, Other: 105) 5 1 Starts 143 (MotoGP: 8, Other: 135) 8 - Wins/Best* 10 (Moto2: 8, Moto3: 2) / 2nd 2nd DNF Wins/Best* 12 (Moto2: 8, Moto3: 4) / 7th 7th - Podiums 24 (MotoGP:1, Other: 23) 1 - Podiums 38 (Moto2: 23, Moto3: 15) - - Poles/QP* 7 (Moto2: 6, Moto3: 1) / 3rd 3rd 13th Poles/QP* 15 (Moto2: 12, Moto3: 3) / 17th 17th - Last win JPN/18 (Moto2) - - Last win CZE/19 (Moto2) - - Last podium RSM/20/2nd RSM/2 - Last podium MAL/19/2nd (Moto2) - - Last pole JPN/18 (Moto2) - - Last pole MAL/19 (Moto2) - - Crashes N/A 3 N/A Crashes N/A 4 N/A 63. Francesco Bagnaia, Pramac Racing – Age: 23 – Nationality: Italian 73. Alex Marquez, Repsol Honda Team – Age: 24 – Nationality: Spanish -Bagnaia has had three podium finishes in Le Mans, including a win in the Moto2™ race in 2018 from pole position. -Marquez has had two podiums at the Le Mans circuit, both in Moto2™: second in 2018 and a win last year. -In 2017, he crossed the line in second place in Moto2™, after qualifying in second, which was his first front row start -In 2017, he crashed in FP3 in Moto2™ and suffered a hairline fracture in his left foot, but he managed to finish the in the class. race in fourth from sixth on the grid. -In 2015, Bagnaia both qualified and finished the race in third riding a Mahindra, which was the first podium finish -In 2020, Marquez will be racing in Le Mans for the first time on a MotoGP™ bike. of his Grand Prix career. -In 2019, Bagnaia raced in Le Mans for the first time on a MotoGP™ bike; he missed out on Q2 from Q1 and qualified in 13th. He crashed out during the race on Lap 7 while sitting in 15th place, knocking out Viñales in the process.

Career 2020 Le Mans* Career 2020 Le Mans* Starts 153 (MotoGP: 24, Other: 129) 8 1 Starts 187 (MotoGP: 100, Other: 87) 5 5 Wins/Best* 13 (MotoGP: 1, Other: 12) 1 15th Wins/Best* 7 (Moto2: 5, 125: 2) 17th 5th Podiums 35 (MotoGP: 1, Other: 34) 1 - Podiums 19 (MotoGP: 1, Other: 18) - - Poles/QP* 4 (Moto2: 2, Moto3: 2) / 5th 5th 16th Poles/QP* 8 (MotoGP: 1 , Moto2: 7) 19th 4th Last win STY/20 STY - Last win GBR/11 (Moto2) - - Last podium STY/20/1st STY/1st - Last podium USA/13/2nd - - Last pole ARA/17 (Moto2) - - Last pole USA/13 - - Crashes N/A 7 N/A Crashes N/A 2 N/A 88. , Red Bull KTM Tech 3 – Age: 25 – Nationality: Portuguese 6. Stefan Bradl, Repsol Honda Team – Age: 30 – Nationality: German

-Oliveira has competed in Le Mans for the last nine years, with a best result of sixth in 2018 in Moto2™ after qualifying -Bradl has had a single podium finish at Le Mans: third in Moto2™ in 2011, when he also started from pole. in 10th place. -He qualified down in 13th for the MotoGP™ race at Le Mans in 2012, after a crash in qualifying, but finished fifth in -His best result in Moto3™ at Le Mans came in 2015, crossing the line in eighth from eighth on the grid. his first wet MotoGP™ race. -Last year, Oliveira raced in Le Mans for the first time on a MotoGP™ bike; he crashed in Q1 using slick tyres and -In 2013, he finished 10th at Le Mans after crashing and re-starting. qualified in 16th place. He finished the race in 14th place (after being penalised 1.5 seconds at the end of the race -In 2014, he headed the second row of the grid and held second early on before eventually finishing seventh. for a shortcut at Turn 9 and 10). -In 2015, he crashed out after losing the front end on the second lap at Turn 6. -In 2016, his last visit to Le Mans in MotoGP, he started from 17th on the grid and worked his way through the field to cross the line in 10th after bending his brake lever following contact with Barbera. This was Aprilia’s best result at Le Mans at the time since Noriyuki Haga was eighth in 2003.

Any comments or questions please contact [email protected] *MotoGP™ Official statistics compiled by Dr. Thomas Morsellino