STATISTICS 2014 #03 Gran Premio Red Bull de la República Argentina April 23rd MotoGP TM Riders' Profiles Starts 206 (108 x MotoGP, 49 x 250, 49 x 125) 2 Wins/best result 10 (1 x MotoGP, 4 x 250, 5 x 125) 3rd Podiums 64 (23 x MotoGP, 26 x 250, 15 x 125) 1 Poles/best grid 14 (1 x MotoGP, 4 x 250, 9 x 125) 4th Last Win GBR/09 - Last Podium AME/14/3rd AME/3rd Last Pole JPN/10-4. Andrea Dovizioso Dovizioso s third place finish in Austin marked his first podium since he was third in Aragon in 2012, riding for Tech 3 Yamaha It was also the first podium for Ducati since Valentino Rossi finished second in the previous race, at Misano Age: 28 Starts 188 - all MotoGP 2 Best result 2nd x 5 9th Podiums 12 (12 x MotoGP) 0 Poles/best grid 3 (3 x MotoGP) 14th Last Podium GBR/11/3rd - Last Pole CHN/08-5. Colin Edwards At the GP of the Americas, Edwards announced that he will retire from racing at the end of 2014 This year is his 12th season in MotoGP and he has made 188 starts, which is more than any other American rider in the 65-year history of Grand Prix racing Age: 40 Starts 123 (36 x MotoGP, 33 x Moto2 TM, 54 x 125) 2 Wins/best result 7 (5 x Moto2, 2 x 125) (2nd in MotoGP) 4th Podiums 19 (1 x MotoGP, 12 x Moto2, 6 x 125) 0 Poles/best grid 8 (1 x MotoGP, 7 x Moto2) 3rd Last Win GBR/11 (Moto2) - Last Podium USA/13/2nd - Last Pole USA/13-6. Stefan Bradl Starts 152 (48 x MotoGP, 104 x 250) 2 Wins/best result 9 - all 250cc (4th in MotoGP) 11th Podiums 27 - all 250cc 0 Poles/best grid 8 (8 x 250cc) (7th in MotoGP) 15th Last Win MAL/09 (250cc) - Last Podium MAL/09/1st (250cc) - Last Pole MAL/09 (250cc) - 7. Hiroshi Aoyama Bradl s fourth place in Austin was his best result since he finished second at Laguna Seca last year Aoyama has started the season with two point-scoring finishes - 11th in Qatar and 12th in Texas Age: 24 Starts 191 (69 x MotoGP, 75 x 250, 47 x 125) 2 Wins/best result 10 (4 x 250, 6 x 125) (6th in MotoGP) 15th Podiums 32 (20 x 250, 12 x 125) 0 Poles/best grid 9 (8 x 250, 1 x 125) (3rd in MotoGP) 18th Last Win VAL/09 (250cc) - Last Podium VAL/09/1st (250cc) - Last Pole POR/09 (250cc) - 8. Hector Barbera Starts 38 - all MotoGP 2 Best result 8th 14th Best grid 11th 20th 9. Danilo Petrucci At the GP of the Americas Barbera scored his first point of the year with 15th place, after failing to finish in Qatar due to a technical problem Petrucci has finished both of the opening two races of the year, finishing 14th in Qatar and 17th in Austin Age: 27 Age: 23 Starts 133 (41 x MotoGP, 61 x 250/Moto2, 31 x 125) 2 Wins/best result 1 (1 x Moto2) (7th in MotoGP) 13th Podiums 2 (2 x Moto2) 0 Best grid 5th - 250cc (6th in MotoGP) 17th Last Win VAL/10 (Moto2) - Last Podium VAL/10/1st (Moto2) - 17. Karel Abraham Starts 186 (70 x MotoGP, 49 x 250, 67 x 125) 2 Wins/best result 16 (8 x 250, 8 x 125) (3rd in MotoGP) DNF Podiums 48 (2 x MotoGP, 28 x 250, 18 x 125) 0 Poles/best grid 18 (1 x MotoP, 9 x 250, 8 x 125) 2nd Last Win CAT/09 (250cc) - Last Podium JPN/12/3rd - Last Pole GBR/12-19. Alvaro Bautista Abraham has scored five points after two races of 2014 - the same number of points he scored in the whole of last season Bautista has failed to finish in each of the first two races of the year, having crashed in both Qatar and Texas Age: 24 Age: 29
Starts 3 (2 x MotoGP, 1 x 125) 2 Best result 15th 15th Best grid 21st 21st After scoring a point on his MotoGP debut in Qatar, Parkes retired from the COTA race because of technical problems 23. Broc Parkes Starts 213 (135 x MotoGP, 32 x 250, 46 x 125) 2 Wins/best result 48 (25 x MotoGP, 15 x 250, 8 x 125) 2nd Podiums 127 (86 x MotoGP, 24 x 250, 17 x 125) 2 Poles/best grid 44 (26 x MotoGP, 9 x 250, 9 x 125) 2nd Last Win MAL/13 - Last Podium AME/14/2nd AME/2nd Last Pole CAT/13-26. Dani Pedrosa At the Grand Prix of the Americas, Pedrosa qualified second on the grid: his best qualifying result since he was on pole in Catalunya last year He has finished on the podium at the last six MotoGP races - his longest sequence of successive podium finishes since 2012 Age: 28 Starts 146 (18 x MotoGP, 51 x Moto2, 77 x 125) 2 Wins/best result 12 (8 x Moto2, 4 x 125)(7th in MotoGP) 7th Podiums 24 (19 x Moto2, 5 x 125) 0 Poles/best grid 8 (5 x Moto2, 3 x 125) (8th in MotoGP) 9th Last Win ITA/12 (Moto2) - Last Podium RSM/12/3rd (Moto2) - Last Pole ARA/10 (Moto2) - 29. Andrea Iannone Iannone finished seventh at the GP of the Americas, which is his best result since moving up to the MotoGP class This is also the best result by a rider on a satellite Ducati since Karel Abraham finished seventh at Valencia in 2012 Age: 24 Starts 54 - all MotoGP 2 Best result 2nd 6th Podiums 6 (6 x MotoGP) 0 Poles/best grid 2 (2 x MotoGP) 7th Last Podium GER/13/2nd - Last Pole CZE/13 - After finishing sixth on his debut with the factory Ducati team in Qatar, Crutchlow crashed out of the second race on the 13th lap, having pitted earlier on to change the rear tyre 35. Cal Crutchlow Age: 28 Starts 133 (20 x MotoGP, 33 x Moto2, 80 x 125) 2 Wins/best result 3 (3 x 125) (5th in MotoGP) 5th Podiums 23 (3 x Moto2, 20 x 125) 0 Poles/best grid 9 (9 x 125) (3rd in MotoGP) 3rd Last Win VAL/10 (125cc) - Last Podium ITA/11/3rd (Moto2) - Last Pole POR/10 (125cc) - Smith s fifth place finish in Austin was his best result since moving up to the MotoGP class Prior to Austin, the last time the first Yamaha across the finish line was a satellite bike was in Germany last year, when Cal Crutchlow finished second Smith is the youngest British rider to finish in the top five of a premier class GP since Gary Lingham was third in the 500 Belgian GP in 1979 - a race boycotted by the top riders for safety reasons 38. Bradley Smith Age: 23 Starts 144 (60 x MotoGP, 61 x Moto2/250, 23 x 125) 2 Best result 3rd - Moto2 (4th in MotoGP) 4th Podiums 1 (1 x Moto2) 0 Best grid 2nd - Moto2 (4th in MotoGP) 4th Last Podium CAT/11/3rd (Moto2) - Aleix Espargaro was the top Yamaha-powered rider on the grid at the GP of the Americas, in fourth place - his best ever qualifying result in the MotoGP class 41. Aleix Espargaro Age: 24 Starts 124 (2 x MotoGP, 51 x Moto2, 71 x 125) 2 Wins/best result 15 (10 x Moto2, 5 x 125)(6th in MotoGP) 6th Podiums 44 (23 x Moto2, 21 x 125) 0 Poles/best grid 17 (14 x Moto2, 3 x 125)(11th in MotoGP) 11th Last Win JPN/13 (Moto2) - Last Podium JPN/13/1st (Moto2) - Last Pole VAL/13 (Moto2) - 44. Pol Espargaro Starts 102 (2 x MotoGP, 67 x Moto2, 33 x 125) 2 Wins/best result 4 (3 x Moto2, 1 x 125)(7th in MotoGP) 7th Podiums 15 (13 x Moto2, 2 x 125) 0 Poles/best grid 3 (3 x Moto2)(13th in MotoGP) 13th Last Win GBR/13 (Moto2) - Last Podium GBR/13/1st (Moto2) - Last Pole INP/13 (Moto2) - 45. Scott Redding Pol Espargaro finished sixth at Circuit of the Americas in what was only his second start in the MotoGP class Age: 22 Redding, who had finished as top rookie in the opening race of the year in Qatar, crashed out of the Austin event on the penultimate lap after suffering severe front tyre problems Age: 21
Starts 296 (236 x MotoGP, 30 x 250, 30 x 125) 2 Wins/best result 106 (80 x MotoGP, 14 x 250, 12 x 125) 2nd Podiums 184 (148 x MotoGP, 21 x 250, 15 x 125) 1 Poles/best grid 59 (49 x MotoGP, 5 x 250, 5 x 125) 6th Last Win NED/13 - Last Podium QAT/14/2nd QAT/2nd Last Pole FRA/10 - Rossi is the only rider currently competing in the MotoGP class who has raced previously in Argentina He competed in the 250 GPs of Argentina in both 1998 and 1999, finishing on the podium on both occasions, including a win in 1998 The Termas de Rio Hondo venue will be the 36th different circuit that Rossi has raced at during his Grand Prix career 46. Valentino Rossi Age: 35 Starts 168 (2 x MotoGP, 75 x Moto2/250, 91 x 125) 2 Wins/best result 5 (5 x 125)(17th in MotoGP) 17th Podiums 13 (2 x 250, 11 x 125) 0 Poles/best grid 3 (1 x 250, 2 x 125)(22nd in MotoGP) 22nd Last Win AUS/08 (125cc) - Last Podium POR/09/2nd (250cc) - Last Pole INP/09 (250cc) - Di Meglio has finished both of the opening races of his rookie season in the MotoGP class; 17th in Qatar and 18th in Austin 63. Mike di Meglio Age: 26 Starts 66 (35 x MotoGP, 31 x Moto2) 2 Best result 6th - Moto2 (9th in MotoGP) 12th Best grid 5th - Moto2 (10th in MotoGP) 15th 68. Yonny Hernandez Starts 187 - all MotoGP 2 Wins/best result 3 (3 x MotoGP) 8th Podiums 28 (28 x MotoGP) 0 Poles/best grid 5 13th Last Win USA/06 - Last Podium SPA/11/3rd - Last Pole POR/07-69. Nicky Hayden At the Argentinean Grand Prix, Hernandez will become the first Colombian rider to compete in a South American premier class Grand Prix Hayden finished eighth at the opening race of the year in Qatar and was the first of the Honda RCV1000R bikes across the line in Austin, in 11th place Age: 25 Starts 20 - all MotoGP 2 Best result 13th 16th Best grid 15th 20th Laverty has just missed out on scoring points in the opening two races of the year, having finished 16th at both Losail and Circuit of the Americas 70. Michael Laverty Starts 98 (20 x MotoGP, 32 x Moto2, 46 x 125) 2 Wins 34 (8 x MotoGP, 16 x Moto2, 10 x 125) 2 Podiums 57 (18 x MotoGP, 25 x Moto2, 14 x 125) 2 Poles 39 (11 x MotoGP, 14 x Moto2, 14 x 125) 2 Last Win AME/14 AME Last Podium AME/14/1st AME/1st Last Pole AME/14 AME At the Grand Prix of the Americas, Marquez became the first rider since Mick Doohan in 1995 to win the opening two premier class races from pole position With his win in Austin, he has now taken victory at the last four MotoGP races held on American soil In Argentina, Marquez could become the first rider since Valentino Rossi in 2001 to win the opening three premier class races of the campaign 93. Marc Marquez Age: 21 Starts 198 (104 x MotoGP, 48 x 250, 46 x 125) 2 Wins/best result 52 (31 x MotoGP, 17 x 250, 4 x 125) 10th Podiums 112 (74 x MotoGP, 29 x 250, 9 x 125) 0 Poles/best grid 55 (29 x MotoGP, 23 x 250, 3 x 125) 5th Last Win VAL/13 - Last Podium VAL/13/1st - Last Pole JPN/13-99. Jorge Lorenzo Lorenzo suffered a crash on the opening lap in Qatar and finished tenth in Austin, having made a jump start which resulted in a ride-through penalty In all of his previous six years of racing in the MotoGP class, Lorenzo had finished on the podium at both of the opening two races Age: 26
#03 Gran Premio Red Bull de la República Argentina April 23rd Grand Prix racing in Argentina Argentina is back on the Grand Prix schedule after an absence of 14 years. Below is a brief history of motorcycle Grand Prix racing in Argentina, noting the most significant highlights: 1961 - The final event of the year was held in Buenos Aires, which was the first time that a Grand Prix had taken place outside of Europe. Not all of the top riders attended the event and the 500 race was won by Argentinean Jorge Kissling from fellow countryman Juan Carlos Salatino. This event is often remembered for what occurred in the 125 class, when championship contender Ernst Degner from East Germany did not start the race which was won by Australian Tom Phillis, resulting in Phillis taking the world title - the first for Honda in the 125 category 1962 - Once again, the Grand Prix was not supported by the top GP riders of the day. Argentinean riders were again successful in the 500 class, with Benedicto Caldarella winning and Juan Carlos Salatino again finishing second. The 250 race was won by Arthur Wheeler at the age of 46 - the oldest rider to win a Grand Prix and the last of Moto Guzzi s 45 GP wins. New Zealander Hugh Anderson won the 50cc and 125cc races on Suzuki machinery. Ernst Degner finished second in the 50cc race to clinch the world title - the first ever for Suzuki 1963 - World Champion Mike Hailwood raced in Argentina for the first time on the factory MV Agusta and dominated by lapping all other riders and finishing six laps in front of the rider finishing in sixth place. Hugh Anderson on a Suzuki again won the 50cc race, Jim Redman on a Honda took the 125 win and in the 250 class Tarquinio Provini gave Morini their last ever win 1981/82 - After a 17-year gap, Grand Prix racing returned to Argentina in 1981, again taking place in Buenos Aires. The 1981 event included races in the 125, 250 and 350 categories, won by Angel Nieto, Jean-Francois Balde and Jon Ekerold, respectively. In 1982, the 500 class was included and was won by Kenny Roberts from Barry Sheene, with third-place finisher Freddie Spencer giving a debut to the new three-cylinder Honda two-stroke. Angel Nieto gave Garelli their first Grand Prix win in the 125 class and Carlos Lavado won the 350 race 1987 - After a gap of four years, Argentina was again included as the final race; this time, just the 250 and 500 classes were included, with the respective winners Sito Pons and Eddie Lawson 1994-95, 98-99 - The Argentinian Grand prix appeared on the schedule on four occasions in the 1990s, but without becoming an established event on the calendar. In 1994, Jorge Martinez took the last of his 37 GP wins; this was also the last win in the 125 class by Yamaha. Perhaps the most notable incident in this period was in the 250 class in 1998, when team-mates Loris Capirossi and Tetsuya Harada arrived in Argentina for the final race separated by just two points. The title was decided when the two riders collided at the final corner and Harada crashed, while Capirossi clinched the title. In 1999, Emilio Alzamora finished second in the 125 race to clinch the world title by a single point from closest rival Marco Melandri, who had attempted to slow the race Back-to-back: Marc Marquez and fellow World Champions The 2014 Grand Prix of the Americas marked the 20th MotoGP start for Marc Marquez. The following table compares the facts from his first 20 premier class Grands Prix with those of riders who have become multiple World Champions in the top tier: Statistics after first 20 premier class (500/MotoGP) Grands PriX Rider Wins Podiums Poles Points (in current scoring system) Marc Marquez 8 18 11 384 Jorge Lorenzo 2 8 5 231 Casey Stoner 3 4 1 205 Valentino Rossi 5 14 2 300 Mick Doohan 0 4 1 177 Wayne Rainey 2 11 3 289 Eddie Lawson 3 11 2 303 Freddie Spencer 7 10 8 257 Kenny Roberts 9 14 6 361 Barry Sheene 6 8 6 199 Giacomo Agostini 5 17 N/A 365 Phil Read 0 8 N/A 180 Mike Hailwood 3 11 N/A 274 John Surtees 10 11 N/A 294 Geoff Duke 8 10 N/A 277 Umberto Masetti 5 11 N/A 280 (Note: N/A signifies that full data is not available) Above: Riders listed in order of most recent premier class title win, with most recent first 4
#03 Gran Premio Red Bull de la República Argentina April 23rd Dani Pedrosa set to go third in all-time point scoring list Dani Pedrosa needs to score a top eight finish at the Argentinean Grand Prix to move ahead of Alex Barros, and into third place, on the top ten list of all-time point scorers in the premier class. Riders with most points scored in premier class (500/MotoGP) Rider Premier class points total Valentino Rossi 3,884 Mick Doohan 2,298 Alex Barros 2,079 Dani Pedrosa 2,072 Loris Capirossi 1,840 Casey Stoner 1,815 Jorge Lorenzo 1,780 Nicky Hayden 1,647 Max Biaggi 1,624 Alex Criville 1,610 Maverick Viñales becomes second-youngest Moto2 winner At the Grand Prix of the Americas, Maverick Viñales took his first Moto2 victory in what was only his second start in the class. This made him the second-youngest rider, after Marc Marquez, to win a Moto2 Grand Prix. It also places Viñales sixth in the table below, displaying riders who have scored Grand Prix wins in two different World Championship classes. Youngest riders to win a Moto2 Grand Prix Rider Age at time of first Moto2 win Event 1. Marc Marquez 18 years, 87 days France 2011, Le Mans 2. Maverick Viñales 19 years, 91 days Americas 2014, COTA 3. Shoya Tomizawa 19 years, 122 days Qatar 2010, Losail 4. Scott Redding 20 years, 135 days France 2013, Le Mans 5. Andrea Iannone 20 years, 301 days Italy 2010, Mugello Rider Youngest riders to win in two Grand Prix classes Age at time of first win in a second class Classes involved 1. Marc Marquez 18 years, 87 days 125/Moto2 2. Dani Pedrosa 18 years, 202 days 125/250 3. Jorge Lorenzo 18 years, 326 days 125/250 4. Marco Melandri 18 years, 349 days 125/250 5. Johnny Cecotto 19 years, 64 days 250/350 6. Maverick Viñales 19 years, 91 days 125/Moto2 7. Valentino Rossi 19 years, 131 days 125/250 8. Casey Stoner 19 years, 183 days 125/250 9. Hector Barbera 19 years, 193 days 125/250 10. Toni Elias 19 years, 194 days 125/250 5
#03 Gran Premio Red Bull de la República Argentina April 23rd Australia moves ahead of the USA Jack Miller s victory in Qatar was the 174th Grand Prix win for Australia; as shown in the list below, this is now one more GP win than has been achieved by riders from the USA. Total MotoGP 500 350 Moto2 250 Moto3 TM 125 80 50 1 Italy 738 85 135 66 10 200 1 220 3 18 2 Spain 486 73 19 1 42 85 24 172 27 43 3 Great Britain* 390-138 85 3 96 2 56 1 9 4 Germany** 187-1 11 5 81 6 49 6 28 5 Australia 174 40 84 14-21 2 10-3 6 USA 173 4 150 - - 19 - - - - * Includes riders from Northern Ireland **Includes riders from former East and West Germany Moto2 stats and trivia Argentina 2014 will mark the first time the Moto2 class has raced in South America, with the continent having last featured on the World Championship calendar in 2004 (with the Rio Grand Prix in Brazil) before Moto2 replaced the 250 class from the start of 2010 Simone Corsi will celebrate his 27th birthday on the Thursday of the Argentinian Grand Prix event; incidentally, the Roman has begun the new season with a pair of fifth place finishes Moto2 has witnessed five different riders on the podium at the first two 2014 events in Qatar and Texas; this is more rostrum finishers than in any other category so far this year Maverick Viñales fastest race lap at the Grand Prix of the Americas was 2 10.103; this was a staggering 1.6 seconds faster than the 2 11.742 of Nico Terol at the inaugural race in 2013 The last time the intermediate class raced in Argentina (the 250 race of 1999 in Buenos Aires), four different nationalities of rider occupied the first four places; Frenchman Olivier Jacque won the race, whereas the fourth place finisher was Argentina s own Sebastian Porto, who this weekend is scheduled to return to the World Championship as a wildcard entrant Moto3 stats and trivia KTM heads to Argentina with a brand-new World Championship record. Last time out in Texas, the Austrian marque celebrated its 23rd consecutive race win in Moto3; this marks the longest ever sequence of successive GP wins for a single constructor in any class of Grand Prix racing. The last non-ktm win was Luis Salom s Aragon 2012 success on a Kalex-KTM, whereas the last non KTM-powered Moto3 victory was Italy 2012, when Maverick Viñales won for FTR-Honda There could be some festivities in Termas de Rio Hondo; Wednesday will see Alex Marquez turn 18 and Alessandro Tonucci 21, whereas Livio Loi will celebrate his 17th birthday on race day The last lightweight class Grand Prix staged in Argentina to date came with the 125 race of Buenos Aires in 1999. Marco Melandri led a Honda one-two from Emilio Alzamora, who was able to celebrate the title. Remarkably, seven of the top eight finishers shared a nationality: Italian Efren Vazquez has begun 2014 with consecutive third place finishes in Qatar and Texas; this marks the first time ever that the Spaniard has achieved successive Grand Prix rostrum placings Alex Marquez and Alex Rins led an Estrella Galicia 0,0 one-two for fastest race laps in Austin; this was Alex Marquez s third fastest lap from his last five races and fifth in the lightweight tier of the World Championship, which leaves him just four away from the nine of elder brother Marc 6
#03 Gran Premio Red Bull de la República Argentina April 23rd Grand Prix racing numbers 200 - At the Grand Prix of Argentina, Mika Kallio is scheduled to become the first rider from Finland to reach the milestone of 200 GP starts. Kallio made his Grand Prix debut in the 125 class in 2001, as a wildcard rider at the Sachsenring in Germany. He became a full-time rider in 2002 and during his career he has competed in the 125, 250, Moto2 and MotoGP classes 160 - Argentinian rider Sebastian Porto, who is scheduled to make a wildcard appearance in Moto2, made 160 GP starts in the 250 class between 1995 and 2006; this is more 250 class starts than any other rider in the 61 years that the class was included on the Grand Prix schedule. Porto last started a Grand Prix in the 250 class at Mugello in 2006 49 years - On the first day of practice in Argentina, it will be exactly 49 years since Giacomo Agostini clinched his first Grand prix win, in the 350 class at the Nurburgring in Germany in 1965. On the same day, Agostini also made his debut in the 500 class and finished second to team-mate Mike Hailwood 34 - At the Grand Prix in Austin, Marc Marquez scored his 34th Grand Prix win; the same number of Grand Prix wins that Italy s Luca Cadalora achieved during his career 27 years - On the day of qualifying in Argentina, it will be 27 years to the day that Jorge Martinez won the 80cc race at the Spanish Grand Prix at Jerez in 1987 from 17-year-old Alex Criville, who was making his Grand Prix debut 26 - The Termas de Rio Hondo circuit will be the 26th different venue to host a MotoGP race since the category was introduced in 2002; it will also be the 18th different country to host a MotoGP race during this same period 23rd - On the 23rd of April, which is the Wednesday before the Grand Prix of Argentina, Alex Marquez celebrates his 18th birthday; on the same day, Alessandro Tonucci will turn 21 17 - Belgian Moto3 rider Livio Loi will celebrate his 17th birthday on race day in Argentina 15 - It has been 15 years since a Grand Prix event was last held in Argentina, in 1999 11 - This will be the 11th motorcycle Grand Prix event to be held in Argentina, but the first outside of capital city Buenos Aires 8 - Marc Marquez took his eighth MotoGP win in Austin, which is the same number of MotoGP victories that Sete Gibernau achieved. There are now only four riders with a greater number of MotoGP wins than Marc Marquez: Valentino Rossi (67 MotoGP class wins), Casey Stoner (38), Jorge Lorenzo (31) and Dani Pedrosa (25) 3 - Three riders from Argentina have won Grands Prix; Sebastian Porto (seven wins in the 250 class) plus Benedicto Caldarella and Jorge Kissling, who both had single victories in the 500s 2 - Just two current World Championship riders have raced in previous Argentinean Grands Prix: Valentino Rossi and Anthony West. Italy s Rossi won the 250 race in 1998 and was third in 1999, whereas Australia s West finished eighth in the 250 race of 1999 2 - At the Grand Prix of the Americas, Jack Miller became the first Australian rider to achieve back-to-back Grand Prix wins in the lightweight (125/Moto3) class of Grand Prix racing 7