KabarOto.com – Jorge Martin (Pramac Racing) emerges as the leader of the MotoGP 2024 standings after the second round of the Portugal Grand Prix. He now sits at the top of the MotoGP 2024 standings with 60 points, followed by Brad Binder (KTM) with 42 points and Enea Bastianini (Ducati Lenovo) with 39 points.
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Meanwhile, Francesco Bagnaia, who failed to finish the main race of the MotoGP Portugal 2024, dropped to 4th place with 37 points, followed by Pedro Acosta with 28 points and Marc Marquez in 6th place.
Additionally, Aleix Espargaro is in 7th place with 23 points, Maverick Vinales with 19 points, Jack Miller with 16 points, and Fabio Di Giannantonio and Fabio Quartararo both collecting 15 points.
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Here is the current MotoGP 2024 standings:
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Jorge Martin (Spain) – Prima Pramac Racing (Ducati GP24) 60 points
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Brad Binder (South Africa) – Red Bull KTM (RC16) 42 points
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Enea Bastianini (Italy) – Ducati Lenovo (Ducati GP24) 39 points
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Francesco Bagnaia (Italy) – Ducati Lenovo (Ducati GP24) 37 points
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Pedro Acosta (Spain) – Red Bull GASGAS Tech3 (KTM RC16) 28 points
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Marc Marquez (Spain) – Gresini Racing (Ducati GP23) 27 points
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Aleix Espargaro (Spain) – Aprilia Racing (Aprilia RS-GP24) 25 points
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Maverick Viñales (Spain) – Aprilia Racing (Aprilia RS-GP24) 19 points
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Jack Miller (Australia) – Red Bull KTM Factory Racing (KTM RC16) 16 points
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Fabio di Giannantonio (Italy) – Pertamina Enduro VR46 (Ducati GP23) 15 points
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Fabio Quartararo (France) – Monster Energy Yamaha (Yamaha YZR-M1) 15 points
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Alex Marquez (Spain) – Gresini Racing (Ducati GP23) 13 points
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Marco Bezzecchi (Italy) – Pertamina Enduro VR46 (Ducati GP23) 12 points
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Miguel Oliveira (Portugal) – Trackhouse Racing (Aprilia RS-GP24) 8 points
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Joan Mir (Spain) – Repsol Honda (Honda RC213V) 7 points
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Augusto Fernandez (Spain) – Red Bull GASGAS Tech3 (KTM RC16) 6 points
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Johann Zarco (France) – LCR Honda (Honda RC213V) 5 points
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Alex Rins (Spain) – Monster Energy Yamaha (Yamaha YZR-M1) 3 points
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Takaaki Nakagami (Japan) – LCR Honda (Honda RC213V) 2 points