Grand Prix motorcycle racing · since 1949

MotoGP · Archive

Discover riders, machines and championship history — with each class and era kept in context.

Rider championship standings

Reported source totals are preserved. Dropped results and historical scoring have not been silently recalculated.

Season / classPositionRiderReported pointsEvidence
2011 · 125cc—Luca Fabrizio0Pinned source ↗
2011 · 125cc—Bryan Schouten0Pinned source ↗
2011 · 125cc—Nicky Diles0Pinned source ↗
2011 · 125cc—Syunya Mori0Pinned source ↗
2011 · 125cc—Péter Sebestyén0Pinned source ↗
2011 · 125cc—Marvin Fritz0Pinned source ↗
2011 · 125cc—Takehiro Yamamoto0Pinned source ↗
2011 · 125cc—Marco Colandrea0Pinned source ↗
2011 · 125cc—Sarath Kumar0Pinned source ↗
2011 · 125cc—Jack Miller0Pinned source ↗
2011 · 125cc—Kevin Thobois0Pinned source ↗
2011 · 125cc—Kevin Calia0Pinned source ↗
2011 · 125cc—Emil Petersen0Pinned source ↗
2011 · 125cc—Francesco Mauriello0Pinned source ↗
2011 · 125cc—Avalon Biddle0Pinned source ↗
2011 · 125cc—Massimo Parziani0Pinned source ↗
2011 · 125cc—Joshua Hook0Pinned source ↗
2011 · 125cc—Tom Hatton0Pinned source ↗
2011 · 125cc—Kevin Hanus0Pinned source ↗
2011 · 125cc—Thomas van Leeuwen0Pinned source ↗
2011 · 125cc—Daniel Kartheininger0Pinned source ↗
2011 · 125cc—Joan Perelló0Pinned source ↗
2011 · 125cc—Felix Forstenhäusler0Pinned source ↗
2011 · 125cc—Daniel Ruiz0Pinned source ↗
Sources and coverage

Wikipedia revision-backed observations, CC BY-SA 4.0. Partial historical coverage; no live timing. Missing records do not establish absence.

Adapted historical tables: Wikipedia contributors, CC BY-SA 4.0. Each observation links to its pinned revision. Normalised motorcycle tables are available under the same licence. Official sporting classifications remain a reconciliation priority.

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