In the heat of the battle, fighting for a win, a mistake can occur, and that’s precisely what happened to Spidi’s own Iannone (Moto2) and Terol (125cc). The two young guns were eliminated by their will to prevail as Iannone suffered a penalty for overtaking with yellow flag and not taking the subsequent drive through, all while he was dominating the race easily. In 125cc, Nico Terol badly highsided in the midst of a duel for 2nd against arch rival Espargaro and Smith.

In MotoGP, Marco Melandri showed some good signs as he was back into the top 10 while still healing the damaged shoulder, on the other hand Colin Edwards looked rather drab in his 11th final place.

At the end of the weekend then, the best placement was surprisingly scored by Sandro Cortese in 125cc, who finished fourth on his Derbi.

MotoGP

1. Jorge Lorenzo ESP Fiat Yamaha Team 43m 22.805s 
2. Dani Pedrosa ESP Repsol Honda Team 43m 27.559s 
3. Casey Stoner AUS Ducati Marlboro Team 43m 27.761s 
4. Randy de Puniet FRA LCR Honda MotoGP 43m 40.862s 
5. Alvaro Bautista ESP Rizla Suzuki MotoGP 43m 44.166s 
6. Ben Spies USA Monster Yamaha Tech 3 43m 44.308s 
7. Loris Capirossi ITA Rizla Suzuki MotoGP 43m 46.986s 
8. Nicky Hayden USA Ducati Marlboro Team 43m 50.746s 
9. Marco Melandri ITA San Carlo Honda Gresini 43m 50.851s 
10. Hector Barbera ESP Paginas Amarillas Aspar 43m 55.244s

Moto2

1. Takahashi (Tech 3) 23 laps 
2. Luthi (Moriwaki) +5.037s 
3. Simon (Suter) +5.200s 
4. Abraham (FTR) +6.706s 
5. Elias (Moriwaki) +7.369s 
6. Corsi (Motobi) +7.414s 
7. Noyes (Promoharris) +17.100s 
8. Nieto (Moriwaki) +20.555s 
9. West (MZ) +21.001s 
10. de Angelis (Force GP2) +21.369s

125cc

1. Marquez (Derbi) 22 laps
2. Smith (Aprilia) +4.638s 
3. Espargaro (Derbi) +4.996s
4. Cortese (Derbi) +45.366s
5. Vazquez (Derbi) +45.433s
6. Koyama (Aprilia) +49.685s
7. Krummenacher (Aprilia) +49.935s
8. Zarco (Aprilia) +49.743s
9. Folger (Aprilia) +49.775s
10. Webb (Aprilia) +53.115s