Red Bull KTM rider Brad Binder finishes the San Marino MotoGP in eighth place to remain seventh in the riders' standings on 115 points.
Another gutsy ride from Brad Binder saw the Red Bull KTM rider finish the San Marino MotoGP in eighth place on Sunday after starting from 15th on the grid. Getty Images
Brad Binder remains confident his Red Bull KTM team is on the right track after yet another heroic ride at the San Marino MotoGP on Sunday. After starting the race from 15th on the grid, BInder made up seven places to finish eighth. He remains in seventh place in the world championship standings on 115 points, seven behind his 2023 KTM teammate Jack Miller.
Miller’s current Ducati team-mate Francesco Bagnaia took the chequered flag for the fourth consecutive time on Sunday. The Italian moved up to 181 points to close the gap on 2022 MotoGP championship leader Fabio Quartararo to 30 points.“I gave my best from beginning to end and it was a dramatic first few laps. On the second or the third one I was stuck behind someone else who crashed and I was so lucky I didn’t go down. I was able to carry on and push as hard as I could.
The 2016 Moto3 world champion is confident his Austrian team will gain some strides during this week’s two testing at Misano on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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