MotoGP 2014: Championship standings after Indianapolis

No surprise as to who is at the top of the standings...

MotoGP 2014: Championship standings after Indianapolis

MotoGP 2014: Championship standings after Indianapolis

WITH ten consecutive premier class wins from the beginning of the 2014 season, Marc Marquez has a maximum 250-points and could win the Championship by Aragon if the Spaniard wins the next four races. 

Dani Pedrosa and Valentino Rossi remain second and third respectively in the standings with Rossi only 4-points behind as Jorge Lorenzo regains fourth from Dovizioso who drops to fifth. 

Rookie Pol Espargaro sits comfortably in sixth position as his older brother and Open Class rider Aleix is 30-points adrift. 

Briton's Scott Redding and Cal Crutchlow are in 12th and 13th respectively.

Unable to attend the Indianapolis round and his 'home Grand Prix' as he is recovering from wrist surgery, Nicky Hayden drops from 13th to 15th. 

1.Marc MarquezHonda250
2.Dani PedrosaHonda161
3.Valentino RossiYamaha157
4.Jorge LorenzoYamaha117
5.Andrea DoviziosoDucati108
6.Pol EspargaroYamaha78
7.Aleix EsparagroForward Yamaha77
8.Andrea IannoneDucati62
9.Bradley SmithYamaha58
10.Stefan BradlHonda56
11.Alvaro BautistaHonda50
12.Scott ReddingHonda40
13.Cal CrutchlowDucati36
14.Hiroshi AoyamaHonda34
15.Nicky HaydenHonda29
16.Yonny HernandezDucati27
17.Karel AbrahamHonda23
18.Colin EdwardsForward Racing11
19.Michele PirroDucati7
20.Broc Parkes 
PBM7
21.Mike Di MeglioAvintia4
22.Danilo PetrucciART4
23.Michael LavertyPBM2
24.Hector BarberaAvintia2

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