Rather than Petrux's thirteenth position in Valencia, the Pramac team preferred to celebrate its overall record for the season, with four podiums (Mugello, Assen, Misano and Motegi) and four first rows (Barcelona, Sachsenring, Assen and Motegi ).
This earned the Italian team based in Tredegar in Wales fifth place in the team standings, which was remarkable with twelve teams present, including six factories.
However, Petrucci's Valencia weekend was not sumptuous, with fifteenth place at the end of free practice, fifteenth position on the fifth row of the starting grid, and finally thirteenth at the finish of the race.
After a modest start to the season, Danilo stood out by finishing third in the Italian Grand Prix at Mugello, then appearing at the front until the Japanese Grand Prix, after which his end of season was very discreet.
According to Danilo Petrucci, who are " It was a season full of satisfaction. We experienced great emotions that I will always remember. I have an extraordinary team that I want to thank for the work accomplished throughout the season. »
“I send a special dedication to all those who contributed to achieving these results. I also salute my mechanic Edoardo with whom I shared the precious moments before the start of each race. »
His teammate Scott Redding ended his season with a crash, ultimately placing fourteenth in the World Championship, with best results two seventh places in Qatar and Aragon. He is leaving for Aprilia to replace Sam Lowes and should discover the RS-GP this Tuesday.
To Scott Reding, who are " I'm sorry to have ended the season with an accident, but the feeling with the bike was not good. However, I am satisfied for these two years. »
“I had a great relationship with the entire team I worked with to overcome difficulties. The relationship with Pramac Racing is a link that will remain in the future. Thanks to all the guys who worked to put me in a position to give my best. »
Last corner of 2017 @MotoGP season!
Ready for #ValenciaTest@pramacracing @petrux9 pic.twitter.com/hAP2New49m- Pramac Racing MotoGP (@pramacracing) November 13, 2017
Race results:
1 Dani PEDROSA-Repsol Honda Team HONDA
2 Johann ZARCO-Monster Yamaha Tech 3 YAMAHA at 0.337
3 Marc MARQUEZ-Repsol Honda Team HONDA at 10.861
4 Alex RINS-Team SUZUKI ECSTAR SUZUKI at 13.567
5 Valentino ROSSI-Movistar Yamaha MotoGP YAMAHA at 13.817
6 Andrea IANNONE-Team SUZUKI ECSTAR SUZUKI at 14.516
7 Jack MILLER-EG 0,0 Marc VDS HONDA at 17.087
8 Cal CRUTCHLOW-LCR Honda HONDA at 17.230
9 Michele PIRRO-Ducati Team DUCATI at 25.942
10 Tito RABAT-EG 0,0 Marc VDS HONDA at 27.020
11 Bradley SMITH-Red Bull KTM Factory Racing KTM at 30.835
12 Maverick VIÑALES-Movistar Yamaha MotoGP YAMAHA at 35.012
13 3Danilo PETRUCCI-OCTO Pramac Racing DUCATI at 38.076
14 Karel ABRAHAM-Pull&Bear Aspar Team DUCATI at 41.988
15 Hector BARBERA-Reale Avintia Racing DUCATI at 47.703
16 Loris BAZ-Reale Avintia Racing DUCATI at 47.709
17 Michael VAN DER MARK-Monster Yamaha Tech 3 YAMAHA at 52.13
Final ranking of the World Championship:
1 MARQUEZ Marc SPA 298 points
2 DOVIZIOSO Andrea ITA 261
3 VIÑALES Maverick SPA 230
4 PEDROSA Dani SPA 210
5 ROSSI Valentino ITA 208
6 ZARCO Johann FRA 174
7 LORENZO Jorge SPA 137
8 PETRUCCI Danilo ITA 124
9 CRUTCHLOW Cal GBR 112
10 FOLGER Jonas GER 84
11 MILLER Jack AUS 82
12 BAUTISTA Alvaro SPA 75
13 IANNONE Andrea ITA 70
14 REDDING Scott GBR 64
15 ESPARGARO Aleix SPA 62
16 RINS Alex SPA 59
17 ESPARGARO Pol SPA 55
18 BAZ Loris FRA 45 253
19 RABAT Tito SPA 35
20 ABRAHAM Karel CZE 32
21 SMITH Bradley GBR 29
22 BARBERA Hector SPA 28
23 PIRRO Michele ITA 25
24 KALLIO Mika END 11
25 LOWES Sam GBR 5
26 NAKASUGA Katsuyuki JPN 4
Ranking of independent drivers:
1 ZARCO Johann FRA 174 points
2 PETRUCCI Danilo ITA 124
3 CRUTCHLOW Cal GBR 112
4 FOLGER Jonas GER 84
5 MILLER Jack AUS 82
Ranking of the best rookie (beginner):
1 ZARCO Johann FRA 174 points
2 FOLGER Jonas GER 84
3 RINS Alex SPA 59
4 LOWES Sam GBR 5
Classification by manufacturers:
1 HONDA 357 points
2 YAMAHA 321
3 DUCATI 310
4 SUZUKI 100
5 KTM 69
6 APRILIA 64
Team ranking:
1 REPSOL HONDA TEAM 508 points
2 MOVISTAR YAMAHA MOTOGP 438
3 DUCATI TEAM 398
4 MONSTER YAMAHA TECH 3 258
5 OCTO PRAMAC RACING 188
6 TEAM SUZUKI ECSTAR 130
7 EG 0,0 MARC VDS 117
8 LCR HONDA 112
9 PULL&BEAR ASPAR TEAM 107
10 RED BULL KTM FACTORY RACING 84
11 REALE AVINTIA RACING 73
12 APRILIA RACING TEAM GRESINI 67
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