2014 Spanish motorcycle Grand Prix

2014 Spanish Grand Prix
Race details
Race 4 of 18 races in the; 2014 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season
Date	4 May 2014
Official name	Gran Premio bwin de España
Location	Circuito de Jerez
Course	Permanent racing facility; 4.423 km (2.748 mi);
MotoGP
Rider
Pole position
Rider	Marc Márquez
Time	1:38.120
Fastest lap
Rider	Marc Márquez
Time	1:39.841 on lap 5
Podium
First	Marc Márquez
Second	Valentino Rossi
Third	Dani Pedrosa
Moto2
Rider
Pole position
Rider	Mika Kallio
Time	1:42.766
Fastest lap
Rider	Jonas Folger
Time	1:42.876 on lap 2
Podium
First	Mika Kallio
Second	Dominique Aegerter
Third	Jonas Folger
Moto3
Rider
Pole position
Rider	Jack Miller
Time	1:46.173
Fastest lap
Rider	Álex Rins
Time	1:47.033 on lap 4
Podium
First	Romano Fenati
Second	Efrén Vázquez
Third	Álex Rins

Last updated April 19, 2023

The 2014 Spanish motorcycle Grand Prix was the fourth round of the 2014 MotoGP season. It was held at the Circuito de Jerez in Jerez de la Frontera on 4 May 2014.

Classification

MotoGP

Pos.	No.	Rider	Team	Manufacturer	Laps	Time/Retired	Grid	Points
1	93	Marc Márquez	Repsol Honda Team	Honda	27	45:24.134	1	25
2	46	Valentino Rossi	Movistar Yamaha MotoGP	Yamaha	27	+1.431	4	20
3	26	Dani Pedrosa	Repsol Honda Team	Honda	27	+1.529	3	16
4	99	Jorge Lorenzo	Movistar Yamaha MotoGP	Yamaha	27	+8.541	2	13
5	4	Andrea Dovizioso	Ducati Team	Ducati	27	+27.494	6	11
6	19	Álvaro Bautista	Go&Fun Honda Gresini	Honda	27	+27.606	10	10
7	41	Aleix Espargaró	NGM Forward Racing	Forward Yamaha	27	+27.917	5	9
8	38	Bradley Smith	Monster Yamaha Tech 3	Yamaha	27	+27.947	9	8
9	44	Pol Espargaró	Monster Yamaha Tech 3	Yamaha	27	+29.419	8	7
10	6	Stefan Bradl	LCR Honda MotoGP	Honda	27	+32.872	7	6
11	69	Nicky Hayden	Drive M7 Aspar	Honda	27	+35.490	12	5
12	7	Hiroshi Aoyama	Drive M7 Aspar	Honda	27	+40.083	13	4
13	45	Scott Redding	Go&Fun Honda Gresini	Honda	27	+43.830	18	3
14	68	Yonny Hernández	Energy T.I. Pramac Racing	Ducati	27	+52.295	19	2
15	8	Héctor Barberá	Avintia Racing	Avintia	27	+54.873	23	1
16	70	Michael Laverty	Paul Bird Motorsport	PBM	27	+1:06.182	20
17	23	Broc Parkes	Paul Bird Motorsport	PBM	27	+1:23.420	22
Ret	5	Colin Edwards	NGM Forward Racing	Forward Yamaha	26	Retirement	11
Ret	29	Andrea Iannone	Pramac Racing	Ducati	22	Retirement	15
Ret	63	Mike Di Meglio	Avintia Racing	Avintia	21	Retirement	21
Ret	17	Karel Abraham	Cardion AB Motoracing	Honda	10	Retirement	16
Ret	35	Cal Crutchlow	Ducati Team	Ducati	4	Retirement	14
Ret	51	Michele Pirro	Ducati Team	Ducati	2	Accident	17
DNS	9	Danilo Petrucci	IodaRacing Project	ART		Did not start
Sources: ^[4]^[5]^[6]

Moto2

Pos.	No.	Rider	Manufacturer	Laps	Time/Retired	Grid	Points
1	36	Mika Kallio	Kalex	26	44:56.004	1	25
2	77	Dominique Aegerter	Suter	26	+2.434	5	20
3	94	Jonas Folger	Kalex	26	+3.668	7	16
4	53	Esteve Rabat	Kalex	26	+5.431	6	13
5	40	Maverick Viñales	Kalex	26	+9.786	8	11
6	39	Luis Salom	Kalex	26	+11.356	3	10
7	19	Xavier Siméon	Suter	26	+18.112	12	9
8	5	Johann Zarco	Caterham Suter	26	+21.508	10	8
9	11	Sandro Cortese	Kalex	26	+21.608	2	7
10	12	Thomas Lüthi	Suter	26	+22.811	4	6
11	95	Anthony West	Speed Up	26	+43.284	24	5
12	81	Jordi Torres	Suter	26	+43.405	22	4
13	88	Ricard Cardús	Tech 3	26	+43.906	14	3
14	60	Julián Simón	Kalex	26	+44.100	16	2
15	4	Randy Krummenacher	Suter	26	+44.434	25	1
16	49	Axel Pons	Kalex	26	+44.708	28
17	15	Alex de Angelis	Suter	26	+45.004	19
18	54	Mattia Pasini	Forward KLX	26	+45.987	18
19	14	Ratthapark Wilairot	Caterham Suter	26	+47.440	17
20	21	Franco Morbidelli	Kalex	26	+57.176	23
21	55	Hafizh Syahrin	Kalex	26	+1:02.628	26
22	45	Tetsuta Nagashima	TSR	26	+1:03.716	29
23	97	Román Ramos	Speed Up	26	+1:04.330	33
24	25	Azlan Shah	Kalex	26	+1:05.423	31
25	57	Edgar Pons	Kalex	26	+1:05.657	34
26	8	Gino Rea	Suter	26	+1:06.666	27
27	70	Robin Mulhauser	Suter	26	+2:00.211	30
28	10	Thitipong Warokorn	Kalex	26	+2:00.222	32
Ret	30	Takaaki Nakagami	Kalex	25	Accident	13
Ret	3	Simone Corsi	Forward KLX	24	Accident	11
Ret	22	Sam Lowes	Speed Up	18	Retirement	15
Ret	23	Marcel Schrötter	Tech 3	11	Accident	9
Ret	96	Louis Rossi	Kalex	8	Accident	21
Ret	7	Lorenzo Baldassarri	Suter	7	Accident	20
DNS	18	Nicolás Terol	Suter		Did not start
OFFICIAL MOTO2 REPORT

Moto3

Pos.	No.	Rider	Manufacturer	Laps	Time/Retired	Grid	Points
1	5	Romano Fenati	KTM	23	41:28.584	10	25
2	7	Efrén Vázquez	Honda	23	+0.144	7	20
3	42	Álex Rins	Honda	23	+0.147	3	16
4	8	Jack Miller	KTM	23	+1.224	1	13
5	32	Isaac Viñales	KTM	23	+1.244	4	11
6	84	Jakub Kornfeil	KTM	23	+1.857	11	10
7	12	Álex Márquez	Honda	23	+3.808	5	9
8	21	Francesco Bagnaia	KTM	23	+6.631	6	8
9	33	Enea Bastianini	KTM	23	+11.944	15	7
10	31	Niklas Ajo	Husqvarna	23	+12.204	8	6
11	52	Danny Kent	Husqvarna	23	+12.685	13	5
12	10	Alexis Masbou	Honda	23	+12.839	18	4
13	17	John McPhee	Honda	23	+12.870	9	3
14	44	Miguel Oliveira	Mahindra	23	+14.793	12	2
15	65	Philipp Öttl	Kalex KTM	23	+14.907	14	1
16	58	Juan Francisco Guevara	Kalex KTM	23	+15.586	17
17	6	María Herrera	Honda	23	+15.753	16
18	19	Alessandro Tonucci	Mahindra	23	+23.121	22
19	98	Karel Hanika	KTM	23	+23.741	29
20	63	Zulfahmi Khairuddin	Honda	23	+31.160	23
21	24	Marcos Ramírez	KTM	23	+31.437	21
22	51	Bryan Schouten	Mahindra	23	+36.861	27
23	22	Ana Carrasco	Kalex KTM	23	+47.525	28
24	38	Hafiq Azmi	KTM	23	+47.813	32
25	3	Matteo Ferrari	Mahindra	23	+48.115	31
26	43	Luca Grünwald	Kalex KTM	23	+48.141	33
27	95	Jules Danilo	Mahindra	23	+48.693	34
28	4	Gabriel Ramos	Kalex KTM	23	+1:22.490	35
Ret	11	Livio Loi	Kalex KTM	16	Accident	24
Ret	41	Brad Binder	Mahindra	15	Retirement	30
Ret	9	Scott Deroue	Kalex KTM	14	Accident	26
Ret	91	Gabriel Rodrigo	KTM	7	Accident	19
Ret	23	Niccolò Antonelli	KTM	2	Retirement	2
Ret	61	Arthur Sissis	Mahindra	2	Retirement	25
Ret	57	Eric Granado	KTM	0	Accident	20
OFFICIAL MOTO3 REPORT

Championship standings after the race (MotoGP)

Below are the standings for the top five riders and constructors after round four has concluded.^[7]

Riders' Championship standings

Pos.	Rider	Points
1	Marc Márquez	100
2	Dani Pedrosa	72
3	Valentino Rossi	61
4	Andrea Dovizioso	45
5	Jorge Lorenzo	35

Constructors' Championship standings

Pos.	Constructor	Points
1	Honda	100
2	Yamaha	67
3	Ducati	48
4	Forward Yamaha	30
5	ART	2

Note: Only the top five positions are included for both sets of standings.

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↑ "Classification" (PDF). resources.motogp.com. 2014.
↑ "Standings" (PDF). resources.motogp.com. 2014. Retrieved 2019-08-26.

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[2] "2014 MotoGP Class (FIM Grand Prix World Championship) Programmes | The Motor Racing Programme Covers Project". www.progcovers.com.

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