The representative of the host Sandra Cortez with KTM won the Grand Prix of Germany Motorcycling in class Moto3. 22-year-old Cortez became the first German success on the track "Sachsenring" after more than 13 years. It takes advantage of the best variable weather conditions with rain and dry weather and finishes of 45:36.868 minutes.

So Cortez record second win of the season and the seventh stage in the campaign, which he came out on top in the overall standings with 148 points. Secondly 45:37.503 minutes to complete Alexi Masbu (France), "Honda".

Álvaro Bautista played little part in the Dutch TT, but unfortunately his actions on track had a big impact.

The Team San Carlo Honda Gresini rider lost the front of his bike on the opening corner, lowsiding, and taking World Championship leader Jorge Lorenzo out as well. The error was unintentional, and Bautista extends his apologies to the rider and his team.

Michele Pirro had a strong race and was clo se to claiming the honour of best CRT at Assen, although he just missed out on topping the order in the new MotoGP sub-category.

San Carlo Honda Gresini’s Álvaro Bautista will start from the back of the grid at the next race at the Sachsenring following his collision with Yamaha Factory Racing’s Jorge Lorenzo at the Iveco TT Assen.

Bautista had looked to have made a lightning start, yet went into the first corner too hot and slid his bike into Lorenzo’s Yamaha. Both subsequently ended up in the gravel and unable to re-join the race. Fortunately both riders were unhurt in the incident

Ivis Racing Team will visit the competition from Eastern European Championship, which started on 23 - 24 May at the track ISTAMBULPARK in Istanbul, Turkey.

Ivaylo Lekov - Pixie (IVIS Racing Team) will drive in class Superstock (SST) 1000 BMW motorcycle with 1000 RR - Best motorcycle in its class, tuned and prepared by the company Alpha Racing.

Pramac Racing Team’s sole rider, Héctor Barberá, spent the weekend building a good race setup, qualifying strongly in the dry yesterday to start sixth on the grid.

The Spanish rider didn’t get a great start, dropping back to 8th place, and he managed to remain in this position for more then 13 laps, but toward the end he was joined and overtaken by factory Ducati rider Valentino Rossi, and ultimately took the chequered flag in 10th position.