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Old 21 Aug 2019, 06:49 (Ref:3923588)   #4
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Updating the analysis after Austria. The first number is the points' gap, the second one is the ORG (as explained in the first post). The interesting values of ORG are 10 and 25; an ORG l< 10 implies a probability of more than (approximately) 10% of probability of overtaking the leader rider. And ORG > 25 means less than (approximately) 1% of overtaking the leader.

Code:
Mo3:
DLP 155           
CAN   1   0.4  contender   
ARB  42  14.8  unlikely
ANT  50  17.7  unlikely
RAM  66  23.3  unlikely
MCP  71  25.1  out  

Mo2: 
MAQ 181                
LUT  43  15.2  unlikley
NAV  55  19.4  unlikely
FER  60  21.2  unlikely
BAL  66  23.3  unlikely
SCH  67  23.7  unlikely
BIN  72  25.5  out
MAR  80  28.3  out

MGP:
MAR 230  
DOV  58 20.5  unlikely
PET  94 33.2  out
Conclusions:



In Moto3, Arbolino and Antonelli could go back to be contender if they have an excellent result in the next race against Dalla Porta and Canet.


In Moto2, Marquez is the only rider contending for the title, in realistic terms. But Luthi could be again a contender if he gets a very good result against Marquez in Silverstone.


Marc Marquez is the only rider with real chance for the title in MotoGP. Nobody is remotely near to be considered a "contender". Dovizioso is the only rider with some probability to fight Marquez; but, even him could be thrown into the out of the championship category if he has a mediocre day in Silverstone's race.
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