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It will be hard to top Assen but hoping for another great Sunday of racing. Yamahas don't seem too happy in Germany. Could see more volatility in the championship standings, although Dovi was strong in FP1. Qualifications on beIn Sports starting at 2pm EDT with Moto3.

FP2 results:

1. Hector Barbera 1m 28.115s
2. Marc Marquez +0.063s [
3. Dani Pedrosa +0.353s
4. Danilo Petrucci +0.353s
5. Aleix Espargaro +0.412s
6. Cal Crutchlow +0.501s
7. Andrea Dovizioso +0.638s
8. Jonas Folger +0.873s
9. Sam Lowes +0.879s
10. Jorge Lorenzo +0.902s
11. Alvaro Bautista +0.961s
12. Pol Espargaro +1.206s
13. Loris Baz +1.249s
14. Mika Kallio +1.331s
15. Valentino Rossi +1.434s
16. Jack Miller +1.471s
17. Karel Abraham +1.659s
18. Johann Zarco +1.812s
19. Bradley Smith +1.857s
20. Maverick Viñales +1.902s
21. Scott Redding +1.902s
22. Alex Rins +2.227s
23. Tito Rabat +2.393s
24. Andrea Iannone +2.444s

Last weekends race is one for the books. What's bad is if the weather stays wet, Q1 / Q2 was set in FP1.

Another great race, particularly back in 4,5,6. Marquez rode like a champion and Folger pushed him hard until the final laps. Pedrosa was solid, but slightly off the pace.

Some bikes it seems are good for some circuits.

I was disapointed Dani didn't push harder. He had the race pace yesterday, and seemed to stick like glue to the back of Marquez until Folger passed him, and then just faded.

Great battle for non podium spots though.

I was glad to see Folger keep 93 honest the whole race.

COTA and Sachsenring were apparently built for Marquez. Eight times in a row is unreal.

Great race in all the classes. Marc will now have to work hard to finish well on some tracks where he and the Honda don't necessarily excel - like Brno. No more DNFs.

I had hoped for more from Dani but he's a disciplined racer. He generally stays within his limits and races in a very workmanlike fashion.