Lorenzo leads first practice. Melandri in top 10. Edwards is top privateer. Let's see what the standings are when the times start to drop.
Lorenzo leads first practice. Melandri in top 10. Edwards is top privateer. Let's see what the standings are when the times start to drop.
Wonder if Rossi is going to rock a special lid for this year
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I hope that Vale would take the checkered flag. He needs to show dominance right away for this year or else Lorenzo and Stoner will each take a piece out of his ass.
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Looks like Nicky is working his way backwards.I hope he can learn to tame that Ducati soon.
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Final Qualifying
Pos. Rider Team Bike Time
1 Jorge Lorenzo Fiat Yamaha Yamaha 1:48.987
2 Casey Stoner Ducati Marlboro Ducati 1:49.008
3 Loris Capirossi Rizla Suzuki Suzuki 1:49.121
4 Valentino Rossi Fiat Yamaha Yamaha 1:49.148
5 Randy De Puniet LCR Honda Honda 1:49.499
6 Colin Edwards II Tech 3 Yamaha Yamaha 1:49.547
7 Andrea Dovizioso Repsol Honda Honda 1:49.648
8 Dani Pedrosa Repsol Honda Honda 1:50.073
9 Tony Elias San Carlo Honda Gresini Honda 1:50.078
10 Yuki Takahashi Scot Racing Honda 1:50.305
11 Chris Vermeulen Rizla Suzuki Suzuki 1:50.405
12 Alex De Angelis San Carlo Honda Gresini Honda 1:50.448
13 Niccolo Canepa Pramac Racing Ducati 1:50.528
14 James Toseland Tech 3 Yamaha Yamaha 1:50.537
15 Marco Melandri Hayate Racing Kawasaki 1:50.710
16 Nicky Hayden Ducati Marlboro Ducati 1:50.924
17 Mika Kallio Pramac Racing Ducati 1:51.008
Things look very bleak for Nicky this weekend... Should be a good race up front though.Looks like Nicky is working his way backwards. I hope he can learn to tame that Ducati soon
Wait... is that a Suzuki on the front row? Capriossi coming to form. Canepa showing a little better form on the Ducati, unfortunately Hayden and Kalio at the bottom. Melandri way down the order. Could be a good fight mid-pack. Lorenzo snags pole and Rossi in fourth. Could be an interesting fight for the hole shot. Whatever happens afterwards...
Facts is facts people. That Ducati can not be wheeled with ease. Casey does outstanding work with it. Seems as though no one else though. I'm not making excuses for Nicholas here, he has not impressed as of late, but no one impresses on that damned thing!
Hate to see Marco so low after last round. Hope he can fight up to top 10.
Not over for Marco yet. Just a tough fight, and going to get tougher. I think all development has officially been stopped on the ZXRR, so any placement will be a huge moral victory. Hopefully he, Ni ck and Kalio can figure something out and work their way up.
That's because Casey is the greatest rider of all time ever with a personality the size of the Australian culture budget. He's lovely with his cute smile, not a bit like a horse's, and the best bit is he never ever whinges. The only thing I hate about Casey is that he's married, but in my fantasies, his wife is a lady boy.![]()
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Great Great Race Im starting to like the whole wet dry deal really shakes up the races. Here are the final standings:
Pos. No. Rider Manufacturer Time Diff
1 27 Casey STONER DUCATI 45'41.894
2 99 Jorge LORENZO YAMAHA 45'42.895 1.001
3 46 Valentino ROSSI YAMAHA 45'43.970 2.076
4 4 Andrea DOVIZIOSO HONDA 45'44.023 2.129
5 65 Loris CAPIROSSI SUZUKI 45'45.168 3.274
6 5 Colin EDWARDS YAMAHA 46'06.345 24.451
7 52 James TOSELAND YAMAHA 46'07.515 25.621
8 14 Randy DE PUNIET HONDA 46'07.940 26.046
9 88 Niccolo CANEPA DUCATI 46'13.709 31.815
10 7 Chris VERMEULEN SUZUKI 46'16.708 34.814
11 33 Marco MELANDRI KAWASAKI 46'16.984 35.090
12 69 Nicky HAYDEN DUCATI 46'21.016 39.122
13 36 Mika KALLIO DUCATI 46'34.356 52.462
14 24 Toni ELIAS HONDA 46'34.372 52.478
15 15 Alex DE ANGELIS HONDA 46'03.967 1
Did Not Finish
3 Dani PEDROSA HONDA 25'15.529 11 laps
72 Yuki TAKAHASHI HONDA 21'18.170 13 laps
Rossi looked to have pitted to late and Dovi looked as if he was going to take it midway as he changed tires at exactly the right time. In the end Rossi and Lorenzo caught serious speed and quickly reeled in Capirossi 2nd and Dovi 3rd while Stoner just tucked and flew and he apparently he had a serious clutch problem as well. Edwards took Toseland on the final lap. Hayden finished back in 12th but had an O.K. race for his typical this year. Pedrosa crahsed out and was carried away. Lorenzo crashed on the Warmup lap but managed to get the bike back and rode great.
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GP`s getting interesting once again.
Not like some post`s !
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