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Birmingham: Race two results

Pos No. Rider Bike Laps --- --- ------------------------- ------------------ ----- 1. 11 Ben Spies Suzuki GSX-R1000 28 2. 17 Miguel Duhamel Honda CBR1000RR 28 3. 1 ...

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Pos No. Rider                     Bike                Laps
--- --- ------------------------- ------------------ -----
 1.  11 Ben Spies                 Suzuki GSX-R1000      28
 2.  17 Miguel Duhamel            Honda CBR1000RR       28
 3.   1 Mathew Mladin             Suzuki GSX-R1000      28
 4.  20 Aaron W Yates             Suzuki GSX-R1000      28
 5. 100 Neil Hodgson              Ducati 999R           28
 6. 155 Ben D Bostrom             Ducati 999R           28
 7.  22 Tommy Hayden              Kawasaki ZX-10RR      28
 8.  59 Jacob L Holden            Suzuki GSX-R1000      28
 9.  72 Larry Pegram              Honda CBR1000RR       28
10.  43 Jason R Pridmore          Suzuki GSX-R1000      28
11. 101 Jordan M Szoke            Kawasaki ZX-10RR      28
12.  15 Steve Rapp                Suzuki GSX-R1000      28
13.  24 Clint McBain              Suzuki GSX-R1000      28
14.  36 Eric C Wood               Suzuki GSX-R1000      28
15.  30 Francis Martin            Suzuki GSX-R1000      28
16.  55 Kevin Lacombe             Yamaha YZF-R1         28
17.  19 Jason Curtis              Suzuki GSX-R1000      28
18.  26 Brian Stokes              Yamaha YZF-R1         27
19.  87 Taylor C Knapp            Suzuki GSX-R1000      27
20. 973 James E Stroud            Suzuki GSX-R1000      27
21. 373 Andi Notman               Suzuki GSX-R1000      27
22. 616 Brad M Hendry             Suzuki GSX-R1000      27
23.  97 Scott E Carpenter         Suzuki GSX-R1000      27
24. 264 Dominic Jones             Suzuki GSX-R1000      27
25.  95 Roger Lee Hayden          Kawasaki ZX-10RR      20
26.  75 James Kerker              Honda CBR1000RR       19
27. 414 Michael J Sanchez         Suzuki GSX-R1000      19
28.  25 Akira Tamitsuji           Suzuki GSX-R1000      14
29.  48 Mike Sullivan             Yamaha YZF-R1         10
30.  98 Jake P Zemke              Honda CBR1000RR        4

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