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Aragon GP: 125: Practice 2 times

Pos Rider Nat Team Motorcycle Time Gap To 1st --- ---------------------- --- ------------------------------ ------------ ------------ ------- ------- 1. Pol Espargaro E Tuenti ...

Published: Sep 18, 2010, 3:59 AM

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Pos Rider Nat Team Motorcycle Time Gap To 1st --- ---------------------- --- ------------------------------ ------------ ------------ ------- ------- 1. Pol Espargaro E Tuenti Racing Derbi 2:13.224 2. Marc Marquez E Red Bull Ajo Motorsport Derbi 2:13.868 0.644 0.644 3. Jonas Folger D Ongetta Team Aprilia 2:14.168 0.300 0.944 4. Nicolas Terol E Bancaja Aspar Team Aprilia 2:14.402 0.234 1.178 5. Bradley Smith GB Bancaja Aspar Team Aprilia 2:14.505 0.103 1.281 6. Sandro Cortese D Avant Mitsubishi Ajo Derbi 2:14.779 0.274 1.555 7. Danny Webb GB Andalucia Cajasol Aprilia 2:14.949 0.170 1.725 8. Luis Salom E Stipa-Molenaar Racing GP Aprilia 2:14.981 0.032 1.757 9. Adrian Martin E Aeroport de Castello - Ajo Aprilia 2:16.282 1.301 3.058 10. Marcel Schrotter D Interwetten Honda 125 Honda 2:16.282 0.000 3.058 11. Tomoyoshi Koyama J Racing Team Germany Aprilia 2:16.469 0.187 3.245 12. Sturla Fagerhaug N AirAsia - Sepang Int. Circuit Aprilia 2:16.598 0.129 3.374 13. Zulfahmi Khairuddin MAL AirAsia - Sepang Int. Circuit Aprilia 2:16.615 0.017 3.391 14. Jakub Kornfeil CZ Racing Team Germany Aprilia 2:17.116 0.501 3.892 15. Esteve Rabat E Blusens-STX Aprilia 2:17.955 0.839 4.731 16. Joan Perello E SAG Castrol Honda 2:18.030 0.075 4.806 17. Randy Krummenacher CH Stipa-Molenaar Racing GP Aprilia 2:18.134 0.104 4.910 18. Johann Zarco F WTR San Marino Team Aprilia 2:18.222 0.088 4.998 19. Efren Vazquez E Tuenti Racing Derbi 2:18.368 0.146 5.144 20. Alberto Moncayo E Andalucia Cajasol Aprilia 2:18.373 0.005 5.149 21. Louis Rossi F CBC Corse Aprilia 2:19.093 0.720 5.869 22. Jasper Iwema NL CBC Corse Aprilia 2:19.255 0.162 6.031 23. Josep Rodriguez E Hune Racing Aprilia 2:20.351 1.096 7.127 24. Isaac Vioales E Lambretta Reparto Corse Lambretta 2:20.438 0.087 7.214 25. Pedro Rodriguez E Ongetta Team Aprilia 2:22.438 2.000 9.214

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