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Aragon GP: M2: Practice 2 times

Pos Rider Nat Team Motorcycle Time Gap To 1st --- ---------------------- --- ------------------------------ ------------ ------------ ------- ------- 1. Mattia Pasini I Vector ...

Published: Sep 17, 2010, 1:52 PM

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Pos Rider Nat Team Motorcycle Time Gap To 1st --- ---------------------- --- ------------------------------ ------------ ------------ ------- ------- 1. Mattia Pasini I Vector Kiefer Racing Suter 1:56.368 2. Alex De Angelis RSM JIR Moto2 Motobi 1:56.398 0.030 0.030 3. Scott Redding GB Marc VDS Racing Team Suter 1:56.424 0.026 0.056 4. Thomas Luthi CH Interwetten Moriwaki Moto2 Moriwaki 1:56.655 0.231 0.287 5. Hector Faubel E Marc VDS Racing Team Suter 1:56.774 0.119 0.406 6. Julian Simon E Mapfre Aspar Team Suter 1:56.835 0.061 0.467 7. Gabor Talmacsi H Fimmco Speed Up Speed Up 1:56.968 0.133 0.600 8. Andrea Iannone I Fimmco Speed Up Speed Up 1:57.003 0.035 0.635 9. Kev Coghlan GB Monlau Joey Darcey FTR 1:57.158 0.155 0.790 10. Dominique Aegerter CH Technomag-CIP Suter 1:57.411 0.253 1.043 11. Roman Ramos E MIR Racing MIR Racing 1:57.414 0.003 1.046 12. Stefan Bradl D Viessmann Kiefer Racing Suter 1:57.420 0.006 1.052 13. Yonny Hernandez COL Blusens-STX BQR-Moto2 1:57.425 0.005 1.057 14. Alex Baldolini I Caretta Technology Race Dept I.C.P. 1:57.456 0.031 1.088 15. Raffaele De Rosa I Tech 3 Racing Tech 3 1:57.479 0.023 1.111 16. Sergio Gadea E Tenerife 40 Pons Pons Kalex 1:57.493 0.014 1.125 17. Anthony West AUS MZ Racing Team MZ-RE Honda 1:57.584 0.091 1.216 18. Ricard Cardus E Maquinza-SAG Team Bimota 1:57.602 0.018 1.234 19. Alex Debon E Aeroport de Castello - Ajo FTR 1:57.606 0.004 1.238 20. Toni Elias E Gresini Racing Moto2 Moriwaki 1:57.677 0.071 1.309 21. Ratthapark Wilairot T Thai Honda PTT Singha SAG Bimota 1:57.762 0.085 1.394 22. Simone Corsi I JIR Moto2 Motobi 1:57.876 0.114 1.508 23. Roberto Rolfo I Italtrans S.T.R. Suter 1:57.994 0.118 1.626 24. Claudio Corti I Forward Racing Suter 1:58.031 0.037 1.663 25. Jules Cluzel F Forward Racing Suter 1:58.096 0.065 1.728 26. Mike Di Meglio F Mapfre Aspar Team Suter 1:58.137 0.041 1.769 27. Axel Pons E Tenerife 40 Pons Pons Kalex 1:58.433 0.296 2.065 28. Kenny Noyes USA Jack & Jones by A.Banderas Promoharris 1:58.876 0.443 2.508 29. Michele Pirro I Gresini Racing Moto2 Moriwaki 1:58.940 0.064 2.572 30. Karel Abraham CZ Cardion AB Motoracing FTR 1:59.110 0.170 2.742 31. Santiago Hernandez COL Matteoni CP Racing Moriwaki 1:59.215 0.105 2.847 32. Valentin Debise F WTR San Marino Team ADV 1:59.880 0.665 3.512 33. Robertino Pietri VEN Italtrans S.T.R. Suter 2:00.112 0.232 3.744 34. Niccolo Canepa I Bimota - M Racing Bimota 2:00.163 0.051 3.795 35. Joan Olive E Jack & Jones by A.Banderas Promoharris 2:00.316 0.153 3.948 36. Mashel Al Naimi Q Blusens-STX BQR-Moto2 2:00.358 0.042 3.990 37. Yannick Guerra E Holiday Gym G22 Moriwaki 2:00.809 0.451 4.441 38. Kazuki Watanabe J Racing Team Germany Suter 2:01.454 0.645 5.086 39. Jpn Tec Tech 3 264.9 50.946 40. Spa Hol Moriwaki 260.1 1:01.676 10.730

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