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British GP: Friday combined practice times
Pos Driver Nat Team Time Gap To 1st --- ---------------------- --- ------------------------- -------- ------- ------- 1. Dani Pedrosa E Repsol Honda 1:28.970 2. John Hopkins ...
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Pos Driver Nat Team Time Gap To 1st
--- ---------------------- --- ------------------------- -------- ------- -------
1. Dani Pedrosa E Repsol Honda 1:28.970
2. John Hopkins USA Team Suzuki MotoGP 1:29.025 0.055 0.055
3. Casey Stoner AUS LCR Honda 1:29.064 0.039 0.094
4. Marco Melandri I Fortuna Honda 1:29.196 0.132 0.226
5. Shinya Nakano J Kawasaki Racing Team 1:29.275 0.079 0.305
6. Colin Edwards USA Camel Yamaha 1:29.379 0.104 0.409
7. Valentino Rossi I Camel Yamaha 1:29.416 0.037 0.446
8. Kenny Roberts USA Team Roberts 1:29.544 0.128 0.574
9. Nicky Hayden USA Repsol Honda 1:29.557 0.013 0.587
10. Loris Capirossi I Marlboro Ducati 1:29.798 0.241 0.828
11. Makoto Tamada J Konica Minolta Honda 1:29.806 0.008 0.836
12. Carlos Checa E Tech 3 Yamaha 1:29.842 0.036 0.872
13. Chris Vermeulen AUS Team Suzuki MotoGP 1:29.941 0.099 0.971
14. Randy De Puniet F Kawasaki Racing Team 1:30.342 0.401 1.372
15. Alex Hofmann D Marlboro Ducati 1:30.387 0.045 1.417
16. Michel Fabrizio I Fortuna Honda 1:30.762 0.375 1.792
17. James Ellison GB Tech 3 Yamaha 1:31.306 0.544 2.336
18. Ivan Silva E D'Antin Ducati 1:32.524 1.218 3.554
19. Jose Luis Cardoso E D'Antin Ducati 1:32.576 0.052 3.606
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