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British GP: Qualifying times

Pos Rider Nat Team Time Gap To 1st --- -------------------- --- ------------------------- ---------- -------- -------- 1. Colin Edwards USA Fiat Yamaha Team 1:28.531 2. Valentino ...

Published: Jun 24, 2007, 7:24 AM

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Pos Rider                Nat Team                            Time      Gap   To 1st
--- -------------------- --- ------------------------- ---------- -------- --------
 1. Colin Edwards        USA Fiat Yamaha Team            1:28.531
 2. Valentino Rossi      I   Fiat Yamaha Team            1:28.677    0.146    0.146
 3. Dani Pedrosa         E   Repsol Honda Team           1:28.863    0.186    0.332
 4. Nicky Hayden         USA Repsol Honda Team           1:29.025    0.162    0.494
 5. Casey Stoner         AUS Ducati Marlboro Team        1:29.061    0.036    0.530
 6. John Hopkins         USA Rizla Suzuki MotoGP         1:29.073    0.012    0.542
 7. Carlos Checa         E   Honda LCR                   1:29.281    0.208    0.750
 8. Randy De Puniet      F   Kawasaki Racing Team        1:29.415    0.134    0.884
 9. Marco Melandri       I   Gresini Honda               1:29.498    0.083    0.967
10. Toni Elias           E   Gresini Honda               1:29.711    0.213    1.180
11. Shinya Nakano        J   Konica Minolta Honda        1:29.718    0.007    1.187
12. Chris Vermeulen      AUS Rizla Suzuki MotoGP         1:29.793    0.075    1.262
13. Loris Capirossi      I   Ducati Marlboro Team        1:29.900    0.107    1.369
14. Alex Hofmann         D   Pramac D'Antin MotoGP       1:29.911    0.011    1.380
15. Alex Barros          BR  Pramac D'Antin MotoGP       1:30.071    0.160    1.540
16. Sylvain Guintoli     F   Tech 3 Yamaha               1:30.271    0.200    1.740
17. Anthony West         AUS Kawasaki Racing Team        1:30.718    0.447    2.187
18. Makoto Tamada        J   Tech 3 Yamaha               1:30.800    0.082    2.269
19. Kurtis Roberts       USA Team Roberts                1:31.543    0.743    3.012

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