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Czech GP: Friday practice 1 times

Pos Driver Nat Team Time Gap To 1st --- ---------------------- --- ------------------------- -------- ------- ------- 1. Nicky Hayden USA Repsol Honda 1:59.387 2. Valentino Rossi ...

Edited: Aug 19, 2006, 3:38 AM

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Pos Driver                 Nat Team                          Time     Gap  To 1st
--- ---------------------- --- ------------------------- -------- ------- -------
 1. Nicky Hayden           USA Repsol Honda              1:59.387
 2. Valentino Rossi        I   Camel Yamaha              1:59.434   0.047   0.047
 3. Marco Melandri         I   Fortuna Honda             1:59.529   0.095   0.142
 4. Kenny Roberts          USA Team Roberts              1:59.600   0.071   0.213
 5. Dani Pedrosa           E   Repsol Honda              1:59.675   0.075   0.288
 6. Casey Stoner           AUS LCR Honda                 1:59.731   0.056   0.344
 7. Shinya Nakano          J   Kawasaki Racing Team      1:59.871   0.140   0.484
 8. Toni Elias             E   Fortuna Honda             1:59.893   0.022   0.506
 9. Colin Edwards          USA Camel Yamaha              2:00.107   0.214   0.720
10. Loris Capirossi        I   Marlboro Ducati           2:00.110   0.003   0.723
11. John Hopkins           USA Team Suzuki MotoGP        2:00.226   0.116   0.839
12. Randy De Puniet        F   Kawasaki Racing Team      2:00.266   0.040   0.879
13. Carlos Checa           E   Tech 3 Yamaha             2:00.515   0.249   1.128
14. Makoto Tamada          J   Konica Minolta Honda      2:00.529   0.014   1.142
15. Alex Hofmann           D   Marlboro Ducati           2:00.687   0.158   1.300
16. Chris Vermeulen        AUS Team Suzuki MotoGP        2:01.074   0.387   1.687
17. James Ellison          GB  Tech 3 Yamaha             2:03.114   2.040   3.727
18. Jose Luis Cardoso      E   D'Antin Ducati            2:03.408   0.294   4.021
19. Ivan Silva             E   D'Antin Ducati            2:05.588   2.180   6.201

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