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Final 2004 standings

@>Riders' Championship: Pos Rider Nat Team Points --- -------------------- --- ------------------------- --------- 1. Valentino Rossi I Gauloises Fortuna Yamaha 304 2. Sete Gibernau E ...

Published: Nov 5, 2004, 9:47 PM

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@>Riders' Championship:

Pos Rider                Nat Team                         Points
--- -------------------- --- ------------------------- ---------
 1. Valentino Rossi      I   Gauloises Fortuna Yamaha        304
 2. Sete Gibernau        E   Telefonica Movistar Honda       257
 3. Max Biaggi           I   Camel Honda                     217
 4. Alex Barros          BR  Repsol Honda                    165
 5. Colin Edwards        USA Telefonica Movistar Honda       157
 6. Makoto Tamada        J   Camel Honda                     150
 7. Carlos Checa         E   Gauloises Fortuna Yamaha        117
 8. Nicky Hayden         USA Repsol Honda                    117
 9. Loris Capirossi      I   Ducati Marlboro Team            117
10. Shinya Nakano        J   Kawasaki Racing Team             83
11. Ruben Xaus           E   D'Antin MotoGP                   77
12. Marco Melandri       I   Fortuna Gauloises Tech 3         75
13. Norick Abe           J   Fortuna Gauloises Tech 3         74
14. Troy Bayliss         AUS Ducati Marlboro Team             71
15. Alex Hofmann         D   Kawasaki Racing Team             51
16. John Hopkins         USA Team Suzuki MotoGP               45
17. Neil Hodgson         GB  D'Antin MotoGP                   38
18. Kurtis Roberts       USA Proton Team KR                   37
19. Jeremy McWilliams    GB  MS Aprilia Racing                26
20. Shane Byrne          GB  MS Aprilia Racing                18
21. Nobuatsu Aoki        J   Proton Team KR                   10
22. Michel Fabrizio      I   WCM                               8
23. Yukio Kagayama       J   Team Suzuki MotoGP                7
24. Olivier Jacque       F   Team Moriwaki                     5
25. James Haydon         GB  Proton Team KR                    4
26. James Ellison        GB  WCM                               3
27. Andrew Pitt          AUS Moriwaki MotoGP                   2
28. Kurtis Roberts       USA Proton Team KR                    1
29. Youichi Ui           J   WCM                               1

@>Manufacturers' Championship:

Pos Manufacturer                                          Points
--- -------------------- --- ------------------------- ---------
 1. Honda                                                    355
 2. Yamaha                                                   328
 3. Ducati                                                   169
 4. Kawasaki                                                  95
 5. Suzuki                                                    73
 6. Aprilia                                                   39
 7. Proton Kr                                                 15

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