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French GP: Starting grid

Pos Driver Nat Team Time Gap To 1st --- ---------------------- --- ------------------------- -------- ------- ------- 1. Colin Edwards USA Fiat Yamaha Team 1:33.616 2. Casey Stoner ...

Published: May 20, 2007, 5:45 PM

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Pos Driver                 Nat Team                          Time     Gap  To 1st
--- ---------------------- --- ------------------------- -------- ------- -------
 1. Colin Edwards          USA Fiat Yamaha Team          1:33.616
 2. Casey Stoner           AUS Ducati Marlboro Team      1:33.710   0.094   0.094
 3. Carlos Checa           E   Honda LCR                 1:33.859   0.149   0.243
 4. Valentino Rossi        I   Fiat Yamaha Team          1:33.875   0.016   0.259
 5. John Hopkins           USA Rizla Suzuki MotoGP       1:34.102   0.227   0.486
 6. Toni Elias             E   Gresini Honda             1:34.125   0.023   0.509
 7. Nicky Hayden           USA Repsol Honda Team         1:34.247   0.122   0.631
 8. Randy De Puniet        F   Kawasaki Racing Team      1:34.318   0.071   0.702
 9. Marco Melandri         I   Gresini Honda             1:34.360   0.042   0.744
10. Dani Pedrosa           E   Repsol Honda Team         1:34.412   0.052   0.796
11. Sylvain Guintoli       F   Tech 3 Yamaha             1:34.507   0.095   0.891
12. Chris Vermeulen        AUS Rizla Suzuki MotoGP       1:34.574   0.067   0.958
13. Alex Barros            BR  Pramac D'Antin MotoGP     1:34.817   0.243   1.201
14. Shinya Nakano          J   Konica Minolta Honda      1:34.834   0.017   1.218
15. Loris Capirossi        I   Ducati Marlboro Team      1:34.903   0.069   1.287
16. Makoto Tamada          J   Tech 3 Yamaha             1:35.346   0.443   1.730
17. Alex Hofmann           D   Pramac D'Antin MotoGP     1:35.578   0.232   1.962
18. Kenny Roberts          USA Team Roberts              1:35.681   0.103   2.065
19. Fonsi Nieto            E   Kawasaki Racing Team      1:36.312   0.631   2.696

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