Germany: Starting lineup
<pre> 1. Max Biaggi ITA Camel Honda 1:22.756 2. Valentino Rossi ITA Gauloises Fortuna Yamaha 1:22.840 3. Kenny Roberts USA Team Suzuki 1:22.961 4. Sete Gibernau ...
<pre> 1. Max Biaggi ITA Camel Honda 1:22.756 2. Valentino Rossi ITA Gauloises Fortuna Yamaha 1:22.840 3. Kenny Roberts USA Team Suzuki 1:22.961 4. Sete Gibernau SPA Telefonica Movistar Honda 1:22.969 5. Shinya Nakano JPN Fuchs Kawasaki 1:23.009 6. Alex Barros BRA Repsol Honda 1:23.154 7. Carlos Checa SPA Gauloises Fortuna Yamaha 1:23.336 8. Troy Bayliss AUS Ducati Marlboro 1:23.372 9. Nicky Hayden USA Repsol Honda 1:23.453 10. Loris Capirossi ITA Ducati Marlboro 1:23.475 11. Colin Edwards USA Telefonica Movistar Honda 1:23.583 12. John Hopkins USA Team Suzuki 1:23.622 13. Makoto Tamada JPN Camel Honda 1:23.623 14. Marco Melandri ITA Fortuna Gauloises Tech 3 1:23.692 15. Norick Abe JPN Fortuna Gauloises Tech 3 1:24.151 16. Alex Hofmann GER Fuchs Kawasaki 1:24.172 17. Jeremy McWilliams GBR MS Aprilia 1:24.322 18. Ruben Xaus SPA d'Antin Ducati 1:24.377 19. Neil Hodgson GBR d'Antin Ducati 1:24.599 20. Nobuatsu Aoki JPN Proton Team KR 1:25.038 21. Michel Fabrizio ITA Harris WCM 1:25.310 22. Kurtis Roberts USA Proton Team KR 1:25.478 23. Shane Byrne GBR MS Aprilia 1:25.614 24. Chris Burns GBR Harris WCM 1:26.665
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