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Japanese GP 250 class qualifying times

<pre> Circuit: Suzuka Circuit Circuit Length: 5821 Km 250 Qualifying Date: 6 April 2002 Temp: 17°C Pos. Rider Manufacturer Nat. 1st Qualifying 2nd Qualifying 1 A. Nieto Aprilia ESP 2:8.754 ...

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<pre> Circuit: Suzuka Circuit Circuit Length: 5821 Km

250 Qualifying Date: 6 April 2002 Temp: 17°C

Pos.    Rider           Manufacturer    Nat.    1st Qualifying  2nd Qualifying
1       A. Nieto        Aprilia         ESP     2:8.754         2:8.049
2       R. de Puniet    Aprilia         FRA     2:9.592         2:8.168
3       M. Melandri     Aprilia         ITA     2:8.896         2:8.579
4       F. Battaini     Aprilia         ITA     2:8.627         2:8.627
5       A. Debon        Honda           ESP     2:9.438         2:8.723
6       E. Alzamora     Honda           ESP     2:10.930        2:8.845
7       S. Porto        Yamaha          ARG     2:10.106        2:9.024
8       O. Miyazaki     Yamaha          JPN     2:10.444        2:9.177
9       R. Locatelli    Aprilia         ITA     2:11.042        2:9.205
10      N. Matsudo      Yamaha          JPN     2:11.081        2:9.692
11      T. Elias        Aprilia         ESP     2:10.775        2:9.930
12      D. Sakai        Honda           JPN     2:11.896        2:9.996
13      HA. Aoyama      Honda           JPN     2:11.530        2:10.470
14      R. Rolfo        Honda           ITA     2:10.785        2:10.636
15      C. Stoner       Aprilia         AUS     2:11.735        2:10.675
16      S. Yuzy         Yamaha          MYS     2:12.283        2:11.040

Lap Record: 2:8.581 (Shinya Nakano, 2000) Fastest Lap Ever: 2:8.049 (Alfonso Nieto, 2002)

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