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Fastest time today for Simone Corsi with the MotoBI A hot sunny day at the Sachsenring circuit, with the track temperature reaching 55 degrees saw our MotoBI of Roman Simone Corsi respond excellently to the hot weather to take the fastest ...

Published: Jul 17, 2010, 7:08 PM

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Fastest time today for Simone Corsi with the MotoBI

A hot sunny day at the Sachsenring circuit, with the track temperature reaching 55 degrees saw our MotoBI of Roman Simone Corsi respond excellently to the hot weather to take the fastest time. During today the Italian rider was able to verify the good work done by his Team, as the result of testing last week on the Aragon track, and also thanks to the work of the test-rider and now team-mate Yusuke Teshima.

The weather is expected to be different tomorrow so it will be important to understand the consistency of the tyres for the race.

Simone Corsi - 1'26.306
"Today was a positive day because I found myself confortable both with the track and the bike, I have no illusions, the best time of today doesn't count but I know that on this track it's very important to start from the first position because on the first lap anything could happen.

Tomorrow I want to concentrate myself on a long-run to find the best solution for the tyre choice."

Our Japanese rider, Yusuke Teshima, is experiencing the Sachsenring circuit for the first time and spent his time understanding the layout.

-source: jir

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