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Portugal: Friday qualifying times

Pos Num Rider Nat Team Bike Time Gap To 1st --- --- -------------------- --- ------------------------- ---------- ---------- -------- -------- 1. 4 Alex Barros BR Repsol Honda ...

Published: Sep 4, 2004, 4:17 PM

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Pos Num Rider                Nat Team                      Bike             Time      Gap   To 1st
--- --- -------------------- --- ------------------------- ---------- ---------- -------- --------
 1.   4 Alex Barros          BR  Repsol Honda              Honda        1:38.215
 2.   6 Makoto Tamada        J   Camel Honda               Honda        1:38.342    0.127    0.127
 3.  46 Valentino Rossi      I   Gauloises Fortuna Yamaha  Yamaha       1:38.360    0.018    0.145
 4.   3 Max Biaggi           I   Camel Honda               Honda        1:38.609    0.249    0.394
 5.  15 Sete Gibernau        E   Telefonica Movistar Honda Honda        1:38.670    0.061    0.455
 6.  33 Marco Melandri       I   Fortuna Gauloises Tech 3  Yamaha       1:38.710    0.040    0.495
 7.  45 Colin Edwards        USA Telefonica Movistar Honda Honda        1:38.738    0.028    0.523
 8.  21 John Hopkins         USA Team Suzuki MotoGP        Suzuki       1:38.822    0.084    0.607
 9.   7 Carlos Checa         E   Gauloises Fortuna Yamaha  Yamaha       1:39.163    0.341    0.948
10.  12 Troy Bayliss         AUS Ducati Marlboro Team      Ducati       1:39.279    0.116    1.064
11.  50 Neil Hodgson         GB  D'Antin MotoGP            Ducati       1:39.677    0.398    1.462
12.  65 Loris Capirossi      I   Ducati Marlboro Team      Ducati       1:39.710    0.033    1.495
13.  56 Shinya Nakano        J   Kawasaki Racing Team      Kawasaki     1:39.751    0.041    1.536
14.  10 Kenny Roberts        USA Team Suzuki MotoGP        Suzuki       1:39.780    0.029    1.565
15.  11 Ruben Xaus           E   D'Antin MotoGP            Ducati       1:40.259    0.479    2.044
16.  17 Norick Abe           J   Fortuna Gauloises Tech 3  Yamaha       1:40.490    0.231    2.275
17.  84 Michel Fabrizio      I   WCM                       Aprilia      1:40.586    0.096    2.371
18.  66 Alex Hofmann         D   Kawasaki Racing Team      Kawasaki     1:40.623    0.037    2.408
19.  99 Jeremy McWilliams    GB  MS Aprilia Racing         Aprilia      1:40.714    0.091    2.499
20.   9 Nobuatsu Aoki        J   Proton Team KR            Proton KR    1:42.286    1.572    4.071
21.  77 James Ellison        GB  WCM                       Harris WCM   1:42.530    0.244    4.315
22.  35 Chris Burns          GB  WCM                       Harris WCM   1:43.293    0.763    5.078

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