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Standings after Czech GP

Pos Rider Nat Team Bike Points --- -------------------- --- ------------------------- ---------- --------- 1. Nicky Hayden USA Repsol Honda Honda 201 2. Daniel Pedrosa ...

Published: Aug 23, 2006, 7:28 AM

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Pos Rider                Nat Team                      Bike          Points
--- -------------------- --- ------------------------- ---------- ---------
 1. Nicky Hayden         USA Repsol Honda              Honda            201
 2. Daniel Pedrosa       E   Repsol Honda              Honda            176
 3. Valentino Rossi      I   Camel Yamaha              Yamaha           163
 4. Marco Melandri       I   Fortuna Honda             Honda            161
 5. Loris Capirossi      I   Marlboro Ducati           Ducati           151
 6. Casey Stoner         AUS LCR Honda                 Honda            101
 7. Kenny Roberts        USA Team Roberts              Kr211v            92
 8. Colin Edwards        USA Camel Yamaha              Yamaha            90
 9. John Hopkins         USA Team Suzuki MotoGP        Suzuki            83
10. Shinya Nakano        J   Kawasaki Racing Team      Kawasaki          75
11. Makoto Tamada        J   Konica Minolta Honda      Honda             68
12. Antonio Elias        E   Fortuna Honda             Honda             64
13. Chris Vermeulen      AUS Team Suzuki MotoGP        Suzuki            61
14. Sete Gibernau        E   Marlboro Ducati           Ducati            58
15. Carlos Checa         E   Tech 3 Yamaha             Yamaha            55
16. Randy De Puniet      F   Kawasaki Racing Team      Kawasaki          24
17. Alexander Hofmann    D   Marlboro Ducati           Ducati            22
18. James Ellison        GB  Tech 3 Yamaha             Yamaha            20
19. Jose Luis Cardoso    E   D'Antin Ducati            Ducati             8

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