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Standings after Qatar GP

Pos Rider Nat Bike Points --- ------------------------- --- --------------- --------- 1. Valentino Rossi ITA Yamaha 306 2. Massimiliano Biaggi ITA Honda 159 3. Marco ...

Published: Oct 4, 2005, 12:41 PM

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Pos Rider                     Nat Bike               Points
--- ------------------------- --- --------------- ---------
 1. Valentino Rossi           ITA Yamaha                306
 2. Massimiliano Biaggi       ITA Honda                 159
 3. Marco Melandri            ITA Honda                 157
 4. Colin Edwards             USA Yamaha                152
 5. Nicky Hayden              USA Honda                 150
 6. Loris Capirossi           ITA Ducati                148
 7. Alexandre Barros          BRA Honda                 129
 8. Sete Gibernau             SPA Honda                 126
 9. Carlos Checa              SPA Ducati                 98
10. Shinya Nakano             JPN Kawasaki               78
11. Makoto Tamada             JPN Honda                  68
12. Kenny Roberts             USA Suzuki                 63
13. Troy Bayliss              AUS Honda                  54
14. John Hopkins              USA Suzuki                 53
15. Antonio Elias             SPA Yamaha                 51
16. Ruben Xaus                SPA Yamaha                 45
17. Olivier Jacque            FRA Kawasaki               25
18. Alexander Hofmann         GER Kawasaki               22
19. Roberto Rolfo             ITA Ducati                 22
20. Den Van Jurgen Goorbergh  NED Honda                  12
21. Franco Battaini           ITA WCM                     6
22. Shane Byrne               GBR Honda                   6
23. James Ellison             GBR WCM                     5
24. David Checa               SPA Yamaha                  4
25. Tohru Ukawa               JPN Moriwaki                1

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