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Standings after Turkey GP
Pos Rider Nat Bike Points --- ------------------------- --- --------------- --------- 1. Valentino Rossi ITA Yamaha 331 2. Nicky Hayden USA Honda 170 3. Marco ...
Published: Oct 25, 2005, 11:19 PM
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Pos Rider Nat Bike Points
--- ------------------------- --- --------------- ---------
1. Valentino Rossi ITA Yamaha 331
2. Nicky Hayden USA Honda 170
3. Marco Melandri ITA Honda 170
4. Colin Edwards USA Yamaha 162
5. Massimiliano Biaggi ITA Honda 159
6. Loris Capirossi ITA Ducati 148
7. Sete Gibernau SPA Honda 137
8. Alexandre Barros BRA Honda 129
9. Carlos Checa SPA Ducati 114
10. Shinya Nakano JPN Kawasaki 87
11. Makoto Tamada JPN Honda 76
12. Kenny Roberts USA Suzuki 63
13. John Hopkins USA Suzuki 59
14. Antonio Elias SPA Yamaha 58
15. Troy Bayliss AUS Honda 54
16. Ruben Xaus SPA Yamaha 49
17. Olivier Jacque FRA Kawasaki 25
18. Roberto Rolfo ITA Ducati 25
19. Alexander Hofmann GER Kawasaki 22
20. Den Van Jurgen Goorbergh NED Honda 12
21. Franco Battaini ITA WCM 7
22. James Ellison GBR WCM 7
23. Shane Byrne GBR Honda 6
24. Chris Vermeulen AUS Honda 5
25. David Checa SPA Yamaha 4
26. Tohru Ukawa JPN Moriwaki 1
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