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Magny-Cours: Friday qualifying times

Pos Rider Bike Time Gap To 1st --- ------------------------- ---------------- ---------- -------- -------- 1. Michel Fabrizio Ducati 1098R 1:38.770 2. Jonathan Rea Honda ...

Edited: Oct 8, 2009, 2:27 AM

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Pos Rider                     Bike                   Time      Gap   To 1st
--- ------------------------- ---------------- ---------- -------- --------
1.  Michel Fabrizio           Ducati 1098R       1:38.770
2.  Jonathan Rea              Honda CBR1000RR    1:38.821    0.051    0.051
3.  Noriyuki Haga             Ducati 1098R       1:38.877    0.056    0.107
4.  Ben Spies                 Yamaha YZF R1      1:38.939    0.062    0.169
5.  Carlos Checa              Honda CBR1000RR    1:39.379    0.440    0.609
6.  Troy Corser               BMW S1000 RR       1:39.435    0.056    0.665
7.  Yukio Kagayama            Suzuki GSX-R 100   1:39.497    0.062    0.727
8.  Jakub Smrz                Ducati 1098R       1:39.613    0.116    0.843
9.  Fonsi Nieto               Ducati 1098R       1:39.772    0.159    1.002
10. Max Biaggi                Aprilia RSV4 Fac   1:39.834    0.062    1.064
11. Leon Haslam               Honda CBR1000RR    1:39.900    0.066    1.130
12. Karl Muggeridge           Suzuki GSX-R 100   1:39.964    0.064    1.194
13. Broc Parkes               Kawasaki ZX 10R    1:40.000    0.036    1.230
14. David Salom               Kawasaki ZX 10R    1:40.017    0.017    1.247
15. Tom Sykes                 Yamaha YZF R1      1:40.048    0.031    1.278
16. Ryuichi Kiyonari          Honda CBR1000RR    1:40.101    0.053    1.331
17. Leon Camier               Aprilia RSV4 Fac   1:40.103    0.002    1.333
18. Shane Byrne               Ducati 1098R       1:40.354    0.251    1.584
19. Ruben Xaus                BMW S1000 RR       1:40.375    0.021    1.605
20. David Checa               Yamaha YZF R1      1:40.554    0.179    1.784
21. Luca Scassa               Kawasaki ZX 10R    1:40.828    0.274    2.058
22. Roland Resch              Suzuki GSX-R 100   1:41.007    0.179    2.237
23. Sheridan Morais           Kawasaki ZX 10R    1:41.496    0.489    2.726
24. Matteo Baiocco            Ducati 1098R       1:41.573    0.077    2.803
25. Vittorio Iannuzzo         Honda CBR1000RR    1:41.908    0.335    3.138
26. Flavio Gentile            Honda CBR1000RR    1:42.272    0.364    3.502

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