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Misano: Sunday warmup times

Pos Rider Bike Time Gap To 1st --- ------------------------- ---------------- ---------- -------- -------- 1. Yukio Kagayama Suzuki GSX-R1000 1:36.084 2. Troy Corser Yamaha ...

Published: Jun 17, 2007, 9:51 PM

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Pos Rider                     Bike                   Time      Gap   To 1st
--- ------------------------- ---------------- ---------- -------- --------
1.  Yukio Kagayama            Suzuki GSX-R1000   1:36.084
2.  Troy Corser               Yamaha YZF-R1      1:36.151    0.067    0.067
3.  Troy Bayliss              Ducati 999 F07     1:36.262    0.111    0.178
4.  Noriyuki Haga             Yamaha YZF-R1      1:36.268    0.006    0.184
5.  Max Biaggi                Suzuki GSX-R1000   1:36.386    0.118    0.302
6.  James Toseland            Honda CBR1000RR    1:36.689    0.303    0.605
7.  Lorenzo Lanzi             Ducati 999 F07     1:36.697    0.008    0.613
8.  Ruben Xaus                Ducati 999 F06     1:36.934    0.237    0.850
9.  Regis Laconi              Kawasaki ZX-10R    1:36.971    0.037    0.887
10. Michel Fabrizio           Honda CBR1000RR    1:37.058    0.087    0.974
11. Max Neukirchner           Suzuki GSX-R1000   1:37.184    0.126    1.100
12. Fonsi Nieto               Kawasaki ZX-10R    1:37.323    0.139    1.239
13. Jakub Smrz                Ducati 999 F05     1:37.351    0.028    1.267
14. Roberto Rolfo             Honda CBR1000RR    1:37.382    0.031    1.298
15. Marco Borciani            Ducati 999 F06     1:38.351    0.969    2.267
16. Shinichi Nakatomi         Yamaha YZF-R1      1:38.378    0.027    2.294
17. Mauro Sanchini            Kawasaki ZX-10R    1:38.590    0.212    2.506
18. Alessandro Polita         Suzuki GSX-R1000   1:38.836    0.246    2.752
19. Luca Morelli              Honda CBR1000RR    1:39.315    0.479    3.231
20. Luca Conforti             Honda CBR1000RR    1:40.009    0.694    3.925
21. Dean Ellison              Ducati 999RS       1:40.823    0.814    4.739
22. Christian Zaiser          MV Agusta F4 312   1:41.596    0.773    5.512

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