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Portimao: Saturday qualifying times

Pos Rider Bike Time Gap To 1st --- ------------------------- ---------------- ---------- -------- -------- 1. Michel Fabrizio Ducati 1098 F08 1:43.609 2. Troy Corser Yamaha ...

Edited: Nov 2, 2008, 1:21 AM

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Pos Rider                     Bike                   Time      Gap   To 1st
--- ------------------------- ---------------- ---------- -------- --------
1.  Michel Fabrizio           Ducati 1098 F08    1:43.609
2.  Troy Corser               Yamaha YZF-R1      1:43.955    0.346    0.346
3.  Fonsi Nieto               Suzuki GSX-R1000   1:44.056    0.101    0.447
4.  Max Neukirchner           Suzuki GSX-R1000   1:44.088    0.032    0.479
5.  Cal Crutchlow             Honda CBR1000RR    1:44.145    0.057    0.536
6.  Leon Haslam               Honda CBR1000RR    1:44.278    0.133    0.669
7.  Regis Laconi              Kawasaki ZX-10R    1:44.299    0.021    0.690
8.  Jonathan Rea              Honda CBR1000RR    1:44.481    0.182    0.872
9.  Jakub Smrz                Ducati 1098 RS 0   1:44.499    0.018    0.890
10. Ruben Xaus                Ducati 1098 RS 0   1:44.521    0.022    0.912
11. Carlos Checa              Honda CBR1000RR    1:44.550    0.029    0.941
12. Yukio Kagayama            Suzuki GSX-R1000   1:44.608    0.058    0.999
13. Troy Bayliss              Ducati 1098 F08    1:44.647    0.039    1.038
14. Noriyuki Haga             Yamaha YZF-R1      1:44.799    0.152    1.190
15. Ayrton Badovini           Kawasaki ZX-10R    1:44.960    0.161    1.351
16. Max Biaggi                Ducati 1098 RS 0   1:45.128    0.168    1.519
17. Gregorio Lavilla          Honda CBR1000RR    1:45.334    0.206    1.725
18. Sebastien Gimbert         Yamaha YZF-R1      1:45.469    0.135    1.860
19. Ryuichi Kiyonari          Honda CBR1000RR    1:45.533    0.064    1.924
20. Roberto Rolfo             Honda CBR1000RR    1:45.659    0.126    2.050
21. Karl Muggeridge           Honda CBR1000RR    1:45.796    0.137    2.187
22. Shinichi Nakatomi         Yamaha YZF-R1      1:45.803    0.007    2.194
23. David Checa               Yamaha YZF-R1      1:46.010    0.207    2.401
24. Shuhei Aoyama             Honda CBR1000RR    1:46.257    0.247    2.648
25. Thomas Bridewell          Suzuki GSX-R1000   1:46.283    0.026    2.674
26. Makoto Tamada             Kawasaki ZX-10R    1:46.753    0.470    3.144
27. Vittorio Iannuzzo         Kawasaki ZX-10R    1:47.231    0.478    3.622
28. Chris Walker              Honda CBR1000RR    1:47.310    0.079    3.701
29. Luis Carreira             Suzuki GSX-R1000   1:47.675    0.365    4.066
30. Luca Scassa               Honda CBR1000RR    1:48.898    1.223    5.289
31. Christian Zaiser          Yamaha YZF-R1      1:49.239    0.341    5.630

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