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Standings after Lausitz

@>Riders' Championship: Pos Rider Points --- ------------------------- ---------- 1. J. Toseland 375 2. N. Haga 334 3. M. Biaggi 322 4. T. Bayliss ...

Published: Sep 11, 2007, 5:37 AM

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@>Riders' Championship:

Pos Rider                         Points
--- ------------------------- ----------
1.  J. Toseland                      375
2.  N. Haga                          334
3.  M. Biaggi                        322
4.  T. Bayliss                       296
5.  T. Corser                        254
6.  R. Xaus                          177
7.  L. Lanzi                         173
8.  R. Rolfo                         166
9.  M. Neukirchner                   130
10. Y. Kagayama                      116
11. R. Laconi                        113
12. M. Fabrizio                      112
13. F. Nieto                          82
14. J. Smrz                           61
15. K. Muggeridge                     47
16. S. Nakatomi                       47
17. J. Brookes                        40
18. S. Martin                         23
19. G. Bussei                         11
20. V. Iannuzzo                        9
21. L. Morelli                         9
22. M. Borciani                        8
23. A. Polita                          8
24. D. Ellison                         7
25. M. Sanchini                        5
26. J. Drazdak                         2
27. R. Pietri                          2
28. C. Morales                         2
29. M. Svoboda                         2
30. Y. Tiberio                         1
31. M. Nutt                            1
32. S. Cruciani                        1
33. C. Zaiser                          1

@>Manufacturers' Championship:

Pos Manufacturer                  Points
--- ------------------------- ----------
1.  Honda                            393
2.  Yamaha                           388
3.  Ducati                           363
4.  Suzuki                           341
5.  Kawasaki                         148
6.  MV Agusta                          1

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