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Standings after Monza

@>Riders' Championship: Pos Rider Points --- ------------------------- ---------- 1. T. Corser 182 2. Y. Kagayama 130 3. C. Vermeulen 115 4. R. Laconi ...

Published: May 10, 2005, 4:10 AM

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@>Riders' Championship:

Pos Rider                         Points
--- ------------------------- ----------
1.  T. Corser                        182
2.  Y. Kagayama                      130
3.  C. Vermeulen                     115
4.  R. Laconi                         87
5.  A. Pitt                           60
6.  J. Toseland                       57
7.  C. Walker                         54
8.  N. Abe                            54
9.  N. Haga                           52
10. P. Chili                          44
11. M. Neukirchner                    41
12. K. Muggeridge                     38
13. G. Bussei                         31
14. S. Gimbert                        26
15. B. Bostrom                        19
16. F. Nieto                          17
17. M. Sanchini                       16
18. G. Nannelli                       13
19. D. Checa Carrera                  13
20. I. Clementi                       13
21. A. Corradi                        10
22. I. Silva                          10
23. M. Borciani                        8
24. S. Fuertes                         7
25. L. Lanzi                           7
26. A. Stroud                          5
27. L. Alfonsi                         3
28. L. Conforti                        2
29. G. Vizziello                       2
30. M. Praia                           2
31. S. Martin                          1

@>Manufacturers' Championship:

Pos Manufacturer                  Points
--- ------------------------- ----------
1.  Suzuki                           191
2.  Honda                            128
3.  Ducati                           100
4.  Yamaha                            86
5.  Kawasaki                          66
6.  Petronas                           1

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