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AMA Superbike Will Not Be On VIR’s 2005 Schedule, Will Be Replaced With CCS

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AMA Superbike Will Not Be On VIR’s 2005 Schedule, Will Be Replaced With CCS

Copyright 2004, Roadracing World Publishing, Inc.

Although the 2005 AMA Pro Racing schedule tentatively lists a season–ending Superbike event at Virginia International Raceway (VIR) for September 17-19, an AMA Superbike event will not be held at VIR in 2005 and the AMA’s date has been booked to CCS, according to a track official.

“The AMA is not on our schedule for next year,” VIR spokesman John Gardner told Roadracingworld.com Monday afternoon. “We have not officially released our schedule yet. We will do that after the New Year. The date the AMA had has been taken by CCS.”

Gardner referred further questions to VIR General Manager Cal Frye, who was not immediately available.

Attempts to reach AMA Pro Racing Vice President, Director of Communications Kerry Graeber were unsuccessful at post time.

VIR has been a popular venue with AMA teams, riders and spectators since it joined the AMA series in 2001, but race postponements in 2003 and 2004 strained relations between the track and the sanctioning body.

If the situation with VIR does not get resolved, the 2005 AMA Superbike series could have only 10 dates. With the AMA event at Brainerd International Raceway (June 25-26, 2005) also listed as tentative and the recent announcement that not all AMA support classes will run at the AMA Superbike/MotoGP event at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca (July 8-10, 2005), some AMA classes could race only eight times in 2005.


Aztrackday Releases 2005 Track Day Schedule

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Aztrackday Releases 2005 Track Day Schedule

From a press release issued by Aztrackday:

2005 Schedule:

1/23 – Firebird East, Chandler, AZ
2/20 – Firebird West, Chandler, AZ
3/13 – Firebird West, Chandler, AZ
3/20 – Firebird East, Chandler, AZ
4/17 – Firebird West, Chandler, AZ
5/15 – Firebird Main, Chandler, AZ
8/7 – Firebird East, Chandler, AZ
10/9 – Firebird West, Chandler, AZ
10/16 – Firebird East, Chandler, AZ
11/13 – Firebird West, Chandler, AZ
12/11 – Firebird East, Chandler, AZ

For additional information, contact:

Aztrackday.com, LLC
6925 W. Topeka Drive
Glendale, AZ 85308
602-763-6827
www.aztrackday.com

Palazzo Wins Overall WSMC Championship

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Palazzo Wins Overall WSMC Championship

Copyright 2004, Roadracing World Publishing, Inc.

Marc Palazzo officially took possession of the 2004 overall WSMC Championship and the 2005 Number One plate that goes with it at the organization’s season finale, Sunday at Willow Springs Raceway.

It was a rare perfect weekend in California’s high desert, with highs in the 70s and no wind, quite a contrast to the November WSMC weekend’s freezing temperatures and snow flurries.

Will Eikenbery finished second in the title chase even though he won more races than Palazzo on the weekend. Eikenberry traded the overall points lead with Palazzo during the season–with both suffering through injuries–but was behind in points coming into this weekend.

Eikenberry used his California Superbike School Kawasaki 636 to win the Formula 40 race from TZ250-mounted Mark Watts, the 650cc Superbike race from GSX-R600 rider Chris Peris and Palazzo, the Formula 2 race from Watts and the 750cc Modified Production race from Skye Girard and his GSX-R750. Jacob West used his GSX-R750 to beat Eikenberry in the 750cc Superstock race.

Peris beat West to win the 750cc Superbike race, in a GSX-R750 battle.

Palazzo won a single race on his Yamaha YZF-R6, 600cc Modified Production, beating dirt tracker Mickey Lane on another Yamaha.

Robbie Dowie rode to a conservative, nervous seventh to clinch the Toyota Cup Unlimited F-1 Championship on his GSX-R1000 Superbike, beating race winner Jeremy Toye to the title by a few points. Jason Perez was second in the race, ahead of outgoing WSMC Overall Champion Jeff Stern.

Dowie won the Open Modified Production race from Chris Ulrich and his Superstock-spec GSX-R1000.

Perez beat Toye and Dowie in the Open Superbike race, beat Premek Glinz in the Open Superstock race, and beat Peris and Palazzo in the 600cc Superstock race.

Wes Totsubo beat John Ulrich and Joji Tokumoto to win the Roadracingworld.com 250cc GP race, while usual 250cc GP winner Watts tried his hand in the 125cc GP race–run as a second wave–and won.

Results as provided by WSMC follow.

WSMC
Willow Springs Raceway
Rosamond, California
December 18-19, 2004
Results In Chronological Order

SPORT TIRE SERVICES FORMULA 40 HEAVYWEIGHT:
1. Jeff Stern (Suz GSX-R1000)
2. Steve Hewitt (Suz GSX-R1000)
3. Claudio Szyszkowski (Duc 998)
4. Phillip Davidson (Yam YZF-R1)
5. Rick May (Suz GSX-R1000)
6. Clayton Backhaus (Suz GSX-R1000)

FORMULA 40 LIGHTWEIGHT:
1. Will Eikenberry (Kaw 636 ZX-6R)
2. Mark Watts (Yam TZ250)
3. Tom Sera (Yam YZF-R6)
4. Stan Bates (Yam YZF-R6)
5. William Harder (Hon CBR600RR)
6. Joji Tokumoto (Yam TZ250)

FORMULA 50:
1. Jeff Rheaume (Suz GSX-R1000)
2. Dave Molitor (Suz GSX-R1000)
3. Howard Lynggard (Yam YZF-R1)
4. John Thomas (Suz GSX-R750)
5. Wayne Petersen (Yam YZF)

APRILIA CHALLENGE (All Aprilia RS250):
1. Patrick Tracey
2. Robert Gosney
3. Kris Provost
4. Ruben Archilla
5. Michael Pastore
6. Jamie Lenore

BOTT LIGHTWEIGHT:
1. Jim Rau (MZ 660)
2. Chris Shadoan (Kaw EX500)
3. Tom Nichols (Kaw EX500)
4. Alex Eisner (Yam)
5. Steven Baker (Yam)

650cc SUPERBIKE:
1. Will Eikenberry (Kaw 636 ZX-6R)
2. Chris Peris (Suz GSX-R600)
3. Marc Palazzo (Yam YZF-R6)
4. Sam Carnibucci (Yam YZF-R6)
5. Steve Atlas (Kaw ZX-6RR)
6. Michael Beck (Yam YZF-R6)

SANTA BARBARA MOTORSPORTS BOTT MIDDLEWEIGHT:
1. Michael Sirolli (Duc 748)
2. Bradley Adams (Suz SV650)
3. Kurt Spencer (Suz SV650)
4. Morgan Broadhead (Suz SV650)
5. Eric Pinson (H-D)
6. Kenneth Ritchie (Suz SV650)

VINTAGE LIGHTWEIGHT DINOSAURS:
1. Warren Spradlin Jr. (Yam)
2. Barry King (Yam)
3. Steven Baker (Yam)

CALIFORNIA RACE SERVICES 600cc SUPERSTOCK:
1. Jason Perez (Yam YZF-R6)
2. Chris Peris (Suz GSX-R600)
3. Marc Palazzo (Yam YZF-R6)
4. Sam Carnibucci (Yam YZF-R6)
5. Blair Sullenger (Yam YZF-R6)
6. Michael Beck (Yam YZF-R6)

MOTORCYCLE RIDERS INC. OPEN SUPERBIKE:
1. Jason Perez (Yam YZF-R1)
2. Jeremy Toye (Yam YZF-R1)
3. Robbie Dowie (Suz GSX-R1000)
4. Mickey Lane (Suz GSX-R1000)
5. Steve Hewitt (Suz GSX-R1000)
6. Premak Glinz (Suz GSX-R1000)

RACER’S EDGE 750cc SUPERSTOCK:
1. Jacob West (Suz GSX-R750)
2. Will Eikenberry (Kaw 636 ZX-6R)
3. Jeff Stern (Suz GSX-R750)
4. Skye Girard (Suz GSX-R750)
5. Jason Caldwell (Suz GSX-R750)
6. Brant Wiwi (Kaw 636 ZX-6RR)

BOTT HEAVYWEIGHT:
1. Kenny Kopecky (Duc 999)
2. Michael Sirolli (Duc 998)
3. Josh Bryan (Buell)
4. Travis Wolfe (Suz)
5. Eric Pinson (H-D)

500cc MODIFIED PRODUCTION:
1. J.C. Gibbs (Yam FZR400)
2. Dean Chin (Yam FZR400)
3. Mark Guzman (Yam FZR400)
4. Chris Shadoan (Kaw EX500)
5. Martin Hackworth (Yam FZR400)
6. Steven Baker (Yam FZR400)

L&L Motorsports 750cc SUPERBIKE:
1. Chris Peris (Suz GSX-R750)
2. Jacob West (Suz GSX-R750)
3. Skye Girard (Suz GSX-R750)
4. Kenny Kopecky (Duc 999)
5. Jeff Stern (Suz GSX-R750)
6. Jason Caldwell (Suz GSX-R750)

OPEN MODIFIED PRODUCTION:
1. Robbie Dowie (Suz GSX-R1000)
2. Chris Ulrich (Suz GSX-R1000)
3. Premek Glinz (Suz GSX-R1000)
4. John Ashker (Hon)
5. Howard Lynggard (Yam YZF-R1)
6. Marcel Graeber (Suz GSX-R1000)

REDLINE MOTORSPORTS 600cc MODIFIED PRODUCTION:
1. Marc Palazzo (Yam YZF-R6)
2. Mickey Lane (Yam YZF-R6)
3. Sam Carnibucci (Yam YZF-R6)
4. Steve Atlas (Kaw ZX-6RR)
5. Michael Beck (Yam YZF-R6)
6. Blair Sullenger (Yam YZF-R6)

PERFORMANCE UNLIMITED/GOLDEN CANTINA FORMULA TWINS:
1. Claudio Szyszkowski (Duc 998)
2. Kenny Kopecky (Duc 999)
3. Bradley Adams (Suz SV650)
4. Michael Sirolli (Duc 748)
5. Morgan Broadhead (Suz SV650)
6. Travis Wolfe (Suz SV650)

500cc SUPERSTOCK:
1. Spencer MacGillivray (Yam FZR400)
2. J.C. Gibbs (Yam FZR400)
3. Dean Chin (Yam FZR400)
4. Chris Shadoan (Kaw EX500)
5. Mark Guzman (Yam FZR400)
6. Tim Nichols (Kaw EX500)

FORMULA SINGLES:
1. Jim Rau (MZ 660)
2. Tyler McDonald (Yam YZ450F)
3. Will Gruy (Yam YZ450F)

ROADRACINGWORLD.COM 250cc GP:
1. Wes Totsubo (Hon RS250R)
2. John Ulrich (Yam TZ250)
3. Joji Tokumoto (Yam TZ250)
4. Joel Manes (Hon RS250R)
5. Patrick Tracey (Apr RS250)
6. Mike Lytle (Yam TZ250)
7. Robert Gosney (Apr RS250)
8. Michael Pastore (Apr RS250)
9. James Wilberger (Hon RS250R)
10. John Dalton (Hon RS250R)

APEX PREDATOR 125cc GRAND PRIX:
1. Mark Watts (Hon RS125)
2. Jay Pilster (Hon RS125)
3. Kevin Murray (Yam TZ125)
4. Britt Arechiga (Hon RS125)
5. Boyd Bruner (Hon RS125)
6. Jamey Harrison (Hon RS125)

TOYOTA CUP UNLIMITED F-1:
1. Jeremy Toye (Yam YZF-R1)
2. Jason Perez (Yam YZF-R1)
3. Jeff Stern (Suz GSX-R1000)
4. Chris Siglin (Yam YZF-R1)
5. Chris Peris (Suz GSX-R750)
6. Jacob West (Suz GSX-R750)
7. Robbie Dowie (Suz GSX-R1000)
8. Will Eikenberry (Kaw 636 ZX-6R)
9. Jack Pfeifer (Suz GSX-R1000)
10. Skye Girard (Suz GSX-R750)

651cc-OPEN HEAVYWEIGHT NOVICE:
1. Steve Faerge (Suz GSX-R1000)
2. Ben Hibmer (Duc)
3. Charles Baird (Duc)
4. Rix Gano (Suz GSX-R1000)
5. Joshua Convy (Yam YZF-R1)
6. Rodney Monroe (Suz GSX-R1000)

GOLDEN WEST TRAILERS FORMULA 2:
1. Will Eikenberry (Kaw 636 ZX-6R)
2. Mark Watts (Yam TZ250)
3. Mickey Lane (Yam YZF-R6)
4. Sam Carnibucci (Yam YZF-R6)
5. Michael Beck (Yam YZF-R6)
6. Mark Allen (Yam YZF-R6)

0-500cc LIGHTWEIGHT NOVICE:
1. Jesus Amecuza (Hon RS125)
2. Nicole Johnson (Hon RS125)

GRAVES MOTORSPORTS OPEN SUPERSTOCK:
1. Jason Perez (Yam YZF-R1)
2. Premek Glinz (Suz GSX-R1000)
3. John Chen (Suz GSX-R1000)
4. Marcel Graeber (Suz GSX-R1000)
5. John Ashker (Hon CBR1000RR)
6. Robert Rockafellow (Suz GSX-R1000)

750cc MODIFIED PRODUCTION:
1. Will Eikenberry (Kaw 636 ZX-6R)
2. Skye Girard (Suz GSX-R750)
3. David Littlebrook (Suz GSX-R750)
4. Jason Caldwell (Suz GSX-R750)
5. David Siminski (Suz GSX-R750)
6. Brant Wiwi (Kaw 636 ZX-6R)

550cc SUPERBIKE:
1. Bradley Adams (Suz SV650)
2. Ritchie Thorup (Yam FZR400)
3. Brienne Thomson (Suz SV650)
4. Kurt Spencer (Suz SV650)
5. Morgan Broadhead (Suz SV650)
6. J.C. Gibbs (Yam FZR400)

660cc SINGLES:
1. Jim Rau (MZ 660)
2. Will Gruy (Yam YZ450F)
3. Tyler McDonald (Yam YZ450F)
4. Martin Hackworth (Yam)

500cc SINGLES:
1. Larry Cochran (Hon Ascot)
2. Tom Nichols (Hon)

501-650cc MIDDLEWEIGHT NOVICE:
1. Sai Souksangouane (Yam YZF-R6)
2. Blake Conner (Yam YZF-R6)
3. Jason Schnieder (Yam YZF-R6)
4. Michael Cain (Hon CBR600RR)
5. Jame Diaz (Hon CBR600RR)
6. Ben Gary (Hon CBR600RR)

FPR’s Martin Gets Speeding Ticket While On Charity Ride In Australia

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FPR’s Martin Gets Speeding Ticket While On Charity Ride In Australia

From a press release issued by Foggy Petronas Racing:

Christmas came early for some lucky Aussie kids thanks to new FPR man Steve Martin.

Steve, back at his Melbourne home for Xmas, took part in an annual Toy Run with local over-50s bikers club, Ulysses.

He explained: “They do it every year and the idea is that everyone carries a present on the back of their bike. I rode down, from Frankston down the Mornington Peninsula, with Sandra on the back and she chose our present – a Barbie doll! The toys are distributed to local kids where we stop off.”

Steve, who copped a speeding ticket on the drive over from Melbourne, has also been busy helping his mum move house in Adelaide. He said: “I’ve been flat out doing all the niggly little jobs like putting shelves up.”

After all his work for others he was looking forward to the delivery of a new KTM enduro bike this weekend.

Hodgson Tests Ducati Superbike On Dunlops At Jerez

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Hodgson Tests Ducati Superbike On Dunlops At Jerez

Copyright 2004, Roadracing World Publishing, Inc.

2003 World Superbike Champion Neil Hodgson tested a Dunlop-shod Ducati 999 Superbike December 16-17 at Jerez, Spain, in preparation for his 2005 AMA Superbike season with Parts Unlimited Ducati Austin.

Hodgson will next test, with his new teammate Eric Bostrom, January 3-5, 2005, at Daytona International Speedway.

The 2005 Fila Ducati factory World Superbike team of Regis Laconi and James Toseland, the 2004 World Superbike Champion, also attended the test, their last until official World Superbike testing resumes in February 2005.

Ducati Corse test rider Vittoriano Guareschi continued his work on a “development” version of the Desmosedici MotoGP bike, according to Ducati.

Guareschi is not subject to the MotoGP winter testing ban because neither he nor his Desmosedici race at MotoGP events.

The MotoGP winter test ban ends January 20, 2005.

All AMA Classes May Not Run At U.S. Grand Prix At Laguna Seca

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All AMA Classes May Not Run At U.S. Grand Prix At Laguna Seca

Copyright 2004, Roadracing World Publishing, Inc.

AMA Superbike will be a part of the Red Bull U.S. Grand Prix July 8-10 at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca, but all of the AMA Superbike series support classes (Supersport, Superstock and Formula Xtreme) may not race at the event.

“We have confirmed AMA Superbike, BMW Motorrad Power Cup (replacement for the Boxer Cup) and the Super Stars of Super Karts. We intend to have additional AMA classes, but not all of them. I’m not certain when the remaining classes will be confirmed. We are working through the scheduling logistics with AMA and Dorna,” Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca spokesman Ed Nicholls wrote in an e-mail to Roadracingworld.com.

Nicholls added that the pedestrian bridge at turn 9 is scheduled to be moved December 23.

Coolskunk KyDs Race Team Gains Sponsor

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Coolskunk KyDs Race Team Gains Sponsor

From a press release issued by Coolskunk Promotions:

Coolskunk Promotions announces Redline Cycle Imports as sponsor for the 2005 season. Redline Cycle Imports is a corporate sponsor for the USGPRU, a national race series taking place on the East and West coasts over the 2004 season. The sponsorship package will include a HRC KIT Parts deal for the Coolskunk KyDs Road Racing Development Team in 2005.

Coolskunk Promotions continues to seek additional companies to represent in 2005 and welcomes product sponsorship and/or race discounts as well as financial support for the Flat Track and Road Race teams.

For more information contact Philip Rispoli, Coolskunk Promotions telephone: (603) 479-1259 or email at [email protected] check us out on the web at www.coolskunk.com

About Coolskunk KyDs Racing

CoolSkunk KyDs is a sports promotion organization that has formed a racing club dedicated to the pursuit of life learning values in competitive youth motor sports. Our vision includes helping to bring out the passion, flexibility, excitement and demonstrated appetite for success and adventure, waiting to be exposed in our youth.

About Redline Cycle Imports

The company stocks and distributes Grand Prix racing motorcycles, race parts and accessories. Redline carries Factory Race Parts for the Honda RS125, RS250, CBR600RR, CBR1000RR & RC51-SP and Yamaha TZ125, TZ250 & YZF600R6. Redline is a distributor for VHM, Jha, Talon, Zero Gravity, Motion Pro and several other manufacturers of the best aftermarket performance parts and accessories.

Leathers Maker Raffling Off Suit To Benefit Local Family

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Leathers Maker Raffling Off Suit To Benefit Local Family

Copyright 2004, Roadracing World Publishing, Inc.

Custom leathers tailor “Barnacle” Bill Burns is raffling off a set of custom leathers to benefit a local family with a critically ill child.

Burns announced the raffle with this post on the WERA BBS:

http://forums.13x.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=66519

Burns can be contacted via mail at:

Barnacle Bill Burns
1106 Logan Road
Springfield, KY 40069

or via phone at:

(859) 336-7375


Sidi Sponsors MotoGP

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Sidi Sponsors MotoGP

From a press release issued by MotoNation:

Sidi renews its commitment to MotoGP!

Sidi boots is proud to announce that it has re-inked its sponsorship deal with the Moto GP tour for the 2005 season. This will be Sidi’s fourth year with MotoGP and the company is looking forward to many more years working with the fine folks at Dorna.

Sidi is especially happy to be a part of MotoGp’s first race in the USA, this summer at Laguna Seca! This arrangement will see Sidi banners placed trackside in prime TV viewing positions helping to further enhance Sidi’s position as the number one sport boot in the marketplace.




FIM Releases Provisional 2005 MotoGP Entry List, Battaini Listed As Second Blata WCM Rider

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FIM Releases Provisional 2005 MotoGP Entry List, Battaini Listed As Second Blata WCM Rider

From a press release issued by the FIM:

2005 MotoGP World Championship Provisional Entry List

This is the list of riders and teams which have so far been confirmed by the selection committee. A number of other applications have also been received and are currently under consideration.

MotoGP class


4. Alex Barros (BRA) Honda, Camel Honda
5. Colin Edwards (USA) Yamaha, Yamaha Gauloises Team
6. Makoto Tamada (JPN) Honda, Konica Minolta Honda
7. Carlos Checa (SPA) Ducati, Ducati Marlboro Team
10. Kenny Lee Roberts (USA) Suzuki, Team Suzuki MotoGP
11. Ruben Xaus (SPA) Yamaha, Fortuna Yamaha Tech 3
12. Troy Bayliss (AUS) Honda, Camel Honda
15. Sete Gibernau (SPA) Honda, Telefonica Movistar Honda MotoGP
21. John Hopkins (USA) Suzuki, Team Suzuki MotoGP
24. Toni Elias (SPA) Yamaha, Fortuna Yamaha Tech 3
27. Franco Battaini (ITA) Blata, Blata WCM
33. Marco Melandri (ITA) Honda, Telefonica Movistar Honda MotoGP
46. Valentino Rossi (ITA) Yamaha, Yamaha Gauloises Team
56. Shinya Nakano (JPN) Kawasaki, Kawasaki Racing Team
65. Loris Capirossi (ITA) Ducati, Ducati Marlboro Team
66. Alex Hofmann (GER) Kawasaki, Kawasaki Racing Team
69. Nicky Hayden (USA) Honda, Repsol Honda Team
77 James Ellison (GBR) Blata, Blata WCM
Tba. Honda, Repsol Honda Team
Tba. Ducati, D’Antin MotoGP
Tba. Ducati, D’Antin MotoGP
Tba. Aprilia, MS Aprilia Racing
Tba. Aprilia, MS Aprilia Racing
Tba. Proton KR, Proton Team KR
Tba. Proton KR, Proton Team KR



250cc class

1. Daniel Pedrosa (SPA) Honda, Telefonica Movistar Honda 250cc
5. Alex de Angelis (RSM) Aprilia, MS Aprilia Italia Corse
6. Alex Debon (SPA) Honda, Wurth Honda BQR
7. Randy de Puniet (FRA) Aprilia, AAC Repsol Aspar Team
9. Hugo Marchand (FRA) Yamaha, Team UGT Kurz
12. Frederik Katz (SWE) Yamaha, Team UGT Kurz
14. Anthony West (AUS) KTM, Red Bull KTM
15. Roberto Locatelli (ITA) Aprilia, Carrera Sunglasses – LCR
17. Steve Jenkner (GER) Aprilia, Rauch Bravo
19. Sebastian Porto (ARG) Aprilia, AAC Repsol Aspar Team
20. Gabriele Ferro (ITA) Fantic, Fantic Motor
21. Arnaud Vincent (FRA) Fantic, Fantic Motor
24. Simone Corsi (ITA) Aprilia, MS Aprilia Italia Corse
25. Alex Baldolini (ITA) Aprilia, Capetella Racing
27. Casey Stoner (AUS) Aprilia, Carrera Sunglasses – LCR
28. Dirk Heidolf (GER) Honda, Castrol Honda Kiefer Racing
34. Andrea Dovizioso (ITA) Honda, Kopron Team Scot
36. Martin Cardenas (COL) Aprilia, Aprilia Team Germany
44. Taro Sekiguchi (JPN) Aprilia, Campetella Racing
48. Jorge Lorenzo (SPA) Honda, Fortuna Honda
50. Sylvain Guintoli (FRA) Aprilia, Equipe GP de France – Scrab
55. Yuki Takahashi (JPN) Honda, Kopron Team Scot
57. Chaz Davies (GBR) Aprilia, Aprilia Germany
64. Radomil Rous (CZE) Honda, Wurth Honda BQR
73. Hiroshi Aoyama (JPN) Honda, Telefonica Movistar Honda 250cc
80. Hector Barbera (SPA) Honda, Fortuna Honda
96. Jakub Smrz (CZE) Honda, Arie Molenaar Racing
Tba. Stefano Perugini (ITA) Aprilia, Abruzzo Racing Team
Tba. Gregory Leblanc (FRA) Aprilia, Equipe GP de France – Scrab
Tba. Mirko Giansanti (ITA) Aprilia, Matteoni Racing




125cc class


6. Joan Olive (SPA) Aprilia, Rauch Bravo
7. Alexis Masbou (FRA) Honda, Ajo Motosport
8. Lorenzo Zanetti (ITA) Aprilia, World Pro Sport
12. Thomas Lüthi (SUI) Honda, Elit Grand Prix
14. Gabor Talmacsi (HUN) KTM, Red Bull KTM
16. Raymond Schouten (NED) Honda, Arie Molenaar Racing
18. Nicolas Terol (SPA) Derbi, Caja Madrid – Derbi Racing
19. Alvaro Bautista (SPA) Honda, Seedorf RC3
22. Pablo Nieto (SPA) Derbi, Caja Madrid – Derbi Racing
25. Dario Giuseppetti (GER) Aprilia, Semprucci
26. Vincent Braillard (SUI) Aprilia, Road Racing Team Hungary
28. Jordi Carchano (SPA) Honda, Aspar Junior Team
31. Sascha Hommel (GER) Malaguti, Malaguti Racing
32. Fabrizio Lai (ITA) Honda, Globet.com
33. Sergio Gadea (SPA) Aprilia, Master Aspar Team
36. Mika Kallio (FIN) KTM, Red Bull KTM
40. Julian Miralles (SPA) Aprilia, Aspar Junior Team
41. Aleix Espargaro (SPA) Honda, Seedorf RC3
43. Manuel Hernandez (SPA) Aprilia, 3C Racing
44. Karel Abraham (CZE) Aprilia, Semprucci
45. Imre Toth (HUN) Aprilia, Road Racing Team Hungary
47. Angel Rodriguez (SPA) Honda, Galicia Team
52. Lukas Pesek (CZE) Gilera, Metis – Gilera Racing Team
54. Mattia Pasini (ITA) Aprilia, 3C Racing
55. Hector Faubel (SPA) Aprilia, Master Aspar Team
58. Marco Simoncelli (ITA) Aprilia, Rauch Bravo
60. Julian Simon (SPA) KTM, Red Bull KTM
63. Mike di Meglio (FRA) Honda, Globet.com
71. Tomoyoshi Koyama (JPN) Honda, Ajo Motosport
Tba. Sandro Cortese (GER) Honda, Castrol Honda Kiefer Racing
Tba. Raffael de Rosa (ITA) Aprilia, Matteoni Racing
Tba. Manuel Poggiali (RSM) Gilera, Metis – Gilera Racing Team
Tba. Andrea Iannone (ITA) Aprilia, Abruzzo Racing Team
Tba. Michele Pirro (ITA) Malaguti, Malaguti Racing

AMA Superbike Will Not Be On VIR’s 2005 Schedule, Will Be Replaced With CCS

Copyright 2004, Roadracing World Publishing, Inc.

Although the 2005 AMA Pro Racing schedule tentatively lists a season–ending Superbike event at Virginia International Raceway (VIR) for September 17-19, an AMA Superbike event will not be held at VIR in 2005 and the AMA’s date has been booked to CCS, according to a track official.

“The AMA is not on our schedule for next year,” VIR spokesman John Gardner told Roadracingworld.com Monday afternoon. “We have not officially released our schedule yet. We will do that after the New Year. The date the AMA had has been taken by CCS.”

Gardner referred further questions to VIR General Manager Cal Frye, who was not immediately available.

Attempts to reach AMA Pro Racing Vice President, Director of Communications Kerry Graeber were unsuccessful at post time.

VIR has been a popular venue with AMA teams, riders and spectators since it joined the AMA series in 2001, but race postponements in 2003 and 2004 strained relations between the track and the sanctioning body.

If the situation with VIR does not get resolved, the 2005 AMA Superbike series could have only 10 dates. With the AMA event at Brainerd International Raceway (June 25-26, 2005) also listed as tentative and the recent announcement that not all AMA support classes will run at the AMA Superbike/MotoGP event at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca (July 8-10, 2005), some AMA classes could race only eight times in 2005.


Aztrackday Releases 2005 Track Day Schedule

From a press release issued by Aztrackday:

2005 Schedule:

1/23 – Firebird East, Chandler, AZ
2/20 – Firebird West, Chandler, AZ
3/13 – Firebird West, Chandler, AZ
3/20 – Firebird East, Chandler, AZ
4/17 – Firebird West, Chandler, AZ
5/15 – Firebird Main, Chandler, AZ
8/7 – Firebird East, Chandler, AZ
10/9 – Firebird West, Chandler, AZ
10/16 – Firebird East, Chandler, AZ
11/13 – Firebird West, Chandler, AZ
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Palazzo Wins Overall WSMC Championship

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Marc Palazzo officially took possession of the 2004 overall WSMC Championship and the 2005 Number One plate that goes with it at the organization’s season finale, Sunday at Willow Springs Raceway.

It was a rare perfect weekend in California’s high desert, with highs in the 70s and no wind, quite a contrast to the November WSMC weekend’s freezing temperatures and snow flurries.

Will Eikenbery finished second in the title chase even though he won more races than Palazzo on the weekend. Eikenberry traded the overall points lead with Palazzo during the season–with both suffering through injuries–but was behind in points coming into this weekend.

Eikenberry used his California Superbike School Kawasaki 636 to win the Formula 40 race from TZ250-mounted Mark Watts, the 650cc Superbike race from GSX-R600 rider Chris Peris and Palazzo, the Formula 2 race from Watts and the 750cc Modified Production race from Skye Girard and his GSX-R750. Jacob West used his GSX-R750 to beat Eikenberry in the 750cc Superstock race.

Peris beat West to win the 750cc Superbike race, in a GSX-R750 battle.

Palazzo won a single race on his Yamaha YZF-R6, 600cc Modified Production, beating dirt tracker Mickey Lane on another Yamaha.

Robbie Dowie rode to a conservative, nervous seventh to clinch the Toyota Cup Unlimited F-1 Championship on his GSX-R1000 Superbike, beating race winner Jeremy Toye to the title by a few points. Jason Perez was second in the race, ahead of outgoing WSMC Overall Champion Jeff Stern.

Dowie won the Open Modified Production race from Chris Ulrich and his Superstock-spec GSX-R1000.

Perez beat Toye and Dowie in the Open Superbike race, beat Premek Glinz in the Open Superstock race, and beat Peris and Palazzo in the 600cc Superstock race.

Wes Totsubo beat John Ulrich and Joji Tokumoto to win the Roadracingworld.com 250cc GP race, while usual 250cc GP winner Watts tried his hand in the 125cc GP race–run as a second wave–and won.

Results as provided by WSMC follow.

WSMC
Willow Springs Raceway
Rosamond, California
December 18-19, 2004
Results In Chronological Order

SPORT TIRE SERVICES FORMULA 40 HEAVYWEIGHT:
1. Jeff Stern (Suz GSX-R1000)
2. Steve Hewitt (Suz GSX-R1000)
3. Claudio Szyszkowski (Duc 998)
4. Phillip Davidson (Yam YZF-R1)
5. Rick May (Suz GSX-R1000)
6. Clayton Backhaus (Suz GSX-R1000)

FORMULA 40 LIGHTWEIGHT:
1. Will Eikenberry (Kaw 636 ZX-6R)
2. Mark Watts (Yam TZ250)
3. Tom Sera (Yam YZF-R6)
4. Stan Bates (Yam YZF-R6)
5. William Harder (Hon CBR600RR)
6. Joji Tokumoto (Yam TZ250)

FORMULA 50:
1. Jeff Rheaume (Suz GSX-R1000)
2. Dave Molitor (Suz GSX-R1000)
3. Howard Lynggard (Yam YZF-R1)
4. John Thomas (Suz GSX-R750)
5. Wayne Petersen (Yam YZF)

APRILIA CHALLENGE (All Aprilia RS250):
1. Patrick Tracey
2. Robert Gosney
3. Kris Provost
4. Ruben Archilla
5. Michael Pastore
6. Jamie Lenore

BOTT LIGHTWEIGHT:
1. Jim Rau (MZ 660)
2. Chris Shadoan (Kaw EX500)
3. Tom Nichols (Kaw EX500)
4. Alex Eisner (Yam)
5. Steven Baker (Yam)

650cc SUPERBIKE:
1. Will Eikenberry (Kaw 636 ZX-6R)
2. Chris Peris (Suz GSX-R600)
3. Marc Palazzo (Yam YZF-R6)
4. Sam Carnibucci (Yam YZF-R6)
5. Steve Atlas (Kaw ZX-6RR)
6. Michael Beck (Yam YZF-R6)

SANTA BARBARA MOTORSPORTS BOTT MIDDLEWEIGHT:
1. Michael Sirolli (Duc 748)
2. Bradley Adams (Suz SV650)
3. Kurt Spencer (Suz SV650)
4. Morgan Broadhead (Suz SV650)
5. Eric Pinson (H-D)
6. Kenneth Ritchie (Suz SV650)

VINTAGE LIGHTWEIGHT DINOSAURS:
1. Warren Spradlin Jr. (Yam)
2. Barry King (Yam)
3. Steven Baker (Yam)

CALIFORNIA RACE SERVICES 600cc SUPERSTOCK:
1. Jason Perez (Yam YZF-R6)
2. Chris Peris (Suz GSX-R600)
3. Marc Palazzo (Yam YZF-R6)
4. Sam Carnibucci (Yam YZF-R6)
5. Blair Sullenger (Yam YZF-R6)
6. Michael Beck (Yam YZF-R6)

MOTORCYCLE RIDERS INC. OPEN SUPERBIKE:
1. Jason Perez (Yam YZF-R1)
2. Jeremy Toye (Yam YZF-R1)
3. Robbie Dowie (Suz GSX-R1000)
4. Mickey Lane (Suz GSX-R1000)
5. Steve Hewitt (Suz GSX-R1000)
6. Premak Glinz (Suz GSX-R1000)

RACER’S EDGE 750cc SUPERSTOCK:
1. Jacob West (Suz GSX-R750)
2. Will Eikenberry (Kaw 636 ZX-6R)
3. Jeff Stern (Suz GSX-R750)
4. Skye Girard (Suz GSX-R750)
5. Jason Caldwell (Suz GSX-R750)
6. Brant Wiwi (Kaw 636 ZX-6RR)

BOTT HEAVYWEIGHT:
1. Kenny Kopecky (Duc 999)
2. Michael Sirolli (Duc 998)
3. Josh Bryan (Buell)
4. Travis Wolfe (Suz)
5. Eric Pinson (H-D)

500cc MODIFIED PRODUCTION:
1. J.C. Gibbs (Yam FZR400)
2. Dean Chin (Yam FZR400)
3. Mark Guzman (Yam FZR400)
4. Chris Shadoan (Kaw EX500)
5. Martin Hackworth (Yam FZR400)
6. Steven Baker (Yam FZR400)

L&L Motorsports 750cc SUPERBIKE:
1. Chris Peris (Suz GSX-R750)
2. Jacob West (Suz GSX-R750)
3. Skye Girard (Suz GSX-R750)
4. Kenny Kopecky (Duc 999)
5. Jeff Stern (Suz GSX-R750)
6. Jason Caldwell (Suz GSX-R750)

OPEN MODIFIED PRODUCTION:
1. Robbie Dowie (Suz GSX-R1000)
2. Chris Ulrich (Suz GSX-R1000)
3. Premek Glinz (Suz GSX-R1000)
4. John Ashker (Hon)
5. Howard Lynggard (Yam YZF-R1)
6. Marcel Graeber (Suz GSX-R1000)

REDLINE MOTORSPORTS 600cc MODIFIED PRODUCTION:
1. Marc Palazzo (Yam YZF-R6)
2. Mickey Lane (Yam YZF-R6)
3. Sam Carnibucci (Yam YZF-R6)
4. Steve Atlas (Kaw ZX-6RR)
5. Michael Beck (Yam YZF-R6)
6. Blair Sullenger (Yam YZF-R6)

PERFORMANCE UNLIMITED/GOLDEN CANTINA FORMULA TWINS:
1. Claudio Szyszkowski (Duc 998)
2. Kenny Kopecky (Duc 999)
3. Bradley Adams (Suz SV650)
4. Michael Sirolli (Duc 748)
5. Morgan Broadhead (Suz SV650)
6. Travis Wolfe (Suz SV650)

500cc SUPERSTOCK:
1. Spencer MacGillivray (Yam FZR400)
2. J.C. Gibbs (Yam FZR400)
3. Dean Chin (Yam FZR400)
4. Chris Shadoan (Kaw EX500)
5. Mark Guzman (Yam FZR400)
6. Tim Nichols (Kaw EX500)

FORMULA SINGLES:
1. Jim Rau (MZ 660)
2. Tyler McDonald (Yam YZ450F)
3. Will Gruy (Yam YZ450F)

ROADRACINGWORLD.COM 250cc GP:
1. Wes Totsubo (Hon RS250R)
2. John Ulrich (Yam TZ250)
3. Joji Tokumoto (Yam TZ250)
4. Joel Manes (Hon RS250R)
5. Patrick Tracey (Apr RS250)
6. Mike Lytle (Yam TZ250)
7. Robert Gosney (Apr RS250)
8. Michael Pastore (Apr RS250)
9. James Wilberger (Hon RS250R)
10. John Dalton (Hon RS250R)

APEX PREDATOR 125cc GRAND PRIX:
1. Mark Watts (Hon RS125)
2. Jay Pilster (Hon RS125)
3. Kevin Murray (Yam TZ125)
4. Britt Arechiga (Hon RS125)
5. Boyd Bruner (Hon RS125)
6. Jamey Harrison (Hon RS125)

TOYOTA CUP UNLIMITED F-1:
1. Jeremy Toye (Yam YZF-R1)
2. Jason Perez (Yam YZF-R1)
3. Jeff Stern (Suz GSX-R1000)
4. Chris Siglin (Yam YZF-R1)
5. Chris Peris (Suz GSX-R750)
6. Jacob West (Suz GSX-R750)
7. Robbie Dowie (Suz GSX-R1000)
8. Will Eikenberry (Kaw 636 ZX-6R)
9. Jack Pfeifer (Suz GSX-R1000)
10. Skye Girard (Suz GSX-R750)

651cc-OPEN HEAVYWEIGHT NOVICE:
1. Steve Faerge (Suz GSX-R1000)
2. Ben Hibmer (Duc)
3. Charles Baird (Duc)
4. Rix Gano (Suz GSX-R1000)
5. Joshua Convy (Yam YZF-R1)
6. Rodney Monroe (Suz GSX-R1000)

GOLDEN WEST TRAILERS FORMULA 2:
1. Will Eikenberry (Kaw 636 ZX-6R)
2. Mark Watts (Yam TZ250)
3. Mickey Lane (Yam YZF-R6)
4. Sam Carnibucci (Yam YZF-R6)
5. Michael Beck (Yam YZF-R6)
6. Mark Allen (Yam YZF-R6)

0-500cc LIGHTWEIGHT NOVICE:
1. Jesus Amecuza (Hon RS125)
2. Nicole Johnson (Hon RS125)

GRAVES MOTORSPORTS OPEN SUPERSTOCK:
1. Jason Perez (Yam YZF-R1)
2. Premek Glinz (Suz GSX-R1000)
3. John Chen (Suz GSX-R1000)
4. Marcel Graeber (Suz GSX-R1000)
5. John Ashker (Hon CBR1000RR)
6. Robert Rockafellow (Suz GSX-R1000)

750cc MODIFIED PRODUCTION:
1. Will Eikenberry (Kaw 636 ZX-6R)
2. Skye Girard (Suz GSX-R750)
3. David Littlebrook (Suz GSX-R750)
4. Jason Caldwell (Suz GSX-R750)
5. David Siminski (Suz GSX-R750)
6. Brant Wiwi (Kaw 636 ZX-6R)

550cc SUPERBIKE:
1. Bradley Adams (Suz SV650)
2. Ritchie Thorup (Yam FZR400)
3. Brienne Thomson (Suz SV650)
4. Kurt Spencer (Suz SV650)
5. Morgan Broadhead (Suz SV650)
6. J.C. Gibbs (Yam FZR400)

660cc SINGLES:
1. Jim Rau (MZ 660)
2. Will Gruy (Yam YZ450F)
3. Tyler McDonald (Yam YZ450F)
4. Martin Hackworth (Yam)

500cc SINGLES:
1. Larry Cochran (Hon Ascot)
2. Tom Nichols (Hon)

501-650cc MIDDLEWEIGHT NOVICE:
1. Sai Souksangouane (Yam YZF-R6)
2. Blake Conner (Yam YZF-R6)
3. Jason Schnieder (Yam YZF-R6)
4. Michael Cain (Hon CBR600RR)
5. Jame Diaz (Hon CBR600RR)
6. Ben Gary (Hon CBR600RR)

FPR’s Martin Gets Speeding Ticket While On Charity Ride In Australia

From a press release issued by Foggy Petronas Racing:

Christmas came early for some lucky Aussie kids thanks to new FPR man Steve Martin.

Steve, back at his Melbourne home for Xmas, took part in an annual Toy Run with local over-50s bikers club, Ulysses.

He explained: “They do it every year and the idea is that everyone carries a present on the back of their bike. I rode down, from Frankston down the Mornington Peninsula, with Sandra on the back and she chose our present – a Barbie doll! The toys are distributed to local kids where we stop off.”

Steve, who copped a speeding ticket on the drive over from Melbourne, has also been busy helping his mum move house in Adelaide. He said: “I’ve been flat out doing all the niggly little jobs like putting shelves up.”

After all his work for others he was looking forward to the delivery of a new KTM enduro bike this weekend.

Hodgson Tests Ducati Superbike On Dunlops At Jerez

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2003 World Superbike Champion Neil Hodgson tested a Dunlop-shod Ducati 999 Superbike December 16-17 at Jerez, Spain, in preparation for his 2005 AMA Superbike season with Parts Unlimited Ducati Austin.

Hodgson will next test, with his new teammate Eric Bostrom, January 3-5, 2005, at Daytona International Speedway.

The 2005 Fila Ducati factory World Superbike team of Regis Laconi and James Toseland, the 2004 World Superbike Champion, also attended the test, their last until official World Superbike testing resumes in February 2005.

Ducati Corse test rider Vittoriano Guareschi continued his work on a “development” version of the Desmosedici MotoGP bike, according to Ducati.

Guareschi is not subject to the MotoGP winter testing ban because neither he nor his Desmosedici race at MotoGP events.

The MotoGP winter test ban ends January 20, 2005.

All AMA Classes May Not Run At U.S. Grand Prix At Laguna Seca

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AMA Superbike will be a part of the Red Bull U.S. Grand Prix July 8-10 at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca, but all of the AMA Superbike series support classes (Supersport, Superstock and Formula Xtreme) may not race at the event.

“We have confirmed AMA Superbike, BMW Motorrad Power Cup (replacement for the Boxer Cup) and the Super Stars of Super Karts. We intend to have additional AMA classes, but not all of them. I’m not certain when the remaining classes will be confirmed. We are working through the scheduling logistics with AMA and Dorna,” Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca spokesman Ed Nicholls wrote in an e-mail to Roadracingworld.com.

Nicholls added that the pedestrian bridge at turn 9 is scheduled to be moved December 23.

Coolskunk KyDs Race Team Gains Sponsor

From a press release issued by Coolskunk Promotions:

Coolskunk Promotions announces Redline Cycle Imports as sponsor for the 2005 season. Redline Cycle Imports is a corporate sponsor for the USGPRU, a national race series taking place on the East and West coasts over the 2004 season. The sponsorship package will include a HRC KIT Parts deal for the Coolskunk KyDs Road Racing Development Team in 2005.

Coolskunk Promotions continues to seek additional companies to represent in 2005 and welcomes product sponsorship and/or race discounts as well as financial support for the Flat Track and Road Race teams.

For more information contact Philip Rispoli, Coolskunk Promotions telephone: (603) 479-1259 or email at [email protected] check us out on the web at www.coolskunk.com

About Coolskunk KyDs Racing

CoolSkunk KyDs is a sports promotion organization that has formed a racing club dedicated to the pursuit of life learning values in competitive youth motor sports. Our vision includes helping to bring out the passion, flexibility, excitement and demonstrated appetite for success and adventure, waiting to be exposed in our youth.

About Redline Cycle Imports

The company stocks and distributes Grand Prix racing motorcycles, race parts and accessories. Redline carries Factory Race Parts for the Honda RS125, RS250, CBR600RR, CBR1000RR & RC51-SP and Yamaha TZ125, TZ250 & YZF600R6. Redline is a distributor for VHM, Jha, Talon, Zero Gravity, Motion Pro and several other manufacturers of the best aftermarket performance parts and accessories.

Leathers Maker Raffling Off Suit To Benefit Local Family

Copyright 2004, Roadracing World Publishing, Inc.

Custom leathers tailor “Barnacle” Bill Burns is raffling off a set of custom leathers to benefit a local family with a critically ill child.

Burns announced the raffle with this post on the WERA BBS:

http://forums.13x.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=66519

Burns can be contacted via mail at:

Barnacle Bill Burns
1106 Logan Road
Springfield, KY 40069

or via phone at:

(859) 336-7375


Sidi Sponsors MotoGP

From a press release issued by MotoNation:

Sidi renews its commitment to MotoGP!

Sidi boots is proud to announce that it has re-inked its sponsorship deal with the Moto GP tour for the 2005 season. This will be Sidi’s fourth year with MotoGP and the company is looking forward to many more years working with the fine folks at Dorna.

Sidi is especially happy to be a part of MotoGp’s first race in the USA, this summer at Laguna Seca! This arrangement will see Sidi banners placed trackside in prime TV viewing positions helping to further enhance Sidi’s position as the number one sport boot in the marketplace.




FIM Releases Provisional 2005 MotoGP Entry List, Battaini Listed As Second Blata WCM Rider

From a press release issued by the FIM:

2005 MotoGP World Championship Provisional Entry List

This is the list of riders and teams which have so far been confirmed by the selection committee. A number of other applications have also been received and are currently under consideration.

MotoGP class


4. Alex Barros (BRA) Honda, Camel Honda
5. Colin Edwards (USA) Yamaha, Yamaha Gauloises Team
6. Makoto Tamada (JPN) Honda, Konica Minolta Honda
7. Carlos Checa (SPA) Ducati, Ducati Marlboro Team
10. Kenny Lee Roberts (USA) Suzuki, Team Suzuki MotoGP
11. Ruben Xaus (SPA) Yamaha, Fortuna Yamaha Tech 3
12. Troy Bayliss (AUS) Honda, Camel Honda
15. Sete Gibernau (SPA) Honda, Telefonica Movistar Honda MotoGP
21. John Hopkins (USA) Suzuki, Team Suzuki MotoGP
24. Toni Elias (SPA) Yamaha, Fortuna Yamaha Tech 3
27. Franco Battaini (ITA) Blata, Blata WCM
33. Marco Melandri (ITA) Honda, Telefonica Movistar Honda MotoGP
46. Valentino Rossi (ITA) Yamaha, Yamaha Gauloises Team
56. Shinya Nakano (JPN) Kawasaki, Kawasaki Racing Team
65. Loris Capirossi (ITA) Ducati, Ducati Marlboro Team
66. Alex Hofmann (GER) Kawasaki, Kawasaki Racing Team
69. Nicky Hayden (USA) Honda, Repsol Honda Team
77 James Ellison (GBR) Blata, Blata WCM
Tba. Honda, Repsol Honda Team
Tba. Ducati, D’Antin MotoGP
Tba. Ducati, D’Antin MotoGP
Tba. Aprilia, MS Aprilia Racing
Tba. Aprilia, MS Aprilia Racing
Tba. Proton KR, Proton Team KR
Tba. Proton KR, Proton Team KR



250cc class

1. Daniel Pedrosa (SPA) Honda, Telefonica Movistar Honda 250cc
5. Alex de Angelis (RSM) Aprilia, MS Aprilia Italia Corse
6. Alex Debon (SPA) Honda, Wurth Honda BQR
7. Randy de Puniet (FRA) Aprilia, AAC Repsol Aspar Team
9. Hugo Marchand (FRA) Yamaha, Team UGT Kurz
12. Frederik Katz (SWE) Yamaha, Team UGT Kurz
14. Anthony West (AUS) KTM, Red Bull KTM
15. Roberto Locatelli (ITA) Aprilia, Carrera Sunglasses – LCR
17. Steve Jenkner (GER) Aprilia, Rauch Bravo
19. Sebastian Porto (ARG) Aprilia, AAC Repsol Aspar Team
20. Gabriele Ferro (ITA) Fantic, Fantic Motor
21. Arnaud Vincent (FRA) Fantic, Fantic Motor
24. Simone Corsi (ITA) Aprilia, MS Aprilia Italia Corse
25. Alex Baldolini (ITA) Aprilia, Capetella Racing
27. Casey Stoner (AUS) Aprilia, Carrera Sunglasses – LCR
28. Dirk Heidolf (GER) Honda, Castrol Honda Kiefer Racing
34. Andrea Dovizioso (ITA) Honda, Kopron Team Scot
36. Martin Cardenas (COL) Aprilia, Aprilia Team Germany
44. Taro Sekiguchi (JPN) Aprilia, Campetella Racing
48. Jorge Lorenzo (SPA) Honda, Fortuna Honda
50. Sylvain Guintoli (FRA) Aprilia, Equipe GP de France – Scrab
55. Yuki Takahashi (JPN) Honda, Kopron Team Scot
57. Chaz Davies (GBR) Aprilia, Aprilia Germany
64. Radomil Rous (CZE) Honda, Wurth Honda BQR
73. Hiroshi Aoyama (JPN) Honda, Telefonica Movistar Honda 250cc
80. Hector Barbera (SPA) Honda, Fortuna Honda
96. Jakub Smrz (CZE) Honda, Arie Molenaar Racing
Tba. Stefano Perugini (ITA) Aprilia, Abruzzo Racing Team
Tba. Gregory Leblanc (FRA) Aprilia, Equipe GP de France – Scrab
Tba. Mirko Giansanti (ITA) Aprilia, Matteoni Racing




125cc class


6. Joan Olive (SPA) Aprilia, Rauch Bravo
7. Alexis Masbou (FRA) Honda, Ajo Motosport
8. Lorenzo Zanetti (ITA) Aprilia, World Pro Sport
12. Thomas Lüthi (SUI) Honda, Elit Grand Prix
14. Gabor Talmacsi (HUN) KTM, Red Bull KTM
16. Raymond Schouten (NED) Honda, Arie Molenaar Racing
18. Nicolas Terol (SPA) Derbi, Caja Madrid – Derbi Racing
19. Alvaro Bautista (SPA) Honda, Seedorf RC3
22. Pablo Nieto (SPA) Derbi, Caja Madrid – Derbi Racing
25. Dario Giuseppetti (GER) Aprilia, Semprucci
26. Vincent Braillard (SUI) Aprilia, Road Racing Team Hungary
28. Jordi Carchano (SPA) Honda, Aspar Junior Team
31. Sascha Hommel (GER) Malaguti, Malaguti Racing
32. Fabrizio Lai (ITA) Honda, Globet.com
33. Sergio Gadea (SPA) Aprilia, Master Aspar Team
36. Mika Kallio (FIN) KTM, Red Bull KTM
40. Julian Miralles (SPA) Aprilia, Aspar Junior Team
41. Aleix Espargaro (SPA) Honda, Seedorf RC3
43. Manuel Hernandez (SPA) Aprilia, 3C Racing
44. Karel Abraham (CZE) Aprilia, Semprucci
45. Imre Toth (HUN) Aprilia, Road Racing Team Hungary
47. Angel Rodriguez (SPA) Honda, Galicia Team
52. Lukas Pesek (CZE) Gilera, Metis – Gilera Racing Team
54. Mattia Pasini (ITA) Aprilia, 3C Racing
55. Hector Faubel (SPA) Aprilia, Master Aspar Team
58. Marco Simoncelli (ITA) Aprilia, Rauch Bravo
60. Julian Simon (SPA) KTM, Red Bull KTM
63. Mike di Meglio (FRA) Honda, Globet.com
71. Tomoyoshi Koyama (JPN) Honda, Ajo Motosport
Tba. Sandro Cortese (GER) Honda, Castrol Honda Kiefer Racing
Tba. Raffael de Rosa (ITA) Aprilia, Matteoni Racing
Tba. Manuel Poggiali (RSM) Gilera, Metis – Gilera Racing Team
Tba. Andrea Iannone (ITA) Aprilia, Abruzzo Racing Team
Tba. Michele Pirro (ITA) Malaguti, Malaguti Racing

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