From a press release issued by Dan Lance:

Please pass on that I am again the paddock parking person for the AMA event @ Mid-Ohio. I can be contacted for info at 603-524-9280, at the Flag Services USA office in NH or via e-mail at: [email protected]. 603-571-5935 cellular.

Due to additional TT rigs this season, the space available in the main paddock will be slightly more restricted.

Daniel Lance
Flag Services USA LLC
PO Box 757
Winnisquam, NH 03289

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Sunday Morning Practice Times From The Italian Grand Prix At Mugello:

1. Sete GIBERNAU, Honda, 1:51.228
2. Makoto TAMADA, Honda, 1:51.597
3. Nicky HAYDEN, Honda, 1:51.663
4. Carlos CHECA, Yamaha, 1:51.768
5. Kenny ROBERTS, Suzuki, 1:51.967
6. Max BIAGGI, Honda, 1:51.980
7. Valentino ROSSI, Yamaha, 1:52.277
8. Alex BARROS, Honda, 1:52.309
9. Marco MELANDRI, Yamaha, 1:52.423
10. Colin EDWARDS, Honda, 1:52.477
11. Shinya NAKANO, Kawasaki, 1:52.926
12. Ruben XAUS, Ducati, 1:52.961
13. Troy BAYLISS, Ducati, 1:53.075
14. Alex HOFMANN, Kawasaki, 1:53.532
15. Loris CAPIROSSI, Ducati, 1:53.593
16. Neil HODGSON, Ducati, 1:53.723
17. Norick ABE, Yamaha, 1:53.908
18. Shane BYRNE, Aprilia, 1:54.095
19. Nobuatsu AOKI, Proton, 1:55.387
20. Andrew PITT, Moriwaki, 1:55.899
21. Kurtis ROBERTS, Proton, 1:56.035
22. Michel FABRIZIO, Harris WCM, 1:57.500
23. Jeremy McWILLIAMS, Aprilia, 2:13.128



250cc GP:

1. Toni ELIAS, Honda, 1:56.171
2. Manuel POGGIALI, Aprilia, 1:56.191
3. Daniel PEDROSA, Honda, 1:56.240
4. Alex DE ANGELIS, Aprilia, 1:56.277
5. Franco BATTAINI, Aprilia, 1:56.325
6. Randy DE PUNIET, Aprilia, 1:56.358
7. Sebastian PORTO, Aprilia, 1:56.587
8. Hiroshi AOYAMA, Honda, 1:56.729
9. Sylvain GUINTOLI, Aprilia, 1:56.831
10. Anthony WEST, Aprilia, 1:56.845
11. Fonsi NIETO, Aprilia, 1:56.988
12. Roberto ROLFO, Honda, 1:57.005
13. Alex BALDOLINI, Aprilia, 1:57.792
14. Alex DEBON, Honda, 1:58.044
15. Eric BATAILLE, Honda, 1:58.096


125cc GP:

1. Hector BARBERA, Aprilia, 2:00.786
2. Pablo NIETO, Aprilia, 2:01.043
3. Youichi UI, Aprilia, 2:01.281
4. Simone CORSI, Honda, 2:01.802
5. Mirko GIANSANTI, Aprilia, 2:02.235
6. Roberto LOCATELLI, Aprilia, 2:02.286
7. Casey STONER, KTM, 2:02.313
8. Alvaro BAUTISTA, Aprilia, 2:02.317
9. Mattia PASINI, Aprilia, 2:02.361
10. Sergio GADEA, Aprilia, 2:02.362

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British Superbike Race Two Results From Thruxton:

1. Sean EMMETT, Ducati, 20 laps, 25:45.597
2. Michael RUTTER, Honda, -0.783 second
3. Gregorio LAVILLA, Suzuki, -2.487 second
4. Scott SMART, Kawasaki, -2.571 seconds
5. James ELLISON, Yamaha, -2.640 seconds
6. Tommy HILL, Yamaha, -21.313 seconds
7. Kieran CLARKE, Yamaha, -21.430 seconds
8. Ryuichi KIYONARI, Honda, -21.546 seconds
9. Craig COXHELL, Honda, -21.844 seconds
10. James BUCKINGHAM, Suzuki, -27.488 seconds
11. Jon KIRKHAM, Suzuki, -28.380 seconds
12. Stuart EASTON, Ducati, -37.842 seconds
13. Dennis HOBBS, Suzuki, -38.265 seconds
14. Sam CORKE, Suzuki, -40.348 seconds
15. Cameron DONALD, Suzuki, -49.733 seconds

21. Gary MASON, Yamaha, -10 laps, DNF
22. John REYNOLDS, Suzuki, -16 laps, DNF
23. James HAYDON, Yamaha, -18 laps, DNF
24. Dean THOMAS, Ducati, -20 laps, DNF


More, from a press release issued by MonsterMob Ducati:

THINK! British Superbike Championship
Rounds 11/12
Thruxton, Hampshire
– 5th/6th June

EMMETT BACK TO WINNING WAYS AT THRUXTON

MonsterMob Ducati Superbike rider Sean Emmett bounced back to form with a scintillating
victory in front of another bumper crowd at a sun kissed Thruxton in round six of the Think! British Superbike Championship today.

The 34 year old from Camberley took the win in the second of the day’s races after a titanic five way battle which saw him victorious by 0.783 of a second and whilst Emmett was overjoyed with his performance in race two he was left rueing the chance of a double victory having thrown away a leading advantage in race one within sight of the flag.

Then, Emmett was in front and as he exited the Club Chicane he was about to start celebrating the victory when the rear wheel of the MonsterMob Ducati F04 broke away which relegated him to third as he crossed the line.

“We showed we were strongest out there. I should have won the first race and I feel so bad about that but the second race was a good response and I would have been disappointed with anything other than a win. The team really needed that. People have said all sorts of things but at the end of the day we are all professional and when we just dig in we can show that when we get it right we’re a very strong package. We know the bike works well at Brands Hatch and now we’ve got to keep winning as the championship is not over yet. I’m really happy to get back to winning ways” said Emmett.

Making it a treble rostrum celebration for the Paul Bird Motorsport Team was Supersport rider Michael Laverty who brought the 749cc machine home in third place.

The young Ulsterman ran in the leading trio for all of the race but had to settle for third at the end of the 18 lapper and in doing so relinquished his championship lead to Honda rival Karl Harris.

“I thought I was there on that one. I thought I could pass him (Leon Camier) at the back of the circuit but he just kept his line and I had no chance. I held the inside line up until the last chicane but Leon made an outside move. I’m so disappointed, that’s three races now where I’ve been nearly there” said Laverty.

Team owner Paul Bird was relieved to get his team back to their winning form.

“It’s good to get back to winning ways but we should have got a double. We’ve got the 999 back to where it should be and hope we can continue this form at Brands Hatch where we know Sean is good. Michael rode a good race and did everything perfectly and it was just unfortunate at the end when he ended up in third position. But he’s still up there in the Championship and that’s what matters” said Bird.

Superbike Race One Result
1, Michael Rutter (Honda) 28:24.161
2, John Reynolds (Suzuki) -0.024
3, Sean Emmett (MonsterMob Ducati) -0.101
4, Gregorio Lavilla (Suzuki) -0.115
5, Dean Thomas (Ducati) -2.772
6, Scott Smart (Kawasaki) -10.542
7, Gary Mason (Yamaha) -11.263
8, James Ellison (Yamaha) -11.613
9, Tommy Hill (Yamaha) -14.961
10, Kieran Clarke (Yamaha) -26.247

Superbike Race Two Result
1, Sean Emmett (MonsterMob Ducati) 25:45.597
2, Michael Rutter (Honda) -0.783
3, Gregorio Lavilla (Suzuki) -2.487
4, Scott Smart (Kawasaki) -2.571
5, James Ellison (Yamaha) -2.640
6, Tommy Hill (Yamaha) -21.313
7, Kieran Clarke (Yamaha) -21.430
8, Ryuichi Kiyonari (Honda) -21.546
9, Craig Coxhell (Honda) -21.844
10, James Buckingham (Suzuki) -27.488

Supersport Race Result
1, Karl Harris (Honda) 23:38.851
2, Leon Camier (Honda) -0.933
3, Michael Laverty (MonsterMob Ducati) -0.999
4, Luke Quigley (Suzuki) -14.971
5, Pere Riba (Kawasaki) -15.044
6, Jonathan Rea (Honda) -20.631
7, Jay Vincent (Honda) -20.652
8, Paul Young (Honda) -21.005
9, Shane Norval (Honda) -21.391
10, Tom Sykes (Suzuki) -22.288


Superbike Championship Standings (after Round 12)
1, John Reynolds (Suzuki) 227 pts
2, Michael Rutter (Honda) 219 pts
3, Scott Smart (Kawasaki) 153 pts
4, Yukio Kagayama (Suzuki) 152 pts
5, Sean Emmett (MonsterMob Ducati) 146 pts
6, Dean Thomas (Ducati) 95 pts
7, Ryuichi Kiyonari (Honda) 87 pts
8, Glen Richards (Kawasaki) 78 pts
9, Tommy Hill (Yamaha) 71 pts
10, Gary Mason (Yamaha) 58 pts


Supersport Championship Standings (after Round 6)
1, Karl Harris (Honda ) 111 pts
2, Michael Laverty (MonsterMob Ducati) 107 pts
3, Jay Vincent (Honda) 77 pts
4, Pere Riba (Kawasaki) 72 pts
5, Simon Andrews (Yamaha) 65 pts
5, Luke Quigley (Suzuki) 65 pts
7, Leon Camier (Honda) 49 pts
8, Craig Jones (Triumph) 41 pts
9, Tom Sykes (Suzuki) 36 pts
10, Cal Crutchlow (Honda) 32 pts


More, from a press release issued by Hawk Kawasaki:

HAWK KAWASAKI
BSB Championship, Round 6, Thruxton, Hants
Track length: 2.3560 miles
Weather: dry, overcast, humid, 24° C
Track: 34° C
Date: June 6
RACE
SMART THIRD ON POINTS AFTER BRILLIANT FOURTH AT THRUXTON

Hawk Kawasaki star Scott Smart moved up to third in the BSB points table today, after taking a hard-fought sixth, in an incident-packed first race, and a superb fourth in the breath-taking follow up.

Smarty looked to be on for his third podium visit in two weeks as he tried to out-fox Suzuki’s Gregorio Lavilla and Yamaha-mounted James Ellison in the final laps of race two. The Hawk rider was in the leading pack of Emmett, Rutter, Reynolds, Lavilla and Mason from the opening lap, moving as high as third as they battled for position in what proved to be the most exciting BSB race of the year so far.
Scott missed out on a podium place by less than one tenth of a second after he missed a gear in Club chicane on the last lap, denying him the drive to pass Lavilla before the line.

“I over-revved it and wouldn’t shift into third and fourth down the start/finish straight. If I could have got the gear I’m sure I could have passed him,” explained Smart. “It was really good fun out there, but it’s a shame I got tangled up with Ellison and Lavilla in the last few laps because I think if I hadn’t I could’ve got Rutter if I’d had a clear run. But overall I’m really pleased with that result.”

The first race was incident packed for both Smart and team-mate Glen Richards. Smart’s tyre deteriorated after just several laps, forcing the number 88 rider to settle for sixth place in the two-part race. The 22-lapper was stopped after four laps due to a serious crash, then run over a further 20 laps as a two-part aggregate result.

“The tyres looked fine after the race, but out on the track there was absolutely no grip left,” he said. “Apparently John Reynolds had the same rear tyre, but his bike seemed to fine even at the end of the race.”

Richards crashed out at Club chicane on lap 17 of the restart, breaking his left arm in the process. The injury ruled the Aussie out of the second race and will exclude him from at least the next two BSB meetings.

Hawk Kawasaki Team Principal Stuart Hicken witnessed his rider’s crash, but was unsure as to its cause. “Glen’s was a mighty strange crash,” he said. “He didn’t appear to be catching a slide, he just ran into the curb and that pitched him off. The doctors say Glen will be out for six weeks, but he won’t be rushing back. He’ll be back on the bike when he’s fit.

“The first race wasn’t great for Scott either. He supposedly had a good tyre, but it wasn’t, but then showed what he can do in the second race with a decent boot. We had a podium by a fraction of second in Mondello, then we missed out by a fraction this week – but that’s racing. But we were in contention for a podium and that’s real important to everybody in the team.”
The seventh round of the BSB championship will be held at Brands Hatch, Kent, on June 20.

BSB RACE 1
1) Michael Rutter, Honda. 2) John Reynolds, Suzuki. 3) Sean Emmett, Ducati. 4) Gregorio Lavilla, Suzuki. 5) Dean Thomas, Ducati. 6) Scott Smart, Hawk Kawasaki. 7) Gary Mason, Yamaha. 8) James Ellison, Yamaha (P). 9) Tommy Hill, Yamaha. 10) Kieran Clarke, Yamaha. 11) Craig Coxhell, Honda. 12) James Buckingham, Suzuki (P). 13) Ryuichi Kiyonari, Honda. 14) Jon Kirkham, Suzuki (P). 15) Stuart Easton, Ducati
(P)= Privateer

Fastest lap: Sean Emmett, Ducati: 1:16.114

BSB RACE 2
1) Sean Emmett, Ducati. 2) Michael Rutter, Honda. 3) Gregorio Lavilla, Suzuki. 4) Scott Smart, Hawk Kawasaki. 5) James Ellison, Yamaha (P). 6) Tommy Hill, Yamaha. 7) Kieran Clarke, Yamaha. 8) Ryuichi Kiyonari, Honda. 9) Craig Coxhell, Honda. 10) James Buckingham, Suzuki (P). 11) Jon Kirkham, Suzuki (P). 12) Stuart Easton, Ducati. 13) Dennis Hobbs, Suzuki (P). 14) Sam Corke, Suzuki (P). 15) Cameron Donald, Suzuki (P)

Fastest lap: Michael Rutter, Honda: 1:16.329, 111.11mph

BSB CHAMPIONSHIP AFTER 4 ROUNDS
1) John Reynolds, Suzuki, 227. 2) Michael Rutter, Honda, 219. 3) Scott Smart, Hawk Kawasaki, 153. 4) Yukio Kagayama, Suzuki, 152. 5) Sean Emmett, Ducati, 146. 6) Dean Thomas, Ducati, 95. 7) Ryuichi Kiyonari, Honda, 87. 8) Glen Richards, Hawk Kawasaki, 78. 9) Tommy Hill, Yamaha, 71. 10) Gary Mason, Yamaha, 58. 11) James Ellison, Yamaha, 52. 12) Craig Coxhell, Honda, 50. 13) Jon Kirkham, Suzuki, 42. 14) Kieran Clarke, Yamaha, 42. 15) James Buckingham, Suzuki, 31

MANUFACTUERS’ CHAMPIONSHIP AFTER 4 ROUNDS
1) Suzuki, 258. 2) Honda, 231. 3) Ducati, 168. 4) Kawasaki, 153. 5) Yamaha, 107

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Provisional Sunday Morning AMA Supersport Practice Times:

1. Aaron Gobert, Yamaha, 2:21.075
2. Jamie Hacking, Yamaha, 2:21.483
3. Roger Lee Hayden, Kawasaki, 2:22.167
4. Steve Rapp, Suzuki, 2:23.005
5. Tommy Hayden, Kawasaki, 2:23.223
6. Jason DiSalvo, Yamaha, 2:23.293
7. Aaron Yates, Suzuki, 2:23.977
8. Ben Spies, Suzuki, 2:24.083
9. Michael Barnes, Yamaha, 2:24.339
10. Jason Farrell, Kawasaki, 2:24.339
11. Chris Peris, Suzuki, 2:24.508
12. Tony Meiring, Kawasaki, 2:24.711
13. Ben Attard, Suzuki, 2:25.703
14. Jason Perez, Yamaha, 2:25.976
15. Nicky Moore, Suzuki, 2:26.242

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250cc Grand Prix Results:

1. Sebastian PORTO, Aprilia, 21 laps, 40:32.672
2. Daniel PEDROSA, Honda, -6.147 seconds
3. Manuel POGGIALI, Aprilia, -8.415 seconds
4. Randy DE PUNIET, Aprilia, -11.226 seconds
5. Fonsi NIETO, Aprilia, -11.876 seconds
6. Toni ELIAS, Honda, -11.888 seconds
7. Roberto ROLFO, Honda, -24.398 seconds
8. Alex DE ANGELIS, Aprilia, -27.550 seconds
9. Hiroshi AOYAMA, Honda, -28.126 seconds
10. Anthony WEST, Aprilia, -38.025 seconds
11. Joan OLIVE, Aprilia, -38.207 seconds
12. Franco BATTAINI, Aprilia, -45.788 seconds
13. Sylvain GUINTOLI, Aprilia, -61.150 seconds
14. Hector FAUBEL, Aprilia, -66.887 seconds
15. Alex DEBON, Honda, -67.022 seconds
16. Naoki MATSUDO, Yamaha, -67.037 seconds
17. Chaz DAVIES, Aprilia, -67.196 seconds
18. Gregory LEFORT, Aprilia, -77.464 seconds
19. Johan STIGEFELT, Aprilia, -79.655 seconds
20. Christian GEMMEL, Honda, -85.112 seconds

23. Jakub SMRZ, Honda, -10 laps, DNF
24. Erwan NIGON, Yamaha, -11 laps, DNF
25. Alex BALDOLINI, Aprilia, -13 laps, DNF
26. Eric BATAILLE, Honda, -13 laps, DNF
27. Hugo MARCHAND, Aprilia, -13 laps, DNF
28. Arnaud VINCENT, Aprilia, -21 laps, DNF
29. Dirk HEIDOLF, Aprilia, -21 laps, DNF
30. Max SABBATANI, Yamaha, -21 laps, DNF


250cc GP World Championship Point Standings:

1. DE PUNIET, 73 points
2. PEDROSA, 70 points
3. PORTO, 50 points
4. NIETO, 45 points
5. ROLFO, 41 points
6. DE ANGELIS, 40 points
7. ELIAS, 38 points
8. TIE, POGGIALI/WEST/DEBON, 29 points
11. AOYAMA, 25 points
12. BATTAINI, 18 points
13. TIE, VINCENT/OLIVE, 11 points
15. FAUBEL, 9 points

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1, Tommy Hayden, Kawasaki ZX-6RR, 10 laps
2. Jamie Hacking, Yamaha YZF-R6, -0.030 second
3. Aaron Gobert, Yamaha YZF-R6, -0.282 second
4. Jason DiSalvo, Yamaha YZF-R6, -7.252 seconds
5. Roger Lee Hayden, Kawasaki ZX-6RR, -7.411 seconds
6. Ben Spies, Suzuki GSX-R600, -14.983 seconds
7. Ben Attard, Suzuki GSX-R600, -21.371 seconds
8. Michael Barnes, Yamaha YZF-R6, -21.809 seconds
9. Aaron Yates, Suzuki GSX-R600, -22.116 seconds
10. Jason Farrell, Kawasaki ZX-6RR, -34.446 seconds
11. Blake Young, Suzuki GSX-R600, 35.714 seconds
12. Chris Peris, Suzuki GSX-R600, -35.804 seconds
13. Danny Eslick, Suzuki GSX-R600, -35.839 seconds
14. Nicky Moore, Suzuki GSX-R600, -44.002 seconds
15. Steve Rapp, Suzuki GSX-R600, -45.043 seconds*
16. Lee Acree, Suzuki GSX-R600, -47.649 seconds
17. Adam Dolney, Yamaha YZF-R6, -50.937 seconds
18. Darren Luck, Suzuki GSX-R600, -60.958 seconds
19. Heath Small, Yamaha YZF-R6, -61.819 seconds
20. Giovanni Rojas, Yamaha YZF-R6, -71.628 seconds
21. Ben Carlson, Suzuki GSX-R600, -72.408 seconds
22. John-O Bowman, Yamaha YZF-R6, -72.447 seconds
23. Nathan Hester, Yamaha YZF-R6, -80.836 seconds
24. Matt Zurbuchan, Honda CBR600RR, -82.756 seconds
25. Nathan Dressman, Yamaha YZF-R6, -83.049 seconds
26. Chad Klock, Honda CBR600RR, -89.320 seconds
27. Dan Ortega, Yamaha YZF-R6, -90.994 seconds
28. Dr. Jeffrey Purk, Yamaha YZF-R6, -91.029 seconds
29. Daniel Doty, Yamaha YZF-R6, -93.700 seconds
30. Jeremy Haiduk, Yamaha YZF-R6, -97.254 seconds
31. Jason Perez, Yamaha YZF-R6, -112.528 seconds
32. Ryan Andrews, Triumph Daytona 600, -114.536 seconds
33. Michael Morgan, Suzuki GSX-R600, -128.839 seconds
34. Dwayne Lang, Kawasaki ZX-6RR, -130.236 seconds
35. Peter Bohlig, Honda CBR600RR, -135.770 seconds
36. Christopher Flores, Honda CBR600RR, -1 lap
37. Tim Mitchell, Yamaha YZF-R6, -1 lap
38. Tony Meiring, Kawasaki ZX-6RR, -4 laps, DNF, mechanical
39. Alan Schmidt, Yamaha YZF-R6, -9 laps, DNF


*Served stop-and-go penalty

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1. Tommy Hayden, Kawasaki ZX-10R
2. Josh Hayes, Kawasaki ZX-10R, -0.018 second
3. Aaron Gobert, Yamaha YZF-R1, -1.496 seconds
4. Jason DiSalvo, Yamaha YZF-R1, -4.470 seconds
5. Ben Spies, Suzuki GSX-R1000, -4.503 seconds
6. Roger Lee Hayden, Kawasaki ZX-10R, -15.581 seconds
7. Jake Holden, Suzuki GSX-R1000, -15.883 seconds
8. Jason Pridmore, Suzuki GSX-R1000, -19.969 seconds
9. Steve Rapp, Suzuki GSX-R750, -25.284 seconds
10. Scott Greenwood, Suzuki GSX-R1000, -28.255 seconds
11. Eric Wood, Suzuki GSX-R1000, -31.644 seconds
12. John Haner, Suzuki GSX-R1000, -34.312 seconds
13. Vincent Haskovec, Suzuki GSX-R750, -34.501 seconds
14. J.J. Roetlin, Suzuki GSX-R1000, -43.086 seconds
15. Alex Gobert, Honda CBR1000RR, -77.328 seconds
16. Jesse Janisch, Suzuki GSX-R1000, -80.162 seconds
17. Brian Hall, Suzuki GSX-R750, -99.286 seconds
18. Heath Locum, Suzuki GSX-R1000, -101.655 seconds
19. James Kerker, Honda CBR1000RR, -109.236 seconds
20. Matt Drucker, Suzuki GSX-R1000, -109.449 seconds
21. Corey Sarros, Suzuki GSX-R1000, -111.052 seconds
22. Brian Boyd, Suzuki GSX-R1000, -114.356 seconds
23. Sean Edgett, Yamaha YZF-R1, -140.570 seconds
24. Jessica Zalusky, Suzuki GSX-R750, -1 lap
25. Jamie Hacking, Yamaha YZF-R1, -1 lap (crash)
26. Jason Curtis, Suzuki GSX-R1000, -10 laps, DNF
27. Geoff May, Suzuki GSX-R1000, DNS

Provisional Point Standings
1. Aaron Gobert, 180 points
2. Jamie Hacking, 179 points
3. Tommy Hayden, 173 points
4. Jason DiSalvo, 156 points
5. Roger Lee Hayden, 154 points
6. Ben Spies, 146 points
7. Steve Rapp, 139 points
8. TIE, Damon Buckmaster/Jake Holden, 115 points
10. Josh Hayes, 107 points
11. Jason Pridmore, 107 points
12. TIE, Alex Gobert/John Haner, 106 points
14. Eric Wood, 104 points
15. Vincent Haskovec, 83 points

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British Superbike Race One Results:

1. Michael RUTTER, Honda, 22 laps, 28:24.161
2. John REYNOLDS, Suzuki, -0.024 second
3. Sean EMMETT, Ducati, -0.101 second
4. Gregorio LAVILLA, Suzuki, -0.115 second
5. Dean THOMAS, Ducati, -2.772 seconds
6. Scott SMART, Kawasaki, -10.542 seconds
7. Gary MASON, Yamaha, -11.263 seconds
8. James ELLISON, Yamaha, -11.613 seconds
9. Tommy HILL, Yamaha, -14.961 seconds
10. Kieran CLARKE, Yamaha, -26.247 seconds
11. Craig COXHELL, Honda, -28.343 seconds
12. James BUCKINGHAM, Suzuki, -33.497 seconds
13. Ryuichi KIYONARI, Honda, -36.021 seconds
14. Jon KIRKHAM, Suzuki, -37.116 seconds
15. Stuart EASTON, Ducati, -39.128 seconds

24. Glen RICHARDS, Kawasaki, -6 laps, DNF
25. James HAYDON, Yamaha, -12 laps, DNF

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125cc Grand Prix Results:

1. Roberto LOCATELLI, Aprilia, 20 laps, 40:13.158
2. Casey STONER, KTM, -0.152 second
3. Hector BARBERA, Aprilia, -0.197 second
4. Andrea DOVIZIOSO, Honda, -0.573 second
5. Mirko GIANSANTI, Aprilia, -0.595 second
6. Pablo NIETO, Aprilia, -0.879 second
7. Steve JENKNER, Aprilia, -5.980 seconds
8. Mattia PASINI, Aprilia, -19.206 seconds
9. Gino BORSOI, Aprilia, -28.656 seconds
10. Jorge LORENZO, Derbi, -28.671 seconds
11. Simone CORSI, Honda, -28.717 seconds
12. Andrea BALLERINI, Aprilia, -28.831 seconds
13. Gabor TALMACSI, Malaguti, -28.955 seconds
14. Dario GIUSEPPETTI, Honda, -44.766 seconds
15. Lukas PESEK, Honda, -44.875 seconds


125cc GP World Championship Point Standings:

1. DOVIZIOSO, 76 points
2. LOCATELLI, 73 points
3. STONER, 55 points
4. BARBERA, 49 points
5. JENKNER, 43 points
6. TIE, GIANSANTI/NIETO, 39 points
8. SIMONCELLI, 25 points
9. TIE, LORENZO/BORSOI, 22 points