Sepang Test | MotoGP January 2008

jrace

jrace

MotoGPhreak
First time everyone is on ther 2008 machines (hopefully). I have nothing so far beyond these, so don't ask me about Stoner. :twofinger

Times at 1pm:-

1. Pedrosa (Honda-repsol) 2.01.864 (28 laps)
2. De Puniet (LCR-Honda) 2.02.536 (33)
3. Edwards (Yamaha-tech 3) 2.02.549 (18 )
4. Capirossi (Rizla-Suzuki) 2.02.689 (25)
5. Lorenzo (Yamaha-Fiat) 2.02.871 (21)
6. Vermeulen (Rizla-Suzuki) 2.02.950 (23)
7. Hopkins (Kawasaki) 2.03.129 (29)
8. Rossi (Yamaha-Fiat) 2.03.295 (19)
9. Dovizioso (Scot-Honda) 2.03.313 (20)
10. Toseland (Yamaha Tech 3) 2.03.344 (22)
11. West (Kawasaki) 2.03.387 (32)
12. Hayden (Repsol-Honda) 2.03.487 (37)
13. Nakano (-Honda Gresini) 2.04.006 (33)
14. De Angelis (-Honda Gresini) 2.04.049 (22)
15. Elias (Ducati-Alice) 2.05.416 (26)
16. Canepa (Ducati) 2.05.580 (19)
17. Guintoli (Ducati-Alice) 2.06.000 (17)
18. Jacque (Kawasaki) 2.06.056 (22)
19. Melandri (Ducati Marlboro-) 2.09.673 (7)
20. Stoner (Ducati Marlboro-) --
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pics tomorow...

-jim
 
bte320

bte320

Playa Hater Extraordinar
I'm so excited to see Lorenzo and Toseland this year. It's gonna be a great season:teeth
 
RhythmRider

RhythmRider

Still Rhythm Rydin'
Can't wait to see the who is at the top of the time sheets when all the riders have had some time on their bikes. I bet Stoner will still be ahead.
 
jrace

jrace

MotoGPhreak
Pedrosa crashed at the end of the day and broke his hand. He's heading home. RdP was fastest...

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inal times:

Test Sepang - 1ª Jornada Tiempos Oficiales
1. DE PUNIET, HONDA LCR - 02'01.377 / 68 vueltas
2. PEDROSA, REPSOL HRC - 02'01.864 / 47
3. VERMEULEN, RIZLA SUZUKI - 02'02.074 / 57
4. CAPIROSSI, RIZLA SUZUKI - 02'02.416 / 61
5. STONER, DUCATI MARLBORO - 02'02.457 / 36
6. ROSSI, FIAT YAMAHA - 02'02.490 / 44
7. EDWARDS, YAMAHA TECH3 - 02'02.549 / 29
8. HAYDEN, REPSOL HRC - 02'02.558 / 85
9. LORENZO, FIAT YAMAHA - 02'02.563 / 43
10. NAKANO, HONDA GRESINI - 02'02.622 / 63
11. HOPKINS, KAWASAKI RACING - 02'02.628 / 62
12. DOVIZIOSO, JiR TEAM SCOT - 02'02.783 / 52
13. TOSELAND, YAMAHA TECH3 - 02'03.264 / 45
14. DE ANGELIS, HONDA GRESINI - 02'03.301 / 47
15. WEST, KAWASAKI RACING - 02'03.387 / 51
16. JACQUE, KAWASAKI RACING - 02'03.863 / 53
17. ELIAS, ALICE TEAM - 02'03.954 / 55
18. MELANDRI, DUCATI MARLBORO - 02'04.414 / 52
19. CANEPA, DUCATI TEST - 02'05.580 / 48
20. GUINTOLI, ALICE TEAM - 02'06.000 / 36
21. SERIZAWA, KAWASAKI RACING - 02'23.590 / 6
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-jim
 
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freshslicks

freshslicks

MotoGP Fanatic
Those damned accidental wheelies during practice starts can be brutal! Sad to see a million dollar motorcycle melting.

But the little guy has little bones, so healing should be accelerated somewhat. During his time off, maybe he can catch up on those missed classes in charm school. If the break is really bad, that means there will be two more race wins up for grabs this year. Pedrosa always seems good for two at least.

Hard to forget that little dust-up in Portugal 2006. The PEDROSA MUST DIE posting on BARF after that race in a huge, bolded font still ranks among the best yet IMHO.

It would have been great if Spies could have made this year his rookie season in MotoGP. Suzuki needs three bikes on the grid and it is such a disadvantage for the U.S. riders who have to learn these tough tracks. But he belongs there with these other rippers. I agree, the field is just amazing and getting better. Can't wait for Qatar under the lights.
 
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