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Daytona Daytona Daytona! Race Results |
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Written by Moto Hero
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Thursday, 08 March 2007 |
We have all been waiting to see who is going to open the season up since it ended oh so long ago. Ben Spies is still going fast...Very fast. DuHamel - I think he wont ANOTHER rolex! If you dont have Speed, well...at least you have MotoHero!
SuperStock
In an amazing race that came down to the wire, Ben Spies started off where he left of last season, winning! Geoff May also carried his momentum from the prior season over, as he and Ben Bstrom batteld with Spies from start to finish. Overall this class sucks, its all GSXRs and Yamahas.
Superstock Race Results:
1. Ben Spies (Yoshimura Suzuki)
2. Ben Bostrom (Graves Yamaha)
3. Geoff May (M4 EMGO Suzuki)
4. Aaron Yates (Jordan Motorsports Suzuki)
5. Danny Eslick (Matsushima Performance Suzuki)
6. Chris Ulrich (Roadracing.com Suzuki)
7. Blake Young (Suzuki)
8. Scott Jensen (Suzuki)
9. Tristan Palmer (Suzuki)
10. John Haner (Millenium Tech Suzuki)
SuperSport
Roger Hayden and Jamie Hacking ruled with the Green Meanies. Its going to be fun to watch them cut it up with each other throughout the year. Tommy hung it out on the last lap to finished on the box with his new Suzuki ride. CoreyWest was definitely impressive as well.
Supersport Race Results:
1. Roger Lee Hayden (Monster Energy Kawasaki)
2. Jamie Hacking (Monster Energy Kawasaki)
3. Tommy Hayden (Yoshimura Suzuki)
4. Michael Barnes (M4 EMGO Suzuki)
5. Josh Hayes (Erion Honda)
6. Ben Attard (Attack Kawasaki)
7. Steve Rapp (Attack Kawasaki)
8. Chaz Davie (Celtic Racing Yamaha)
9. Geoff May (M4 EMGO Suzuki)
10. Cory West (Team Hunter Yamaha)
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Written by Moto Hero
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Wednesday, 07 March 2007 |
Hey folks, Im sure you are missing the awesome content. Ive been moving back to New York from Denver. That is the only excuse Ill give. I hate excuses. Expect the content to start coming back on Friday.
We of course need talented reliable dedicated individuals to help out! You might get some fresh gear!!!
-MH
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Biaggi Starts World Superbike Domination |
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Written by Moto Hero
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Saturday, 24 February 2007 |
Thiss is totally awesome! Ive never been a Biaggi fan per se - However, Im glad that new blood is in the World Superbike, I look forwawrd to watching him crush the competition. Here is the scoop - from various sources:
Race 1 - 18 Laps
Pos. Rider Manu. Nat. Total Time
1 Max Biaggi Suzuki ITA 36'10.115
2 James Toseland Honda GBR 0'1.483
3 Lorenzo Lanzi Ducati ITA 0'13.906
4 Yukio Kagayama Suzuki JPN 0'14.819
5 Troy Bayliss Ducati AUS 0'17.305
6 Max Neukirchner Suzuki GER 0'24.931
7 Roberto Rolfo Honda ITA 0'25.165
8 Noriyuki Haga Yamaha JPN 0'27.320
9 Troy Corser Yamaha AUS 0'31.237
10 Ruben Xaus Ducati ESP 0'31.669
11 Steve Martin Honda AUS 0'42.355
12 Shinichi Nakatomi Yamaha JPN 0'46.845
13 Alessandro Polita Suzuki ITA 0'59.207
14 Jakub Smrz Ducati CZE 1'0.296
15 Dean Ellison Ducati GBR 1'21.043 |
Race 2 - 18
Laps Pos. Rider Manu. Nat. Total Time
1James Toseland Honda GBR 36'9.433
2 Max Biaggi Suzuki ITA 0'0.738
3 Troy Corser Yamaha AUS 0'7.386
4 Noriyuki Haga Yamaha JPN 0'14.984
5 Fonsi Nieto Kawasaki ESP 0'15.033
6 Yukio Kagayama Suzuki JPN 0'15.911
7 Lorenzo Lanzi Ducati ITA 0'16.664
8 Troy Bayliss Ducati AUS 0'23.249
9 Ruben Xaus Ducati ESP 0'24.282
10 Max Neukirchner Suzuki GER 0'33.480
11 Regis Laconi Kawasaki FRA 0'34.004
12 Michel Fabrizio Honda ITA 0'37.297
13 Joshua Brookes Honda AUS 0'42.064
14 Karl Muggeridge Honda AUS 0'42.359
15 Alessandro Polita Suzuki ITA 0'46.206 |
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Last Updated ( Saturday, 24 February 2007 )
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Jerez MotoGP Ttests Wet - QUOTES |
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Written by Moto Hero
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Saturday, 24 February 2007 |
From Various Sources:
Testing Times:
1. Marco Melandri (Honda) 1.40.383 2. Valentino Rossi (Yamaha) 1.40.408
3. Dani Pedrosa (Honda) 1'40.581 4. Alex Hofmann (Ducati) 1'40.748
5. Toni Elias ( Honda) 1.40.952 6. Casey Stoner (Ducati) 1.41.071
7. Carlos Checa ( Honda) 1.41.096 8. Randy De Puniet (Kawasaki) 1.41.151
9. Colin Edwards (Yamaha) 1.41.204 10. Makoto Tamada (Yamaha) 1.41.234
11. Nicky Hayden (Honda) 1.41.259 12. Shinya Nakano (Honda) 1.41.269
13. Chris Vermeulen (Suzuki) 1.41.363 14. Loris Capirossi (Ducati) 1.41.590
15. Oliver Jacque (Kawasaki) 1.41.777 16. Kenny Roberts ( KR - Honda) 1'41.783
17. Alex Barros ( Ducati) 1.41.845 18. Sylvain Guintoli (Yamaha) 1.42.364
19. Shinichi Ito (Ducati) 1.43.209 20. Kousuke Akiyoshi (Suzuki) 1.43.610
21. Vittoriano Guareschi (Ducati) 1.44.143 22. Jeremy McWilliams (Ilmor) 1.44.458
23. Andrew Pitt (Ilmor) 1'44.589
Final Test Gets Underway for Yamaha at Rain-Hit Jerez
Yamaha Factory Racing riders Valentino Rossi and Colin Edwards started their final pre-season preparations today as the Official MotoGP Test began in Jerez. The Andalusian circuit, which will play host to the second round of the MotoGP World Championship in March, will provide the teams with the last chance to fine-tune their 800cc MotoGP motorcycles before the season gets started in Qatar. After three consecutive races in warmer climes, it was a wet return to European shores this morning when the MotoGP paddock was subjected to a heavy rainstorm and as a result Rossi and Edwards were not able get out on track until the early afternoon. However even after that the low temperatures meant that track failed to dry properly and it remained quite damp in places, causing the Yamaha pair to take it gently throughout the afternoon as they concentrated on trying to find the right set-up ahead of a hopefully drier day tomorrow.
The timesheets were topped today by Honda rider Marco Melandri, who set a time of 1’42.563, a full two seconds off Rossi’s old 990cc lap record, which still stands from 2005. Edwards came in at 11th position with best lap of 1’43.845 with Rossi behind him in 13th after a lap of 1’44.494.
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Ducati GP Teams gets Wet Testing underway |
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Written by Moto Hero
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Friday, 23 February 2007 |
From Ducati Corse
DUCATI MARLBORO MEN ON PACE IN WET & DRY
Ducati Marlboro Team riders Casey Stoner and Loris Capirossi made the best of changeable weather conditions at Jerez today, continuing development work on the Desmosedici GP7. Both men ran up front in the wet and the dry, Stoner second fastest overall, Capirossi a close seventh quickest.
This morning's rain did at least allow the Australian and the Italian to test the 800 for the first time in wet conditions. The circuit started to dry this afternoon but damp patches and cool track temperatures (a maximum of 24 degrees) prevented them from getting close to lap-record pace. Nonetheless the team is happy that the GP7 seems to have improved since they tested here last November.
This three-day outing is the final test session before the 2007 MotoGP World Championship commences in Qatar on March 10, so the team hopes for good weather over the next two days.
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