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March 10, 2006 at 5:07 pm #11681GixParticipant
Sete Gibernau and Loris Capirossi lead a Ducati one-two at the head of the leaderboard at midday in Jerez. As of 1pm local time, the Ducati Marlboro riders were the only ones to go faster than 1’41.
Fresh from his BMW M Award win, Colin Edwards completes the top three, with Shinya Nakano, John Hopkins and Carlos Checa all going well. Valentino Rossi is currently in seventh. As is customary, the Italian was the final rider to take to the track, final riding round just after noon. The fastest Honda rider so far has been Makoto Tamada, who was one of the first riders out and in ninth place. Marco Melandri equalled the Japanese’s lap of 1´43, with both riders slower than Kawasaki’s Randy de Puniet. The session is taking place under comfortable conditions, with sunny skies and temperatures in the region of 20 degrees.
Jerez Test- MotoGP
Day One: Provisional times as of 1pm
1. Sete Gibernau – Ducati Marlboro 1’41.450
2. Loris Capirossi – Ducati Marlboro 1’41.619
3. Colin Edwards – Camel Yamaha 1’42.038
4. Shinya Nakano – Kawasaki Racing 1’42.173
5. John Hopkins – Rizla Suzuki MotoGP 1’42.273
6. Carlos Checa – Tech 3 Yamaha 1’42.435
7. Valentino Rossi – Camel Yamaha 1’42.448
8. Randy de Puniet – Kawasaki Racing 1’42.614
9. Makoto Tamada – Konica Minolta Honda 1’43.121
10. Marco Melandri – Fortuna Honda 1’43.579 -
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