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World Superbike Starting grid : Majestic Haga

Written: 21/07/2007 : 17:22. Read 728 times (2/day).

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Noriyuki Haga made a fantastic pole position, the japanese is followed by Biaggi, Bayliss and Toseland.

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A blowing first row! The fourth rider who are fighting for the title are close on the grid for two races that will certainly be very spectacular.
Noriyuki Haga did not fail and made a very fast lap putting Biaggi at almost half a second.
Follow Troy Bayliss and James Toseland, the start is predicted to be atomic!

But the fourth firsts are not safe, on the second row Troy Corser is ahead Yukio Kagayama, Lorenzo Lanzi and Max Neukirchner.
So the fight is going to be epical...

World Superbike Starting grid :

1- Haga N. Yamaha 1'59.603
2- Biaggi M. Suzuki 2'00.018
3- Bayliss T. Ducati 2'00.034
4- Toseland J. Honda 2'00.235

5- Corser T. Yamaha 2'00.251
6- Kagayama Y. Suzuki 2'00.879
7- Lanzi L. Ducati 2'01.078
8- Neukirchner M. Suzuki 2'01.177

9- Rolfo R. Honda 2'01.234
10- Fabrizio M. Honda 2'01.690
11- Muggeridge K. Honda 2'01.708
12- Nieto F. Kawasaki 2'01.755

13- Nakatomi S. Yamaha 2'01.849
14- Xaus R. Ducati 2'02.237
15- Laconi R. Kawasaki 2'02.279
16- Smrz J. Ducati 2'02.855

17- Iannuzzo V. Kawasaki 2'03.545
18- Drazdak J. Yamaha 2'03.995
19- Morelli L. 2'04.467
20- Zaiser C. MV Agusta 2'04.746

21- Ellison D. Ducati 2'05.194
22- Cihak M. Suzuki 2'06.065 2'06.065
23- Cruciani S. Suzuki 2'06.895

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