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1. Rossi (Yamaha-Fiat) 2.01.411 (lap 15 of 54)
2. Stoner (Ducati Marlboro) 2.01.902 (12 of 42)
3. Edwards (Monster Yamaha) 2.01.932 (23 of 48)
4. Capirossi (Rizla-Suzuki) 2.02.102 (21 of 58)
5. Lorenzo (Yamaha-Fiat) 2.02.165 (56 of 57)
6. Dovizioso (Repsol Honda) 2.02.630 (18 of 51)
7. Hayden (Ducati Marlboro) 2.02.792 (22 of 46)
8. Pedrosa (Repsol Honda) 2.02.866 (50 of 52)
9. Kallio (Ducati Pramac) 2.02.987 (70 of 70)
10. Barbera (Aspar-Ducati) 2.03.030 (57 of 59)
11. Espargaro (Pramac Ducati) 2.03.133 (53 of 54)
12. Spies (Monster Yamaha) 2.03.142 (53 of 55)
13. De Puniet (LCR Honda) 2.03.456 (52 of 62)
14. Bautista (-Rizla Suzuki) 2.03.558 (35 of 51)
15. Simoncelli (Honda-Gresini) 2.03.563 (19 of 54)
16. Melandri (Honda Gresini) 2.03.609 (17 of 28)
17. Aoyama (Honda-Interwetten) 2.03.651 (40 of 66)

 

Spies actually held 9th for most of it and this is just testing so it counts for nothing, valentino rossi and jorge lorenzo will no longer share data and the results are showing ha ha

Wonder if Valentino ever gets tired of being the best??  Viva Rossi!!!

R1ryder424:

Spies actually held 9th for most of it and this is just testing so it counts for nothing,

valentino rossi and jorge lorenzo will no longer share data and the results are showing ha ha

 

so would this be verbal irony or situational irony?

 

 Could be a little bit of both lol, Spies was/is suffering from jetlag, he should be fine today

I keep saying i don't think Simoncelli will be competitive.

 

styles:

I keep saying i don't think Simoncelli will be competitive.

 

dude just high sided and hope the engine is ok from the looks of the bike

times as of 2 pm, testing will go on till 6pm due to the rain

  1. Jorge Lorenzo SPA Fiat Yamaha Team 2min 1.680 sec (28 laps)
2. Valentino Rossi ITA Fiat Yamaha Team 2min 1.780 sec (9 laps)
3. Casey Stoner AUS Ducati Marlboro Team 2min 2.225 sec (10 laps)
4. Ben Spies USA Monster Yamaha Tech 3 2min 2.274 sec (19 laps)
5. Nicky Hayden USA Ducati Marlboro Team 2min 2.493 sec (30 laps)
6. Colin Edwards USA Monster Yamaha Tech 3 2min 2.722 sec (22 laps)
7. Loris Capirossi ITA Rizla Suzuki MotoGP 2min 2.763 sec (30 laps)
8. Dani Pedrosa SPA Repsol Honda Team 2min 2.775 sec (30 laps)
9. Aleix Espargaro SPA Pramac Racing 2min 3.288 sec (11 laps)
10. Andrea Dovizioso ITA Repsol Honda Team 2min 3.359 sec (27 laps)
11. Randy de Puniet FRA LCR Honda MotoGP 2min 3.506 sec (14 laps)
12. Alvaro Bautista SPA Rizla Suzuki MotoGP 2min 3.627 sec (15 laps)
13. Mika Kallio FIN Pramac Racing 2min 3.648 sec (37 laps)
14. Marco Melandri ITA San Carlo Honda Gresini 2min 3.725 sec (31 laps)
15. Hector Barbera SPA Aspar Ducati 2min 3.861 sec (22 laps)
16. Marco Simoncelli ITA San Carlo Honda Gresini 2min 5.012 sec (22 laps)
17. Hiroshi Aoyama JPN Interwetten Honda MotoGP 2min 5.277 sec (28 laps)

 

who says Ben Spies won't challenge

As much as I hope Spies will challenge Toseland was doing the same stuff his first pre-season in MotoGP. I will wait until mid-season to say wether he will be competitive or not.

 At the end of testing Rossi is back on top with Stoner back in second, Lorenzo in thirs, Pedrosa in fourth and Spies in fifth. Could be a very interesting season!!

 Leslie

i'm glad to see the home boys in 4th,  5th,  and 6th place.  let's hope they can build on this and remain consistent for the whole season. 

i still feel that lorenzo is gonna surprise everyone at some point and just do the damn thing.  all he has to do is stop dropping the bike.  and after last year,  i hope he learned from those mistakes.   i think this is his year. 

shift:

i'm glad to see the home boys in 4th,  5th,  and 6th place.  let's hope they can build on this and remain consistent for the whole season.

+1

Jorge gonna be alright, he said on the first day, he just forgot how to ride for a bit. Needed to find his gojo. But as we all say, this is just testing, no presure and no need to really show whos the big dyck.

VICTORMIKE6:

Jorge gonna be alright, he said on the first day, he just forgot how to ride for a bit. Needed to find his gojo. But as we all say, this is just testing, no presure and no need to really show whos the big dyck.

 

 

guess someone should have told rossi that

R1ryder424:

VICTORMIKE6:

Jorge gonna be alright, he said on the first day, he just forgot how to ride for a bit. Needed to find his gojo. But as we all say, this is just testing, no presure and no need to really show whos the big dyck.

 

 

guess someone should have told rossi that

come on dawg, they out there testing aerodynamics, engine parts, fairings, windscreens, seat and handle bar set ups down to some shyt we could even imagine. Mugs wasnt out there on no qual laps. just seeing what the engineers got to make things right. Rossi being Rossi, wasnt like he had no 4-5 sec gap.

R1ryder424:

VICTORMIKE6:

Jorge gonna be alright, he said on the first day, he just forgot how to ride for a bit. Needed to find his gojo. But as we all say, this is just testing, no presure and no need to really show whos the big dyck.

 

 

guess someone should have told rossi that

come on dawg, they out there testing aerodynamics, engine parts, fairings, windscreens, seat and handle bar set ups down to some shyt we could even imagine. Mugs wasnt out there on no qual laps. just seeing what the engineers got to make things right. Rossi being Rossi, wasnt like he had no 4-5 sec gap.

True, but lets not pretend that a half second gap on a gp bike isn't significant.  Especially when its under the old lap record.  And its not like Rossi wasn't testing ish also.

Macon663:

True, but lets not pretend that a half second gap on a gp bike isn't significant.  Especially when its under the old lap record.  And its not like Rossi wasn't testing ish also.

OH INDEED AND VERY TRUE ALSO, BUT THAT TWO DAY TEST ISNT GOING TO DETERMINE THE SEASON. WE ALL KNOW THAT. IM A GLASS IS HALF FULL KINDA OF GUY, WE DONT KNOW ANY OF THERE SITUATIONS TO COMMENT, JUST GOOD TO SEE THEY ARE ON PACE.

 in the end most are just going to watch motogp to see spies in action

It might be wishful thinking, but I think Hayden will have a much better year.  He really had some bad luck last year and seems to finally be getting comfortable on the Ducati.  Their new engine firing order could help him also.

TJS71:

It might be wishful thinking, but I think Hayden will have a much better year.  He really had some bad luck last year and seems to finally be getting comfortable on the Ducati.  Their new engine firing order could help him also.

man that sure would be nice.  but it seems like every year is a bad mojo year for him.  after awhile I guy just has to make his own good luck.  I'm pullin for him though.  I would really like to see him compete in the top 5 this year.