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Bayliss is back!!!!!

Joined May 2005
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Shanghai
Takes provisional pole in wet conditions almost 2 secs faster from second place rider, Regis Laconi.

Barros is 6th at present.


Full story Here courtesy of Worldsbk.com.
 
Good for Troy, but I don't think that is representative of what will happen on Saturday, statistically it rains 5 days per year in Qatar, the chances of rain in Saturday ... slim.
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People in UK with Eurosport......................Superpoleis on nw live!
 
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (teomolca @ Feb 24 2006, 10:22 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><div class='quotemain'>Good for Troy, but I don't think that is representative of what will happen on Saturday, statistically it rains 5 days per year in Qatar, the chances of rain in Saturday ... slim.
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It's not like Troy needs the water to win, though.
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1. Troy Bayliss (AUS/Ducati) 1:59.69.
2. Lorenzo Lanzi (ITA/Ducati) 2:00.28.
3. Andrew Pitt (AUS/Yamaha) 2:00.11.
4. James Toseland (GBR/Honda) 2:00.11.
5. Troy Corser (AUS/Suzuki) 2:00.20.
6. Noriyuki Haga (JAP/Yamaha) 2:00.61.
7. Yukio Kagayama (JAP/Suzuki) 2:00.89.
8. Karl Muggeridge (AUS/Honda) 2:00.74.
9. Steve Martin (AUS/Petronas) 2:00.94.
10. Alex Barros (BRA/Honda) 2:00.96.
13. Fonsi Nieto (ESP/Kawasaki) 2:01.15.
21. Rubén Xaus (ESP/Ducati) 2:03.05.

Ducati seems very strong, at least in qualy. Suzuki seems to have lost the advantage they had last year.
No KAWAs in the top ten.
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JT's doing well on his CBR, isn't he?
And Pitty! Hopefully he can take some podiums this year. He came so close last year.
 

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