gav
12th February 2005, 07:37
Honda hit back, the new 2005 RCV was used at this test by all 7 riders.
Unofficial lap times
1. Sete Gibernau Telefonica Movistar Honda : 201.76 (64 laps)
2. Alex Barros Camel Honda : 202.08 (68)
3. Makoto Tamada Konica Minolta Honda : 202.41
4. Loris Capirossi Ducati Marlboro : 202.47 (54)
5. Valentino Rossi Gauloises Yamaha : 202.53 (58)
6. Carlos Checa Ducati Marlboro : 202.56 (58)
7. Max Biaggi Repsol Honda : 202.60 (41)
8. Nicky Hayden Repsol Honda : 202.67 (87)
9. Marco Melandri Telefonica Movistar Honda : 202.69 (75)
10. Colin Edwards Gauloises Yamaha : 202.98 (63)
11. Toni Elias Fortuna Yamaha : 203.90 (60)
12. Rubιn Xaus - Fortuna Yamaha : 204.08
13. Shinichi Itoh Ducati-Bridgestone TTT : 204.30 (58)
14. Troy Bayliss Camel Honda : 204.45 (59)
It wasn't all plain sailing as this must have been a classic!
Elsewhere, Hondas joy at the early progress of the 2005 version RC211V was tempered slightly by an unfortunate incident in pit-lane, where Nicky Hayden and Max Biaggi both ended up on the floor after crashing into each other! Both riders escaped unhurt although minor repairs were needed to their bikes.
Unofficial lap times
1. Sete Gibernau Telefonica Movistar Honda : 201.76 (64 laps)
2. Alex Barros Camel Honda : 202.08 (68)
3. Makoto Tamada Konica Minolta Honda : 202.41
4. Loris Capirossi Ducati Marlboro : 202.47 (54)
5. Valentino Rossi Gauloises Yamaha : 202.53 (58)
6. Carlos Checa Ducati Marlboro : 202.56 (58)
7. Max Biaggi Repsol Honda : 202.60 (41)
8. Nicky Hayden Repsol Honda : 202.67 (87)
9. Marco Melandri Telefonica Movistar Honda : 202.69 (75)
10. Colin Edwards Gauloises Yamaha : 202.98 (63)
11. Toni Elias Fortuna Yamaha : 203.90 (60)
12. Rubιn Xaus - Fortuna Yamaha : 204.08
13. Shinichi Itoh Ducati-Bridgestone TTT : 204.30 (58)
14. Troy Bayliss Camel Honda : 204.45 (59)
It wasn't all plain sailing as this must have been a classic!
Elsewhere, Hondas joy at the early progress of the 2005 version RC211V was tempered slightly by an unfortunate incident in pit-lane, where Nicky Hayden and Max Biaggi both ended up on the floor after crashing into each other! Both riders escaped unhurt although minor repairs were needed to their bikes.