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R Race CLASSIFICATION Laguna Seca Computerised results and timing service provided by TISSOT MotoGP RED BULL U.S. GRAND PRIX Race 3610 m. Classification after 32 laps = 115.52 km 20 Pos Rider Nation Team Motorcycle Total Time Km/h Gap 1 25 27 Casey STONER AUS Ducati Team DUCATI 44'20.325 156.323 2 20 71 Chris VERMEULEN AUS Rizla Suzuki MotoGP SUZUKI 44'30.190 155.746 9.865 3 16 33 Marco MELANDRI ITA Honda Gresini HONDA 44'45.966 154.831 25.641 4 13 46 Valentino ROSSI ITA Fiat Yamaha Team YAMAHA 44'50.989 154.542 30.664 5 11 26 Dani PEDROSA SPA Repsol Honda Team HONDA 44'55.947 154.258 35.622 6 10 14 Randy DE PUNIET FRA Kawasaki Racing Team KAWASAKI 44'58.631 154.104 38.306 7 9 13 Anthony WEST AUS Kawasaki Racing Team KAWASAKI 45'01.747 153.927 41.422 8 8 6 Makoto TAMADA JPN Dunlop Yamaha Tech 3 YAMAHA 45'02.680 153.873 42.355 9 7 4 Alex BARROS BRA Pramac d'Antin DUCATI 45'03.845 153.807 43.520 10 6 95 Roger Lee HAYDEN USA Kawasaki Racing Team KAWASAKI 45'04.045 153.796 43.720 11 5 5 Colin EDWARDS USA Fiat Yamaha Team YAMAHA 45'07.701 153.588 47.376 12 4 56 Shinya NAKANO JPN Konica Minolta Honda HONDA 45'13.173 153.278 52.848 13 3 50 Sylvain GUINTOLI FRA Dunlop Yamaha Tech 3 YAMAHA 45'18.735 152.965 58.410 14 2 7 Carlos CHECA SPA Honda LCR HONDA 45'35.691 152.017 1'15.366 15 1 21 John HOPKINS USA Rizla Suzuki MotoGP SUZUKI 45'35.595 142.521 2 laps 16 57 Chaz DAVIES GBR Pramac d'Antin DUCATI 44'34.640 140.910 3 laps Not Classified 1 Nicky HAYDEN USA Repsol Honda Team HONDA 31'49.864 149.702 10 laps 17 Miguel DUHAMEL CAN Honda Gresini HONDA 14'29.711 149.428 22 laps 80 Kurtis ROBERTS USA Team Roberts KR212V 7'16.822 148.756 27 laps 65 Loris CAPIROSSI ITA Ducati Team DUCATI 4'21.970 148.826 29 laps Race condition: Dry Pole Position: Casey STONER 1'22.292 157.925 Km/h Air: 30° Fastest Lap (New record): Lap 19 Casey STONER 1'22.542 157.447 Km/h Humidity: 39% Circuit Record Lap: 2006 Dani PEDROSA 1'23.333 155.952 Km/h Ground: 46° Circuit Best Lap: 2007 Casey STONER 1'21.975 158.536 Km/h 13:41'00 SIGHTING LAP START 14:00'00 WARM UP LAP START 14:02'00 RACE START 14:03'00 John HOPKINS crashed out - Rider OK 14:03'37 John HOPKINS re-joined race 14:04'45 John HOPKINS entered pits 14:06'00 No jump start 14:07'28 John HOPKINS re-joined race 14:08'46 Loris CAPIROSSI entered pits and retired 14:11'25 Kurtis ROBERTS entered pits and retired 14:18'36 Miguel DUHAMEL entered pits and retired 14:22'42 Chaz DAVIES entered pits 14:25'43 Chaz DAVIES re-joined race 14:36'05 Nicky HAYDEN entered pits and retired The results are provisional until the end of the limit for protest and appeals. Time limit for protest expires 120' after publication of the results - Mr. ......................................................... Time: ................................... These data/results cannot be reproduced, stored and/or transmitted in whole or in part by any manner of electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, broadcasting or otherwise now known or herein after developed without the previous express consent by the copyright owner, except for reproduction in daily press and regular printed publications on sale to the public within 60 days of the event related to those data/results and always provided that copyright symbol appears together as follows below. © DORNA, 2007 Official MotoGP Timing by TISSOT www.motogp.com Laguna Seca, Sunday, July 22, 2007.
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