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Round 2 Race Round 2 Race Oulton Park 2-4 May 2009 MCRCB BULLETIN TK078 2009 ViSK British Superbike Championship With Pirelli & Mirror.co.uk Cup WARM-UP - CLASSIFICATION POS NO CL NAME NAT ENTRY TIME ON LAPS GAP DIFF MPH 1 5 Karl HARRIS GBR Honda - Hydrex Honda 1:46.689 6 9 90.83 2 2 Leon CAMIER GBR Yamaha - Airwaves Yamaha 1:47.149 7 8 0.460 0.460 90.44 3 10 Jon KIRKHAM GBR Yamaha - Jentin Racing 1:48.899 7 9 2.210 1.750 88.99 4 45 Glen RICHARDS AUS Honda - HM Plant Honda 1:48.927 8 8 2.238 0.028 88.97 5 7 James ELLISON GBR Yamaha - Airwaves Yamaha 1:49.222 7 8 2.533 0.295 88.73 6 101 C Gary MASON GBR Honda - Quay Garage 1:49.619 7 8 2.930 0.397 88.40 7 9 Chris WALKER GBR Yamaha - Motorpoint / Henderson Yamaha 1:49.631 7 7 2.942 0.012 88.39 8 50 Sylvain GUINTOLI FRA Suzuki - Worx Crescent Suzuki 1:49.724 6 8 3.035 0.093 88.32 9 3 Stuart EASTON GBR Honda - Hydrex Honda 1:49.807 7 8 3.118 0.083 88.25 10 11 Ian LOWRY GBR Suzuki - Relentless Suzuki by TAS 1:49.837 6 7 3.148 0.030 88.23 11 76 Atsushi WATANABE JPN Suzuki - Relentless Suzuki by TAS 1:49.974 6 7 3.285 0.137 88.12 12 6 Tristan PALMER GBR Kawasaki - Buildbase Kawasaki 1:50.278 6 8 3.589 0.304 87.88 13 68 David JOHNSON AUS Yamaha - Team Maxxis 1:50.388 8 8 3.699 0.110 87.79 14 17 Simon ANDREWS GBR Kawasaki - MSS Colchester Kawasaki 1:50.741 5 6 4.052 0.353 87.51 15 22 Jason O'HALLORAN AUS Honda - SMT Honda 1:51.154 6 7 4.465 0.413 87.18 16 200 Michael RUTTER GBR Yamaha - North West 200 Coca Cola Zero 1:51.211 6 6 4.522 0.057 87.14 17 86 Julien DA COSTA FRA Kawasaki - MSS Colchester Kawasaki 1:51.310 4 6 4.621 0.099 87.06 18 40 C Martin JESSOPP GBR Honda - Riders Racing 1:51.674 6 8 4.985 0.364 86.78 19 21 C Tom TUNSTALL GBR Honda - Hardinge Doodson Motorsport 1:51.709 7 8 5.020 0.035 86.75 20 64 Aaron ZANOTTI GBR Honda - Red Viper Racing 1:52.598 6 6 5.909 0.889 86.06 21 44 C Alastair FAGAN GBR Honda - Red Viper Racing 1:53.365 4 7 6.676 0.767 85.48 22 28 Victor COX GBR MV Agusta - STP / JHS Racing 1:53.568 7 8 6.879 0.203 85.33 23 25 Josh BROOKES AUS Honda - HM Plant Honda 1:53.732 7 7 7.043 0.164 85.21 24 32 C Kenny GILBERTSON GBR Kawasaki - Jx Fuelcards Kawasaki 1:54.019 3 6 7.330 0.287 84.99 25 60 C Peter HICKMAN GBR Yamaha - Ultimate Racing 1:54.100 7 7 7.411 0.081 84.93 26 111 C Brian McCORMACK GBR Kawasaki - MAR Racing 1:55.879 7 7 9.190 1.779 83.63 27 27 C Dan STEWART GBR Honda - Wilcock Consulting 1:56.645 3 5 9.956 0.766 83.08 28 4 John LAVERTY GBR Kawasaki - Buildbase Kawasaki 1:56.765 2 6 10.076 0.120 82.99 29 18 C Matt BOND GBR Suzuki - MIST Suzuki 2:00.944 3 6 14.255 4.179 80.13 Oulton Park International Circuit Length = 2.6920 miles Weather / Track : Cloudy / Wet Start: 09:26 End: 09:43 These results are provisional until the conclusion of any judicial and technical matters. Race Director : Stewards : Timekeeper : www.tsl-timing.com Printed - 09.43 Monday, 04 May 2009 MCRCB BULLETIN TK114 2009 ViSK British Superbike Championship With Pirelli & Mirror.co.uk Cup RACE 3 - CLASSIFICATION POS NO CL NAME NAT ENTRY LAPS TIME GAP DIFF MPH BEST ON 1 2 Leon CAMIER GBR Yamaha - Airwaves Yamaha 18 29:14.802 99.40 1:36.624 9 2 5 Karl HARRIS GBR Honda - Hydrex Honda 18 29:15.864 1.062 1.062 99.34 1:36.926 3 3 50 Sylvain GUINTOLI FRA Suzuki - Worx Crescent Suzuki 18 29:20.180 5.378 4.316 99.10 1:36.937 6 4 3 Stuart EASTON GBR Honda - Hydrex Honda 18 29:20.287 5.485 0.107 99.09 1:36.937 6 5 7 James ELLISON GBR Yamaha - Airwaves Yamaha 18 29:29.565 14.763 9.278 98.57 1:37.045 8 6 45 Glen RICHARDS AUS Honda - HM Plant Honda 18 29:29.947 15.145 0.382 98.55 1:37.169 5 7 11 Ian LOWRY GBR Suzuki - Relentless Suzuki by TAS 18 29:34.741 19.939 4.794 98.29 1:37.719 8 8 22 Jason O'HALLORAN AUS Honda - SMT Honda 18 29:35.063 20.261 0.322 98.27 1:37.540 6 9 101 C Gary MASON GBR Honda - Quay Garage 18 29:39.842 25.040 4.779 98.01 1:37.990 6 10 25 Josh BROOKES AUS Honda - HM Plant Honda 18 29:40.296 25.494 0.454 97.98 1:37.598 14 11 9 Chris WALKER GBR Yamaha - Motorpoint / Henderson Yamaha 18 29:43.318 28.516 3.022 97.81 1:37.972 3 12 86 Julien DA COSTA FRA Kawasaki - MSS Colchester Kawasaki 18 29:50.169 35.367 6.851 97.44 1:37.916 7 13 10 Jon KIRKHAM GBR Yamaha - Jentin Racing 18 29:59.278 44.476 9.109 96.95 1:38.232 5 14 76 Atsushi WATANABE JPN Suzuki - Relentless Suzuki by TAS 18 30:03.644 48.842 4.366 96.71 1:39.304 10 15 6 Tristan PALMER GBR Kawasaki - Buildbase Kawasaki 18 30:08.287 53.485 4.643 96.46 1:39.355 10 16 40 C Martin JESSOPP GBR Honda - Riders Racing 18 30:13.041 58.239 4.754 96.21 1:39.649 3 17 200 Michael RUTTER GBR Yamaha - North West 200 Coca Cola Zero 18 30:18.464 1:03.662 5.423 95.92 1:39.623 11 18 60 C Peter HICKMAN GBR Yamaha - Ultimate Racing 18 30:25.852 1:11.050 7.388 95.54 1:40.152 6 19 21 C Tom TUNSTALL GBR Honda - Hardinge Doodson Motorsport 18 30:39.012 1:24.210 13.160 94.85 1:40.827 7 20 32 C Kenny GILBERTSON GBR Kawasaki - Jx Fuelcards Kawasaki 18 30:39.805 1:25.003 0.793 94.81 1:40.495 6 21 27 C Dan STEWART GBR Honda - Wilcock Consulting 18 30:41.929 1:27.127 2.124 94.70 1:40.535 5 22 111 C Brian McCORMACK GBR Kawasaki - MAR Racing 17 30:08.154 1 lap 1 lap 91.11 1:44.529 16 NOT CLASSIFIED DNF 64 Aaron ZANOTTI GBR Honda - Red Viper Racing 8 13:46.929 10 laps 9 laps 93.75 1:40.861 4 DNF 28 Victor COX GBR MV Agusta - STP / JHS Racing 6 13:00.470 12 laps 2 laps 74.50 1:41.560 4 DNF 17 Simon ANDREWS GBR Kawasaki - MSS Colchester Kawasaki 4 6:35.427 14 laps 2 laps 98.03 1:37.341 2 DNF 18 C Matt BOND GBR Suzuki - MIST Suzuki 2 3:50.461 16 laps 2 laps 84.10 1:53.386 1 DNF 44 C Alastair FAGAN GBR Honda - Red Viper Racing 0 DNF 68 David JOHNSON AUS Yamaha - Team Maxxis 0 FASTEST LAP 2 Leon CAMIER GBR Yamaha - Airwaves Yamaha 9 1:36.624 100.29 mph 161.41 kph 101 C Gary MASON GBR Honda - Quay Garage 6 1:37.990 98.90 mph 159.16 kph Oulton Park International Circuit Length = 2.6920 miles Weather / Track : Cloudy / Dry Start: 13:26 End: 13:57 These results are provisional until the conclusion of any judicial and technical matters. Race Director : Stewards : Timekeeper : www.tsl-timing.com Printed - 13.58 Monday, 04 May 2009 MCRCB BULLETIN TK149 2009 ViSK British Superbike Championship With Pirelli & Mirror.co.uk Cup RACE 7 - CLASSIFICATION POS NO CL NAME NAT ENTRY LAPS TIME GAP DIFF MPH BEST ON 1 2 Leon CAMIER GBR Yamaha - Airwaves Yamaha 18 29:07.389 99.83 1:36.217 9 2 5 Karl HARRIS GBR Honda - Hydrex Honda 18 29:14.715 7.326 7.326 99.41 1:36.374 6 3 50 Sylvain GUINTOLI FRA Suzuki - Worx Crescent Suzuki 18 29:19.181 11.792 4.466 99.16 1:36.805 5 4 7 James ELLISON GBR Yamaha - Airwaves Yamaha 18 29:19.297 11.908 0.116 99.15 1:36.871 4 5 45 Glen RICHARDS AUS Honda - HM Plant Honda 18 29:19.684 12.295 0.387 99.13 1:36.794 10 6 11 Ian LOWRY GBR Suzuki - Relentless Suzuki by TAS 18 29:22.836 15.447 3.152 98.95 1:36.886 6 7 101 C Gary MASON GBR Honda - Quay Garage 18 29:25.091 17.702 2.255 98.82 1:36.849 5 8 17 Simon ANDREWS GBR Kawasaki - MSS Colchester Kawasaki 18 29:26.809 19.420 1.718 98.73 1:37.131 4 9 9 Chris WALKER GBR Yamaha - Motorpoint / Henderson Yamaha 18 29:26.924 19.535 0.115 98.72 1:37.033 5 10 22 Jason O'HALLORAN AUS Honda - SMT Honda 18 29:33.138 25.749 6.214 98.38 1:37.681 5 11 10 Jon KIRKHAM GBR Yamaha - Jentin Racing 18 29:37.651 30.262 4.513 98.13 1:37.898 4 12 76 Atsushi WATANABE JPN Suzuki - Relentless Suzuki by TAS 18 29:55.162 47.773 17.511 97.17 1:38.650 4 13 40 C Martin JESSOPP GBR Honda - Riders Racing 18 29:57.918 50.529 2.756 97.02 1:38.877 13 14 68 David JOHNSON AUS Yamaha - Team Maxxis 18 29:58.411 51.022 0.493 96.99 1:38.952 5 15 60 C Peter HICKMAN GBR Yamaha - Ultimate Racing 18 30:10.477 1:03.088 12.066 96.35 1:39.615 7 16 21 C Tom TUNSTALL GBR Honda - Hardinge Doodson Motorsport 18 30:10.982 1:03.593 0.505 96.32 1:39.761 17 17 64 Aaron ZANOTTI GBR Honda - Red Viper Racing 18 30:35.854 1:28.465 24.872 95.02 1:40.460 3 18 44 C Alastair FAGAN GBR Honda - Red Viper Racing 17 29:17.742 1 lap 1 lap 93.72 1:41.873 2 NOT CLASSIFIED DNF 25 Josh BROOKES AUS Honda - HM Plant Honda 14 23:04.935 4 laps 3 laps 97.96 1:36.871 5 DNF 86 Julien DA COSTA FRA Kawasaki - MSS Colchester Kawasaki 12 19:58.618 6 laps 2 laps 97.02 1:37.663 11 DNF 28 Victor COX GBR MV Agusta - STP / JHS Racing 12 20:24.501 6 laps 25.883 94.97 1:40.545 10 DNF 111 C Brian McCORMACK GBR Kawasaki - MAR Racing 12 22:17.418 6 laps 1:52.917 86.95 1:42.628 3 DNF 27 C Dan STEWART GBR Honda - Wilcock Consulting 7 12:08.177 11 laps 5 laps 93.16 1:40.436 5 DNF 18 C Matt BOND GBR Suzuki - MIST Suzuki 6 11:47.716 12 laps 1 lap 82.16 1:42.832 3 DNF 200 Michael RUTTER GBR Yamaha - North West 200 Coca Cola Zero 4 6:57.877 14 laps 2 laps 92.76 1:39.673 3 DNF 3 Stuart EASTON GBR Honda - Hydrex Honda 2 4:01.812 16 laps 2 laps 80.15 1:41.349 1 DNF 6 Tristan PALMER GBR Kawasaki - Buildbase Kawasaki 1 1:46.552 17 laps 1 lap 90.95 1:46.552 1 FASTEST LAP 2 Leon CAMIER GBR Yamaha - Airwaves Yamaha 9 1:36.217 100.72 mph 162.09 kph 101 C Gary MASON GBR Honda - Quay Garage 5 1:36.849 100.06 mph 161.04 kph Oulton Park International Circuit Length = 2.6920 miles Weather / Track : Cloudy / Dry Start: 16:52 End: 17:23 These results are provisional until the conclusion of any judicial and technical matters.
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