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- 1729 - Krusty takes the overall
Superbike win for the weekend over Giles with Johnson scoring 3rd
overall and Cudlin 4th. Greedy 5th, Bugden 6th, Stauffer 7th,
and Henderson 8th with that race two DNF
- 1726 - Krusty takes the win, who
gets 2nd... It is Giles who takes the second rung and Johnson
scores 3rd. Damian Cudlin got 4th by 1-hundredth of a second
over Jamie Stauffer. Bugden 6th, Henderson 7th, Greedy 8th,
Etheridge 9th, Wright 10th
- 1725 - Last lap now.
Fergusson has 3 seconds on Giles who is coming under attack again
from Johnson. Cudlin still 4th but virtually side by side and nose
to tail with Jamie Stauffer in their battle for 4th.
- 1723 - Two laps to run. Fergusson
with a 2.4 second advantage over Giles who has pulled a couple of
bike lengths on Johnson. Damian Cudlin is still holding on to
4th by the slightest of margins over Jamie Stauffer
- 1719 - Cudlin pulled good ground
on Jamie that time around for some reason. Krusty charging out in
front but has eased the pace a little, his lead with four laps to
run now 1.8 seconds. Johnson and Giles swapping positions
- 1718 - Krusty backs up that 1m35.7
with a 1m35.8 to make his lead now 1.5 seconds over Johnson and
Giles. Cudlin still holding off Jamie but it's getting tense...
- 1717 - Fergusson makes a gap on
that third lap after putting in a 1m35.7 to pull nearly a second
over Johnson and Giles. Cudlin still holding off Jamie Stauffer to
hang on to 4th while a little further back a battle is being waged
for 6th between Nick Henderson, Robert Bugden and Judd Greedy
- 1716 - Krusty takes the lead at
turn 1 and Johnson also goes through pushing Giles back to 3rd.
Cudlin not bar behind in 4th trying to hold off Jamie Stauffer
- 1715 - Krusty slips inside Johnson
at MG and leads him around turn 11 and 12 as they close on race
leader Shawn Giles
- 1714 - Superbikes are away! Gilesy
gets the jump this time around and leads them through turn 1 with
Shannon Johnson and Adam Fergusson in hot pursuit
- 1712 - Warm up lap now
- 1710 - Superbikes out again next
- 1707 - Jamie Stauffer wins the
Supersport weekend from Judd Greedy, Glenn Allerton and Adam
Fergusson
- 1703 - Okay the video has been
reviewed and third place goes to Judd Greedy ahead of Glenn Allerton
and Brendan Clarke with O'Halloran taking 6th
- 1700 - While we are waiting for
that decision check out the full results for the
second
Superbike race
- 1657 - Last lap, still Jamie from
Adam up front and still anyone's game for 3rd between Clarke,
Allerton, Greedy and O'Halloran.. Krusty goes inside at MG runs deep
but brings it back on line, Jamie on his tail through 11 and then
inside at 12 which baulked Fergusson a little they go nose to tail
down the straight but Jamie gets it, while Greedy wins the battle
for 3rd place, Allerton 4th, Clarke 5th. But hold the presses, it
will be a video replay to decide who actually got 3rd as it was that
close, stand by...
- 1655 - Two laps to run and still
Fergusson right on Jamie's pipe. No quarter being given in the
battle for 3rd which continues fiercely
- 1654 - Fergusson in behind Jamie
but I think he is going to try and sit there as he knows he is never
going to win a drag race to the line. Possibly planning on an inside
at MG and parking it to slow Jamie's run through 11 and 12...
- 1652 - Fergusson got the better of
Jamie Stauffer again around the back of the circuit but Jamie just
slipped past on the straight and had pulled 20 yards by the time
they got into turn 1. Fergusson inside line down to MG, keeps
the leads on direction change, through 11 and then Krusty runs a
little wide into 12, possibly to get in Jamie's slipstream rather
than letting him fly past down the chute. Huge battle being
waged for third between Allerton, O'Halloran, Greedy and Clarke with
them going four wide at certain parts of the track
- 1648 - O'Halloran continues to
defend 3rd position from Greedy while Brendan Clarke and Glenn
Allerton try and chase them down
- 1647 - Jamie Stauffer got the lead
from Krusty towards the end of the straight and didn't appear to
need the slipstream to do it, the Kawasaki looks to have more top
end here today
- 1646 - Krusty up to the lead and
Jamie Stauffer pushes O'Halloran back to 3rd where Judd Greedy is
climbing all over the back of him
- 1645 - Fergusson up to second now,
O'Halloran leading the way. Jump start penalties for Crowe and
Campbell
- 1644 - They are away now, Clarke
got the jump and led them around turn 1 but then O'Halloran hit the
front. Clarke up the inside at Siberia to take the lead back but
O'Halloran gets him on exit to take the lead back while Jamie
Stauffer and Adam Fergusson watch from just behind the young guns
- 1642 - Aussie Supersports on their
warm up lap now
- 1635 - Aussie Supersport up next
- 1630 - Results after penalty
applied to Krusty - Johnson, Giles, J Stauffer, Fergusson, Greedy,
Cudlin, Bugden.
- 1628 - Fergusson takes the win on
the track but after that ten second penalty I believe he will be
placed 4th. Giles got Jamie Stauffer for what became 2nd after
Fergusson's penalty, giving Greedy 5th, Cudlin 6th, Bugden 7th and
McMartin 8th
- 1627 - Last lap now and still
Fergusson from Johnson. A little further back Giles is climbing all
over the back of Jamie Stauffer.
- 1626 - Fergusson has pulled a
couple of tenths over Johnson now, it is possible that Johnson has
been informed by pit board that Fergusson has a ten second penalty
and thus battling for position with him will prove pointless.
Jamie Stauffer still third and now coming under increasing attack
from Giles. Fergusson the fastest man of the race so far with a
1m35.4
- 1625 - Henderson must have retired
now.
- 1624 - Krusty gets him back at
turn four and leads him around the back. Three laps to run and
Jamie Stauffer is still 3rd and now maintaining a second advantage
over Giles. Greedy is 5th, Cudlin 6th, Bugden 7th, Etheridge 8th and
Henderson 9th. Hendo started great guns but must be struggling with
something out there
- 1622 - Krusty makes a smooth
inside move on the run down to MG to take the lead and leads on to
the straight but Johnson nips inside him at turn 1.
- 1621 - Henderson now being caught
by Bugden and Etheridge. Up front Fergusson and Johnson are
going hammer and tong
- 1619 - Fergusson goes past Johnson
but unbeknown to them Fergusson has a 10 second penalty for jumping
the start. Shannon back in front now, five laps to run.
Jamie Stauffer is running third but a couple of seconds behind the
leading duo, Giles is in 4th but catching Jamie. Greedy has
pushed past Cudlin for 5th, Hendo still with them also
- 1617 - Giles up to fourth pushing
Hendo back to 5th, Cudlin then gets Henderson also and they go down
the main straight three wide in a battle for 5th place. Cudlin
crosses the line first followed by Greedy and Henderson. A jump
start penalty for Fergusson by the look of it!
- 1616 - They start lap two and
Shannon has again done a flyer on the opening lap, 1m41.7 from a
standing start to have half a second on Fergusson. Jamie Stauffer
third and Henderson a further second behind in 4th place and coming
under attack from Giles, Greedy and Cudlin
- 1615 - Aussie Superbikes about to
get away.. They are off, Hendo gets a flyer and nearly leads them
through turn one but Shannon Johnson sweeps across from a better
line on entry to take the lead. Krusty up inside Hendo under brakes
for turn four to take 2nd place while Jamie Stauffer then pushes
Henderson back t0 4th. Around the back of the circuit it is Johnson,
Fergusson, Stauffer, Henderson, Giles
- 1602 - Just been doing some work
for a while but here now as the 250 qualifying session just
finished. Porto on pole with a 1m32.0, nearly a full second ahead of
second place man De Angelis who with Poggiali qualifying on
yesterday's time. Pedrosa rounds out the front row. Josh
Waters looks to be the only wildcard to make the qualifying cut-off.
Rowling misses the cut off by nearly 3 seconds, Taplin by 6 seconds
while Ried did not participate in this session and his time
yesterday was 10 seconds from the cut-off. I actually think Taplin's
motor might have lunched in that session but not too sure
- 1521 - De Angelis did an amazing
1m32.9 yesterday and it will be interesting to see if they can get
down to the 1m32s again today. Provisional pole at the moment from
yesterday is nearly 7-tenths fastest than the previous pole record
and about the same margin in front of Rossi's lap record
- 1518 - 250s on track now. Wildcard
entrant Peter Taplin never got to put a time down in first
qualifying yesterday as his throttle stuck ending his day very
early. He is on track now though
- 1507 - 250 Qualifying next and
then Australian Superbike Race 2
- 1502 - Grid order will be -
Gibernau, Rossi, Capirossi, Edwards, Tamada, Barros, Biaggi,
Hofmann, Bayliss, Melandri, Nakano, Xaus, Checa, Hayden, McWilliams,
Lavilla, Hopkins, Abe, Hodgson, McCoy, Aoki, Haydon, Ellison, Ui.
- 1500 - Flag is out, end of
session, everyone on their last lap now, looks as though Gibernau
will have pole
- 1459 - Rossi on a quick one, but
fails to beat Gibernau's time. Hold on Edwards on a flyer and
fastest at the first split... Loses a couple of tenths in the middle
of the lap and then goes across the line with a 1m30.6 to move into
4th
- 1458 - 8 men have done 1m30s now,
in order from quickest back that is Gibernau, Rossi, Capirossi,
Barros, Biaggi, Hofmann, Bayliss and Edwards. Edwards has just left
the pits. Checa just picked himself up out of the gravel trap.
Hayden went dirt tracking but stayed upright and is back on track
and getting up to speed again
- 1457 - Gibernau on top of the
charts now, 1m30.1. Rossi has come into the pits again, 2m30s
remaining and the Italian just left pitlane again. Looks as
though he will only get one go at it after his out-lap
- 1456 - Edwards sat in the pits and
doesn't look like moving anytime soon. Biaggi, Barros, Tamada, Aoki,
Abe, McCoy, Haydon, Ui, Hayden and McWilliams all on their out-lap
after getting a qualifier in the back
- 1455 - Okay, looks as though Rossi
might be getting set for a hot one... Hayden in the pits for a
qualifying tyre... 5 minutes to go
- 1454 - Five riders have done 1m30s
so far, in order of quickest backwards that is Rossi, Gibernau,
Barros, Edwards and Capirossi. But Gibernau is fastest so far
in this session.
- 1453 - Hopkins just pulled into
the pits for a sticky tyre
- 1452 - Riders in the pits now
include Bayliss, McCoy, Lavilla, Hodgson, Capirossi, Hofmann and
Ellison
- 1451 - Gibernau just improved with
a 1m30.5, nobody quicker than Rossi's 1m30.2 from yesterday yet
though. Hold on Rossi just came into the pits got a new tyre
and is now heading out of pitlane, standby for a 1m29s kids
- 1450 - Rossi still out there doing
consistent mid 1m31s, testing a race tyre perhaps, I don't think he
has a sticky one in the back just yet but he must be coming in for
one soon as there is only 9 minutes of this session remaining
- 1449 - Capirossi on a quick one,
1-tenth down at first split but that stretched to 7-tenths by the
third split, he should improve his standing though, that he does,
Capirossi up to 3rd quickest with a 1m30.9.
- 1448 - Quite a few riders just
left pitlane, most probably with a sticky qualifier in the back of
their machines
- 1447 - Nakano make a big
improvement, the Kawasaki rider just found a full second to move up
to 6th on the combined charts
- 1446 - Biaggi improves his placing
with a 1m31.3, 4th quickest on combined time now.
- 1444 - Still nobody setting the
world on fire yet, 15 minutes to run, things will start happening
soon. An interesting side note, a quick lap around here for
these boys equates to a 175 km/h average speed for the lap.
With two very slow corners like turn 4 (Honda) and 10 (MG) it makes
you realise how fast the rest of the track is to bring that average
up so high
- 1440 - Hopkins sat in the pits,
probably not too happy. Lavilla has improved his time down to a
1m31.9 which places him 3-tenths quicker that Hopkins' time from
Friday and 1.1 seconds quicker than what Hopkins has put down in
this session
- 1439 - 20 minutes left in this
session now. Rossi heading out of pitlane again, after the
regular adjust crotch and pull leathers out of bum routine
- 1436 - McWilliams just improved
his position with a 1m32.5. McCoy sitting in the pits while on
the timesheets he is nearly a second behind McWilliams.
- 1433 - Rossi went back to the pits
a couple of minutes ago.
- 1432 - Tamada moving up the order
now, up to 8th with a 1m31.5
- 1430 - Barros has moved up the
table, 1m31.3 promoting him to third place on combined time.
- 1427 - Rossi starting to pick up
his pace now, not far off at the splits but he is not going to go
faster than yesterday this time around
- 1424 - John Hopkins really seems
to be struggling here this weekend. Maybe those injuries are
still giving him some trouble. This is a track that requires
plenty of courage to be fast at, and courage is something that I
wouldn't accuse Hopkins of lacking. His team-mate for this
round is Gregorio Lavilla and the Spaniard is half a second quicker
than him around here so far this weekend.
- 1422 - Checa and Bayliss still the
only improvers at this stage out of the top 15. Still 36 minutes
remaining in this session though and things will start really
hotting up with about 10 minutes to go
- 1421 - Rossi is leaving the pits
now
- 1419 - Bayliss just improved on
his time to move in to 10th place. Went through the speed trap 10
km/h slower than Capirossi's speed trap numbers that time around
even though his lap time was quicker
- 1415 - Checa the first big
improver, he went 6-tenths quicker than yesterday to move up to 5th
quickest, none of the other top ten men have improved on yesterday's
time, yet... Rossi in the pits talking setup with Burgess and his
mechanics
- 1414 - Capirossi just went through
the traps at 329.2, getting close to his record now. His team mate
Bayliss still outside the top ten in the speed stakes while Ducati
satellite team pilots Ruben Xaus is second fastest through the traps
and Hodgson on another satellite Ducati is 6th in the top speed
standings
- 1409 - Capirossi on top of the
speed charts with 326 km/h, next best is Xaus on 324.8 km/h then
Biaggi, Hayden, Barros, Hodgson, Tamada, Melandri, Gibernau and
Edwards round out the top ten speedsters. The fastest speed recorded
here by a motorcycle is 329.9 km/h by Capirossi last year.
Reasonable headwind for them here today, but that's better than the
wind blowing across the straight which causes them all sorts of
dramas down at turn 3
- 1408 - Now Carlos Checa is
effectively unemployed no doubt he will be going all out for top
performances to try and ingratiate himself with other teams.
- 1407 - Rossi and Gibernau down to
1m31s, hold that Rossi just went through with a 1m30.7
- 1404 - Down to 1m32s now.
- 1403 - Okay they will be on their
first flyer now, and they are all straight down to 1m35s and 1m36s.
Best time yesterday was 1m30.2 but I think we will see 1m29s before
the end of this session
- 1400 - They are heading out now,
Hodgson first one out obviously eager to try and make up some ground
on his team mate
- 1358 - MotoGP bikes out shortly
for their final qualifying. Interesting that Colin Edwards has
signed for Yamaha but could be under team orders to allow Gibernau
more points than himself come race day to try and prevent Yamaha
from winning the championship. Room for plenty of conspiracy
theories in there if you're that way inclined
- 1353 - Full
Results from 125 GP Final Qualifying
- 1345 - Locatelli's under at the
second split, he could be about to get pole... Yes he does it,
1m37.417 and that is going to get him pole. Lorenzo will take
2nd spot on the grid, Stoner 3rd and Jenkner 4th. Kuhne will
be the top qualifying wildcard with a 1m41.7, then Staring with
1m41.8. Rigoli, Esler and Simmonds are all just outside the
107% qualifying cut-off and will not make the grid tomorrow.
They missed out by only a couple of tenths
- 1344 - Dying seconds off this
session now and that 1m37.5 still stands, Dovizioso just makes it
past the line before the flag comes out to signal the end of the
session so he will get one more flyer to improve from his current
5th on the charts
- 1342 - A group of fast boys are
about to take Staring around turns 11 and 12 so he might be able to
get a bit of a tow.
- 1341 - Stoner down to 1m37.5 no
also but a few hundredths off Lorenzo.
- 1340 - Borsoi topping the speed
charts now with 233.5 km/h. Pretty much everyone is on track
now so lots of slipstreaming and mild baulking cases going on as the
battle for pole heats up.
- 1339 - Lorenzo fast at the splits,
there we go a new pace setter, 1m37.5, I reckon they will go
quicker...
- 1337 - Jenkner's 1m38.1 still on
top but I can't see that holding for much longer, I expect them cut
at least half a second off that in the dying minutes of this
session. 7 minutes left now
- 1336 - Kuhne currently the fastest
wildcard after just putting in a 1m42.2, Staring on 1m42.7
- 1334 - All but 7 riders have
already gone quicker than they did in yesterday's qualifier. Jenkner
dropped two seconds to be on top of the charts right now with 10
minutes to run. Staring, Kuhne and Rigoli all inside the
qualifying cut-off at this stage. Esler and Simmonds just outside
- 1331 - Jenkner on top now, 1m38.1.
Stoner still tops the speed charts with that 231 km/h. As a
comparison in yesterday's qualifying Stoner also topped the charts
with 227.4 km/h. In contrast to the Australian wildcards which
hit the following speeds during QP1, Kuhne - 221.1 km/h, Staring -
216.9 km/h, Esler - 210.6 km/h, Rigoli 209.7 km/h and Simmonds 201.2
km/h
- 1325 - Barbera, Lorenzo and
Dovizioso straight down to quicker times than yesterday.
Stoner is fastest down the main straight, 231.1 km/h on a 70kg 125cc
machine, WOW! Still well down on the record 125 speed though
which belongs to Cecchinello from 2002 when he recorded 243.2 km/h
down the main straight
- 1315 - 125 Final Qualifying
getting underway now
- 1301 - Colin Edwards to join
Valentino Rossi at Yamaha for 2005, that is official and straight
from the horse's mouth so to speak.
- 1251 -
Full Results
from Aussie Support 125 Race 2
- 1247 - Kelly takes the win by 0.05
of a second over Galvin, Willy slipped back on the final laps to
finish 2.45 seconds adrift while next best was Peter Scott a further
30 seconds behind
- 1242 - Kelly back to the lead now
and Galvin pushes Willy back to 4th, 2 laps to run
- 1239 - Back to the lead around the
back of the circuit but Galvin gets him early on the next lap.
Then Kelly back to the lead at turn 4, a little wide in 5 but holds
it together. Galvin hits the lead again at the Hayshed, Kelly
takes a wide entry into MG which didn't seem to work for him, as
they came onto the main straight Galvin had a couple of lengths on
Kelly but the Mildura rider used the slipstream to squeeze past
Galvin before turn 1 but outdoing them both was Willy who came from
third at the beginning of the straight to blow past both of them as
they tipped into turn 1
- 1238 - Willy leads on to the
straight but Galvin slipstreams well and slips past before they tip
into turn 1 with four laps to run
- 1237 - Galvin gets the lead at
Southern Hairpin but Willy gets him back between turns 4 and 5
- 1236 - Kelly slots it up inside of
Galvin on the run down to MG and holds him out on the change of
direction which has him lead onto the main straight but there both
Galvin and Willy stormed past him to push him back to third place,
Willy's machine looks particularly quick down the chute
- 1235 - On the next lap Willy and
Galvin closed right on Kelly and the trio swapped positions a few
times before Galvin made the lead his
- 1231 - Mick Kelly away to a flyer
from Willy and Galvin, not far behind Galvin and trying to hang on
was Peter Scott. As they ended the first lap Kelly had a full second
over Willy and Galvin and then around Southern Hairpin Galvin took
second place from Willy.
- 1227 - Aussie 125 Support race up
shortly
- 1215 - Porto just blitzed it with
a 1m32.9 as the session was coming to a close. A full second faster
than De Angelis and Pedrosa. Elias survived a high speed run
off the track and remained upright after doing some motocrossing
across the infield. Sessions ended now. Josh Waters now
down to a 1m38.7, Rowling on 1m41.0, Taplin 1m43.8, Ried 1m47.0
- 1208 - I just had a bit of a break
there to grab some lunch and talk to a few friends but back on deck
now. Porto on top with 5 minutes remaining, 1m33.8, Pedrosa on
a 1m33.9 then De Angelis on 1m34.0
- 1125 - De Angelis, Porto and
Pedrosa the only men in the 1m34s so far
- 1115 - 250 GP bikes heading out on
track now
- 1105 - Full
Results from MotoGP Free Practice 2
- 1100 - Session ending now,
everyone on their last lap, Rossi was on a quick one and under time
at the first split but then marginally over at the next two splits
and as a result failed to beat his earlier 1m31.06, so the order of
the charts at session end is Gibernau, Rossi, Biaggi, Hayden,
Barros, Edwards, Checa, Bayliss, Melandri, Tamada, Hofmann,
Capirossi, Nakano, Lavilla, Xaus, Hopkins, McWilliams, Hodgson, Abe,
McCoy, Haydon, Aoki, Ellison, Ui
- 1059 - McCoy not having fun,
McWilliams is a full second quicker than him at the moment
- 1057 - Gibernau and Biaggi both on
quick ones, both under the current top time at the first split,
Gibernau also under at second split, and again at the third split,
he goes quicker but only by a couple of hundredths to 1m31.046.
Biaggi in third now with a 1m31.2
- 1055 - Rossi just came in and
maybe is going to swap bikes and head back out
- 1053 - 6 minutes left in this
session so most riders on track now and trying to put down some
reasonable times, Biaggi just pulled his finger out and put in a
1m31.3, the only man to have done more laps in this session is
Hodgson who has so far put in 27 laps
- 1052 - Troy is out and trying
again and again having major troubles trying to keep the rear wheel
in some slight semblance of being in line with the front wheel...
- 1043 - Gibernau back on track now
and Rossi also heading out, 16 minutes left in this session
- 1041 - But people can say what
they like about the crash king, his speed this year has been good
and he has comprehensively proved himself above Hodgson on the
MotoGP bike. In this session for example Xaus is a full second
quicker than Hodgson
- 1039 - Xaus just went down the
road but as per normal the big Spaniard dusts himself and walks
away, he needs to be studied by medical science for his amazing
ability to be able to slide, bounce and roll around the worlds
racetracks without ever breaking anything!
- 1038 - Most riders are currently
in the pits and only 7 riders circulating
- 1033 - Huge black lines being laid
all the way around turn 3 on what is a very scary corner
- 1032 - Hayden picking up his pace
now, down to a 1m31.3, still Gibernau and Rossi on top with those
flat 1m31.0s
- 1025 - Troy is out there and
trying, fairly sideways under the bridge at turn 3, big darkie out
of Siberia, did not look comfortable through the hayshed, picks it
up onto the middle of tyre between turn 11 and 12 and it was still
spinning anyway, the result a 1m32.0 for 7th quickest
- 1024 - Gibernau is back on track
now too. Bayliss just nearly got spat from the Ducati, the
rear end was wriggling away and tying the whole thing in knots
- 1022 - The Aprilias and WCMs are
confirming their positions as the NAILS of the grid, they are
lapping slower than Aussie PRODUCTION Superbikes which are quite
limited as to their modifications from standard and a long way from
World Superbike specification... Rossi pulling his leathers out of
his bum now heading out of pitlane
- 1019 - Both Rossi and Gibernau in
the pits making changes, wind is from a different direction than
yesterday and certainly not as strong
- 1013 - Rossi on a quick one...
Doesn't go faster, lost a little time in the last sector
- 1011 - Rossi just got down near
Gibernau's time and is out putting in some good laps, Gibernau is
still stringing in lap after lap down around the low 1m31s mark
- 1008 - Gibernau down to a flat
1m31 now, just put in three laps down around that mark
- 1006 - Gibernau in the 1m31s, who
is going to be the first man into the 1m30s this morning?
- 1005 - Hofmann first one into the
1m32s bracket this morning
- 1004 - Full
Results from 125 Free Practice 2
- 1000 - MotoGP bikes heading out of
pitlane now for their morning practice session
- 0950 - That session has finished
now with Locatelli on top, full times shortly
- 0940 - This session winding up now
and Locatelli is fastest on a 1m38.0 with only a couple of minutes
remaining
- 0927 - 16 minutes left in this
session and Dovizioso on top of the charts with a 1m38.7, then is is
Barbera, Lorenzo, Giansanti, Locatelli, Borsoi and Stoner
- 0913 - Stoner on top now, first
man in the 1m39s this morning
- 0909 - This second 125 practice
session is up and running with Barbera and Locatelli leading the way
early on. Pasini has already gone for a slide down the road
but got up seemingly unhurt
- 0859 - Okay we are just getting
set up here this morning and the big news is that the sun is
shining, well sort of, but it is a hell of a lot brighter than it
was yesterday. If it remains fine for the afternoon I am
fairly sure we will see the first ever sub 1m30s lap around here
today. 125s out soon. Just below you can find links to all
yesterday's content including the blow by blow live transcript, team
reports and all the results and notes from each practice and
qualifying session along with all the results from the Australian
Support Events.
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