“We’ve worked well again today. Maybe it was a little harder than usual with regard to the tires because, in these conditions, it becomes difficult to manage them after only a few laps, but everyone will have the same problem this weekend. We were able to make the fastest time, finding a way to keep the tires stable for a few more laps and now we’re feeling more confident. I just want to relax this evening and be ready for tomorrow because I came to the track very tired after a very busy week.”
Apparently Carlos Checa hasn't lost his edge despite already locking up the 2011 Superbike World Championship, clocking the fastest time in qualifying today at Portimao.
Apparently Carlos Checa hasn't lost his edge despite already locking up the 2011 Superbike World Championship, clocking the fastest time in qualifying today at Portimao.
Davide Giugliano:
“Today is our first day and so I’d say it was very positive, both for me and for the experience I am gaining, and for the team that starts working together with the Superbike. We have tried a lot of things today and we’re confident that tomorrow we’ll be able to do better. Today I had a small crash unfortunately, and we lost a lot of time as a result, but these things happen. We still have tomorrow and I’m sure that during the day we will see what me and the team are really capable of doing. I think we are holding all the right cards and should be able to make two good races come Sunday.”
Rea grabbed the final place on the overnight front row with the fourth quickest time, seeing off the challenge of Max Biaggi (Aprilia Alitalia Racing), the Italian not appearing to show any ill effects from his recent left foot bone fracture. Two official Kawasaki ZX-10R machines were next up, with Spain's Joan Lascorz getting the nod on Britain's Tom Sykes.
In his last race for the official Yamaha team, Marco Melandri was in eighth place, while Japan's Noriyuki Haga (PATA Aprilia) and the Czech Republic’s Jakub Smrz (Effenbert - Liberty Racing Ducati) rounded out the top 10. Superbike rookie Davide Giugliano (Althea Racing Ducati) made his debut in 18th place, while Santiago Barragan (Kawasaki Pedercini) wrapped up the field in 22nd. Yoshimura Suzuki wildcard Josh Waters was 21st quickest, his fellow Aussie Karl Muggeridge 20th in his stand-in ride for the Castrol Honda team.
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Event Schedule Portimao
Sunday, 16 October 2011
09.20 –– Warm-up (15 min)
12.00 –– Race 1
15.30 –– Race 2
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Tournament Info:
Event: FIM Superbike World Championship 2011
Name: GP Portimao WSBK
Stage: WSBK Round 13
Track: Autodromo Internacional Algarve
Duration: Friday, 14 October– Sunday, 16 October 2011
WSBK Race : 12.00 - 15.30(Local), Sunday, 16 October 2011
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2011 World Superbike Current Standings
After - WSBK Round 12 - Sun 10/2/11
Pos–– Rider–– Points
1. Carlos Checa –– 467
2. Marco Melandri –– 360
3. Eugene Laverty –– 283
4. Max Biaggi –– 281
5. Leon Haslam –– 216
6. Leon Camier –– 194
7. Sylvain Guintoli –– 179
8. Noriyuki Haga –– 170
9. Ayrton Badovini –– 155
10. Michel Fabrizio –– 145
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