1. Casey Stoner, Ducati Marlboro Team - 1´32.464
2. Dani Pedrosa, Repsol Honda - 1´32.672
3. Valentino Rossi, Fiat Yamaha Team - 1´32.921
4. Chris Vermeulen, Rizla Suzuki MotoGP - 1´33.142
5. Loris Capirossi, Rizla Suzuki MotoGP - 1´33.325
6. Alex De Angelis, San Carlo Honda Gresini - 1´33.375
7. Jorge Lorenzo, Fiat Yamaha Team - 1´33.550
8. Andrea Dovizioso, Repsol Honda - 1´33.676
9. John Hopkins, Kawasaki Racing Team - 1´33.760
10. Marco Melandri, Kawasaki Racing Team - 1´33.782
11. Randy De Puniet, LCR Honda MotoGP - 1´33.832
12. Nicky Hayden, Ducati Marlboro Team - 1´33.960
13. Toni Elias, San Carlo Honda Gresini - 1´34.129
14. Sete Gibernau, Onde 2000 Ducati - 1´34.451
15. Mika Kallio, Alice Team - 1´34.793
16. Olivier Jacque, Kawasaki Racing Team - 1´34.925
17. Niccolo Canepa, Alice Team - 1´34.995
18. Yuki Takahashi, JiR Team Scot Honda - 1´35.203


Today it was raining in Valencia so only 7 riders were able to hit the track today with Hayden in front at around 1.48.???, with none of the big players out there.

I think Hayden's US paint scheme on the Duc is tight :nocontrol and the front runners are right where you think they'd be- up front. However i think alot of these guys need to get used to their new homes, tires, bikes, etc.

Its just a test, they are trying out the new bikes which some have came out with no motor's and new chasis so its like starting all over again. So they are trying a lot of different things at this point.

Either way talk about getting a break, season ends sunday trophies handed out sunday night, back to the office on monday.

Glad hayden went to Duc, the bigger bike should suit him better and hopefully he has a good season next year.