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10-06-2005

CATALUNYA GP . 250cc 1st QUALIFYING PRACTICE
PEDROSA STRUGGLES TO FIND RHYTHM
Dani takes provisional second row slot at Catalunya GP

Daniel Pedrosa had more problems than expected on the first day of official practice for the Catalunya Grand Prix, but he is confident of finding a good rhythm and grid position tomorrow. The World Champion spent today looking for a balanced set-up for his machine at a circuit that combines fast and slow sections.

Dani sealed a second row slot on the provisional grid whilst his team-mate Hiroshi Aoyama made considerable progress from the morning to the afternoon and qualified sixth fastest. The front-end problems he endured at Mugello just one week ago have improved and the Japanese rider has recovered his confidence at a circuit where he already established a good base setting for his bike at the Catalunya winter tests.

DANI PEDROSA (8th, 1’47”779): “Both in the morning and the afternoon we were unable to find a good rhythm with the bike. It’s not a specific problem, more a question of feeling, but it’s still not normal that we are so far off the pace. There has been a lack of co-ordination and I stopped too late to be able to go out and set a fast lap. Hopefully the work is organised better tomorrow and I can fight for a higher position on the grid. We know we can do well at this circuit”.

HIROSHI AOYAMA (6th, 1’47”584): “Today’s session didn’t go badly at all – we have to keep working a little on the front end but I felt much more comfortable than in Italy. This afternoon the carburetion of the bike wasn’t perfect but even so I am happy with the lap time and I hope to continue improving tomorrow.”

LAP TIMES

1. Jorge Lorenzo (Esp/Honda)                 1’46”748
2. Randy De Puniet (Fra/Aprilia)               1’46”825
3. Alex de Angelis (RSM/Aprilia)               1’47”090
4. Sebastian Porto (Arg/Aprilia)               1’47”411
5. Andrea Dovisiozo (Ita/Honda)              1’47”495
6. Hiroshi Aoyama (Jap/Honda)          1’47”584
7. Casey Stoner (Aus/Aprilia)                  1’47”656
8. Dani Pedrosa (Esp/Honda)               1’47”779
9. Héctor Barberá (Esp/Honda)                1’47”819
10. Simone Corsi (Ita/Aprilia)                  1’48”182

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