Quali:
1. Jorge Lorenzo SPA Fiat Yamaha Team (M) 1min 35.715 secs
2. Dani Pedrosa SPA Repsol Honda Team (M) 1min 35.948 secs
3. Valentino Rossi ITA Fiat Yamaha Team (B) 1min 36.199 secs
4. Nicky Hayden USA Repsol Honda Team (M) 1min 36.266 secs
5. Colin Edwards USA Tech 3 Yamaha (M) 1min 36.289 secs
6. James Toseland GBR Tech 3 Yamaha (M) 1min 36.790 secs
7. Andrea Dovizioso ITA JiR Team Scot MotoGP (M) 1min 36.998 secs
8. Randy de Puniet FRA LCR Honda MotoGP (M) 1min 37.223 secs
9. Casey Stoner AUS Ducati Marlboro Team (B) 1min 37.253 secs
10. John Hopkins USA Kawasaki Racing Team (B) 1min 37.346 secs
11. Shinya Nakano JPN San Carlo Honda Gresini (B) 1min 37.664 secs
12. Loris Capirossi ITA Rizla Suzuki MotoGP (B) 1min 37.786 secs
13. Chris Vermeulen AUS Rizla Suzuki MotoGP (B) 1min 37.843 secs
14. Toni Elias SPA Alice Team (B) 1min 38.561 secs
15. Anthony West AUS Kawasaki Racing Team (B) 1min 38.775 secs
16. Alex de Angelis RSM San Carlo Honda Gresini (B) 1min 38.823 secs
17. Marco Melandri ITA Ducati Marlboro Team (B) 1min 39.115 secs
18. Sylvain Guintoli FRA Alice Team (B) 1min 39.355 secs
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whats wrong with the GP8 front Casey hates it and both are stacking it alot has Brigestone or Ducati done something different if it's the later maybe a trip back to the GP7 front set-up if possible.
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Bridgestone riders were complaining about front end feel in Jerez and according to a Dunlop tech, who posts on another board, front tyre has been a Bridgestone strength in past years.
