Yesterday was the second day has just ended and the new solutions developed for the 2008 season have improved the laptimes both for SBK and SSP riders. Once again Troy Bayliss set the fastest lap followed by the two Japanese riders Kagayama and Haga.
No activity for Neukirchner due to a non-good shape which suggested the German to rest. Good news also in Supersport in terms of laptimes with DIABLO SUPERCORSA SC1 confirming to be the best tyre after its great performance in Qatar. With a softer solution Parkes set the new track record, followed by the rookie Honda rider Rea.
WSB - DAY 2:
1. Bayliss - Ducati 1098R F08 - Ducati Xerox 1’32.2
2. Kagayama - Suzuki GSXR1000K7 - Alstare Suzuki Corona Extra 1’32.3
3. Haga - Yamaha YZF R1 - Yamaha Motor Italia WSB 1’32.4
4. Fabrizio - Ducati 1098R - F08 Ducati Xerox 1’32.6
5. Xaus - Ducati 1098R F08 - Sterilgarda Go Eleven 1’32.7
5. Corser - Yamaha YZF R1 - Yamaha Motor Italia WSB 1’32.7
7. Biaggi - Ducati 1098R F08 - Sterilgarda Go Eleven 1’32.9
8. Laconi - Kawasaki ZX-10R - Kawasaki PSG-1 Corse 1’33.0
9. Nieto - Suzuki GSXR1000K7 - Alstare Suzuki Corona Extra 1’33.0
10. Tamada - Kawasaki ZX-10R - Kawasaki PSG-1 Corse 1’35.5
WSS:
1. Parkes - Yamaha YZF R6 - Yamaha WSS Team 1’34.8
2. Rea - Honda CBR600RR - Hannspree Ten Kate Honda 1’35.0
3. Pitt - Honda CBR600RR - Hannspree Ten Kate Honda 1’35.3
4. Brookes - Honda CBR600RR - Stiggy Motorsport 1’35.8
5. Foret - Yamaha YZF R6 - Yamaha WSS Team 1’36.0
5. Walker - Kawasaki ZX6R - Kawasaki Gil Motorsport 1’36.0
7. Mc Coy - Triumph 675 - Triumph – SC 1’36.2
8. Fujiwara - Triumph 675 - Triumph – SC 1’36.7
9. Harms - Honda CBR600RR - Stiggy Motorsport 1’37.0
