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Very Successful Dinner for the CJ Fund - £20’000 Raised
27 November 2007
The Chris Jones Annual Awards Dinner was deemed a huge success by all those that attended on Saturday night with around £20,000 being raised for this worthy cause. With nearly 500 guests on the evening it was a busy schedule and was thoroughly enjoyed by all. With compare for the evening being Trevor T who did a splendid job and who had everyone up dancing round the tables before the evening began, it was always set to be an entertaining night!
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CJ Awards Dinner - 24th November
09 November 2007
The Chris Jones Riders Fund are proud to announce that we are to host the Chris Jones Annual Charity Awards Ceremony, which will take place at the National Motorcycle Museum in Birmingham on Saturday 24th November 2007.
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Barros Finishes 7th In His Last Race In MotoGP
05 November 2007
The last race of the MotoGP World Championship has concluded at the Ricardo Tormo circuit with a record crowd of enthusiastic fans totaling more than 132,500 people, and was truly a festival of motorcycling. The Pramac-d'Antin Team pulled off a commendable seventh position thanks to the fantastic riding by Alex Barros, once again demonstrating that he is a rider of the highest level in the MotoGP class. Team mate Chaz Davies did not contest the race owing to injuries sustained in the previous days.
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Pramac D´Antin Hopes For Better Luck In Last Race
04 November 2007
The Qualifying session held at the circuit of Cheste to determine the starting positions for the last MotoGP race of the season, was marked by an amazingly close field as the riders all jockeyed for position. The Pramac-d'Antin Team didn't have especially good luck as Alex Barros, in possibly the last qualifying session of his professional career, was unable to exploit the full potential from his Qualifying tire, relegating himself to start the race from twelfth position, while even worse luck struck his team mate, Chaz Davies, who crashed during his fastest lap of the weekend, leaving him in worse shape to start the race on Sunday.
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Barros In 7th On The First Day Of Free Practices
03 November 2007
The first day of Free Practices has once again seen the day dominated by Casey Stoner and his Ducati GP7, as evidenced by his first positions in both of the day's sessions, and demonstrating the potential the Australian holds.The Pramac-d'Antin Team had varying results, with Alex Barros finishing the day in seventh place, whereas his team mate, Chaz Davies, suffered a heavy crash during the morning session and was unable to partake in the afternoon session after being transported to the Hospital of Valencia to verify the extent of his injuries.
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Bridgestone GP Briefing – Valencia
30 October 2007
The longest MotoGP championship in history comes to an end this weekend as the Ricardo Tormo circuit in Cheste plays host to the Community of Valencia GP, round 18 of the 2007 season. Valencia will mark the one hundredth MotoGP race participation for Bridgestone since their debut in Suzuka 2002. In that time, riders on Bridgestone tyres have accumulated 20 race victories, 20 pole positions, a total of 55 podium finishes and, courtesy of Casey Stoner and Ducati Corse, the first MotoGP world championship title on Bridgestone tyres. Valencia, like the previous race in Sepang, made its debut on the premier class calendar at the end of the last Millennium when Frenchman Regis Laconi took his only premier class victory from pole position.
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Stoner Chases 11th Heaven In Final Showdown
29 October 2007
Australian Casey Stoner wants to end his memorable season with one final victory at the last round of the MotoGP Championship, the bwin.com Grand Prix of the Community of Valencia in Spain on Sunday. What a finale it would prove for the 22 year-old riding the Marlboro Ducati after he has totally dominated the first 800cc season by winning ten grands prix with consummate ease that has left everybody else fighting for second place. The 2.489 mile Ricardo Tormo circuit was the venue for Stoner’s first ever grand prix win, when he won the 125cc race four years ago and it was also where he first tested the Ducati after the final grand prix of last season.
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Very Complicated Race For The Pramac D´Antin Team
21 October 2007
The penultimate round of the MotoGP World Championship held at the Malaysian circuit of Sepang has seen yet another victory for Casey Stoner, proving the supremacy of the Ducati-Bridgestone combination. Nonetheless, for the Pramac-Dantin Team, the race was not satifactory due to technical problems. Alex Barros finished in twelfth position and Chaz Davies in seventeenth. In two weeks the final round of the season will be held at the Ricardo Tormo circuit in Valencia, Spain.
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Pramac D'Antin Team Confident To Have Good Race In Malaysia
20 October 2007
The second day of practices at the circuit of Sepang has finished with the absence of rain in both day's sessions a pleasant surprise. For the Pramac-Dantin Team, it wasn't a very fruitful day, as Alex Barros only managed 12th position, while team mate Chaz Davies lifted himself into 17th spot on the grid.
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Pedrosa Heads The Stamina Challenge
20 October 2007
The conditions could not have been a greater contrast to Phillip Island in Australia six days ago but despite the extreme heat and humidity, Spaniard Dani Pedrosa grabbed his third consecutive pole around this long demanding 3.447 mile Sepang circuit. The Repsol Honda rider, who has won 125 and 250cc races at Sepang, is joined on the front row of the grid for the Polini Malaysian Grand Prix by World Champion Casey Stoner and Italian Marco Melandri who joins the Australian at Marlboro Ducati next season.
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Quiet Day For The Pramac D'Antin Team At Sepang
19 October 2007
The first day of Free Practice has not been absolutely positive for the team of Alex Barros and Chaz Davies, both suffering from different problems that prevented either from remaining in the top ten. Without a doubt, the weather will be a decisive factor in tomorrow's Qualifying Practice, as frequent and strong rainstorms have been taking place these last days during the Malaysian afternoons, and are expected to continue throughout the weekend.
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Randy Restores Some French Pride
19 October 2007
In a week that started disastrously for French sporting fans, Randy De Puniet restored some pride by leading the first day of practice for the Polini Malaysian Motorcycle Grand Prix in Sepang today (Friday). Riding the Kawasaki, De Puniet led the way after two sessions in different conditions by just 0.011 seconds from World Champion Casey Stoner round the re-surfaced 3.447 miles circuit near Kuala Lumpur International airport.
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Stoner Rolls Into Sepang
17 October 2007
The Casey Stoner/Marlboro Ducati bandwagon rolls into Sepang on the crest of a wave for the penultimate round of the MotoGP World Championship. Not only did 22 year-old Stoner win his first Australian Grand Prix and his ninth grand prix on Sunday at Phillip Island but he arrives at the 3.447 miles Sepang circuit with two victories under his belt in both the 125 and 250cc classes. Ducati, who clinched both the Constructers and Team World Championships in Australia also have a good record at the circuit situated near KL International Airport with Loris Capirossi winning there last year and finishing second after a tremendous battle with Valentino Rossi the previous year.
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Alex Barros Finishes Fifth At Phillip Island
14 October 2007
The sixteenth race of the season contested at the Phillip Island circuit was clearly a victory for Ducati, the Factory clearly performing well with a one-two punch of Casey Stoner and Loris Capirossi, first and second respectively. The Pramac-Dantin Team finished with a commendable fifth place finish thanks to the hard work and perserverance of Alex Barros, who rode strong throughout the race, while team mate Chaz Davies, regrettably had to retire with a technical problem.
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The Pramac-dantin Team Has Great Expectations For Tomorrow
13 October 2007
Today the qualifying positions were established for tomorrow's race in Phillip Island circuit. Three of the four Ducati's in MotoGP will start from the first ten positions, with the Pramac-Dantin Team situated in seventh place, filling the Team with great hopes for tomorrow's event. Alex Barros carried on in great form today, finishing the morning session in third position, and the afternoon's session in seventh, meaning he will start from the third row. Chaz Davies will start from the sixth row after qualifying in only his second MotoGP appearance in 17th place.
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Good Start For The Pramac-Dantin Team At The GP Of Australia
12 October 2007
The first day of Free Practices in Phillip Island saw the weather once again playing a major role in the day's proceedings, with bright sunshine alternating with cold rain during both morning and afternoon sessions, and forcing the riders to constantly enter the boxes. The fastest rider of the day was recently crowned World Champion, Casey Stoner, aboard his Ducati GP7, while for the Pramac-Dantin Ducati Team, things also started in a good way, with Alex Barros finishing in sixth position, and Chaz Davies in thirteenth.
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Local Hero Stoner Returns Home
08 October 2007
The new MotoGP World Champion Casey Stoner returns home to a hero’s welcome when he makes his one and only appearance in Australia at the GMC Australian Grand Prix at Phillip Island on Sunday. Twenty one year-old Stoner clinched the title at the previous round in Japan. Since that moment the sports mad Australian public have doubled the sales of grand prix tickets from last year at the magnificent venue. Riding the GP7 Marlboro Ducati, Stoner has dominated the Championship, winning eight grands prix but he’s never won a Championship race at the 2.763 miles Phillip Island. Victory in the 26-lap race would really be the icing on the cake in a truly remarkable season for the Australian and his Italian team.
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Chaz Davies To Ride Final Three Races For Pramac D´Antin
29 September 2007
The Pramac D´antin Team Has Closed An Agreement With British Rider, Chaz Davies, To Contest The Last Three Races Of The 2007 Motogp Season. Chaz Davies Participated In The Most Recent Red Bull Gran Prix At Laguna Seca Aboard The Ducati Of The Pramac-d´antin Team, Performing Remarkably As Much During The Free Practices As During The Race, Eventually Settling Into A Race Rhythm And Posting Laptimes That Were Near The Lead Group.
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9th Position For Barros At Laguna Seca
25 July 2007
The race finish at Laguna Seca signaled the end of difficult weekend for the Pramac Dantin Team, who lost a rider earlier in the week when Alex Hofmann was injured on Friday morning's free practice, and also for Alex Barros, who rode through the pain of a hand unjury sustained in a crash at the previous race, one week prior. The Team breathes a sigh of contentment after these last six races in only eight weeks. The Brazilian, who started from the second last row on starting grid, made a good recovery, finishing his race in ninth place and scoring seven important points for the championship.
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Very Difficult Qualifying For Barros At Laguna
22 July 2007
After yesterday's disastrous incident, where Alex Hofmann was the victim of a collision with another rider that resulted in a bad accident, the Pramac d’Antin Team readied itself to contest the qualifying session for the race that will take place tomorrow. Hofmann was confirmed to miss at least the next five weeks, recovering from hand surgery, and so the Italo-Spanish Team chose to support young Briton, Chaz Davies, who will substitute in Hofmann's place. Much of the Team's hopes and focus will be on the Brazilian, Alex Barros, who is currently in the top ten in the World Championship classification and who is looking for important championship points tomorrow.
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