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Second Row For De Puniet In Spain
04 November 2007
Qualifying practice for the final Grand Prix of the year took place at Valencia today, with Kawasaki's Randy de Puniet and Anthony West claiming fourth and 16th positions on tomorrow's grid, respectively. De Puniet's impressive second row spot was secured by his best time of 1'31.963, with the Frenchman missing out on a front row start by a mere 0.060 to Nicky Hayden. Furthermore, he is less than half a second off pole position man, Dani Pedrosa, and he set the fastest time of the day, at 300.8kmh.
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De Puniet Flies To The Top Of The Time Sheet
19 October 2007
Typically hot, humid weather greeted the arrival of the MotoGP paddock to Sepang as the first practice sessions of the Malaysian Grand Prix took place today at the 5.55km circuit, near Kuala Lumpur. The Kawasaki Racing Team's resident French speed demon, Randy de Puniet, launched himself in to the spirit of things straight away, with an impressive performance in the morning session, resulting in his coming fifth fastest on the time sheets.
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Kawasaki Proving A Strong Team At Misano
01 September 2007
Randy de Puniet and Anthony West will start tomorrow’s MotoGP race from fourth and tenth on the grid respectively after today’s qualifying practice at the Misano World Circuit. After a spectacular downpour yesterday, which caused extensive flooding at the track, two vital practice sessions were cancelled. Consequently, this morning's practice was extended to two hours, enabling the riders to learn the track, which hasn't seen premier class motorcycle racing since 1993, and teams to perfect race set up.
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Sachsenring Hots Up As Kawasaki Turn On The Gas
15 July 2007
Randy de Puniet and Anthony West will start tomorrow's German Grand Prix from fourth and 12th positions on the grid, respectively, after a blistering qualifying session at the Sachsenring. But it wasn't all plain sailing. While de Puniet put in a very solid performance throughout, perfecting his set up whilst maintaining a positive spot near the top of the timesheets, he crashed out right at the end of the session. It was a big disappointment to the 26-year-old Frenchman who, at the first two splits, looked as if he was about to steal pole position from eventual front man, Casey Stoner. But the demons at turn six got him and he lost control of his Ninja ZX-RR in a nasty tumble which ended with the bike landing on top of him.
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De Puniet Leads The Kawasaki Charge At Donington
01 July 2006
Randy de Puniet was quick to thank his crew today, after changes made to his Ninja ZX-RR overnight all but eliminated the chatter problems that plagued the Frenchman yesterday, allowing him to secure a second row start for tomorrow's British Grand Prix during this afternoon's hour-long qualifying session. The Kawasaki rider finished yesterday's free practice sessions down in a disappointing 14th position on the timesheet, but with his confidence restored in the front-end of his Ninja ZX-RR this morning, de Puniet was able to up the pace and claim a place in the top ten.
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