Guintoli Leads World Superbike Qualifying Heading Into Superpole At Magny-Cours

Guintoli Leads World Superbike Qualifying Heading Into Superpole At Magny-Cours

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FIM Superbike World Championship Magny-Cours, France October 2, 2010 Qualifying Session Two Results, Before Superpole (all on Pirelli tires): 1. Sylvain GUINTOLI, France (Suzuki GSX-R1000), 1:38.300 2. Michel FABRIZIO, Italy (Ducati 1098F10), 1:38.407 3. Max BIAGGI, Italy (Aprilia RSV4 Factory), 1:38.972 4. Luca SCASSA, Italy (Ducati 1098R), 1:38.652 5. Leon HASLAM, Great Britain (Suzuki GSX-R1000), 1:38.694 6. Jakub SMRZ, Czech Republic (Aprilia RSV4 Factory), 1:38.706 7. Lorenzo LANZI, Italy (Ducati 1098R), 1:38.769 8. Ruben XAUS, Spain (BMW S1000RR), 1:38.793 9. Troy CORSER, Australia (BMW S1000RR), 1:38.801 10. Cal CRUTCHLOW, Great Britain (Yamaha YZF-R1), 1:38.812 11. Shane BYRNE, Great Britain (Ducati 1098R), 1:38.814 12. Tom SYKES, Great Britain (Kawasaki ZX-10R), 1:38.865 13. Jonathan REA, Great Britain (Honda CBR1000RR), 1:38.919 14. Carlos CHECA, Spain (Ducati 1098R), 1:39.013 15. James TOSELAND, Great Britain (Yamaha YZF-R1), 1:39.029 16. Noriyuki HAGA, Japan (Ducati 1098F10), 1:39.075 17. Max NEUKIRCHNER, Germany (Honda CBR1000RR), 1:39.543 18. Ian LOWRY, Great Britain (Kawasaki ZX-10R), 1:40.351 19. Fabrizio LAI, Italy (Honda CBR1000RR), 1:40.943 20. Matteo BAIOCCO, Italy (Kawasaki ZX-10R), 1:41.045 21. Roger HAYDEN, USA (Kawasaki ZX-10R), 1:41.094

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