FIM Moto2 World Championship Jerez, Spain April 30, 2010 Free Practice One Results (all on Dunlop tires): 1. Alex DEBON, Spain, (FTR), 1:44.419 2. Gabor TALMACSI, Hungary, (Speed Up), 1:44.880 3. Kenny NOYES, USA, (Promoharris), 1:44.920 4. Yuki TAKAHASHI, Japan, (Tech 3), 1:44.977 5. Sergio GADEA, Spain, (Pons Kalex), 1:45.162 6. Yonny HERNANDEZ, Colombia, (BQR-Moto2), 1:45.199 7. Julian SIMON, Spain, (RSV), 1:45.229 8. Claudio CORTI, Italy, (Suter), 1:45.351 9. Thomas LUTHI, Switzerland, (Moriwaki), 1:45.352 10. Jules CLUZEL, France, (Suter), 1:45.384 11. Roberto ROLFO, Italy, (Suter), 1:45.418 12. Karel ABRAHAM, Czech Republic, (RSV), 1:45.493 13. Toni ELIAS, Spain, (Moriwaki), 1:45.517 14. Shoya TOMIZAWA, Japan, (Suter), 1:45.560 15. Alex DE ANGELIS, San Marino, (Force GP210), 1:45.676 16. Anthony WEST, Australia, (MZ), 1:45.823 17. Stefan BRADL, Germany, (Suter), 1:45.914 18. Ratthapark WILAIROT, Thailand, (Bimota), 1:45.924 19. Axel PONS, Spain, (Pons Kalex), 1:45.931 20. Alex BALDOLINI, Italy, (I.C.P.), 1:45.951 21. Fonsi NIETO, Spain, (Moriwaki), 1:46.118 22. Scott REDDING, Great Britain, (Suter), 1:46.134 23. Dominique AEGERTER, Switzerland, (Suter), 1:46.237 24. Mike DI MEGLIO, France, (RSV), 1:46.353 25. Raffaele DE ROSA, Italy, (Tech 3), 1:46.463 26. Simone CORSI, Italy, (Motobi), 1:46.548 27. Andrea IANNONE, Italy, (Speed Up), 1:46.558 28. Joan OLIVE, Spain, (Promoharris), 1:46.670 29. Robertino PIETRI, Venezuela, (Suter), 1:46.781 30. Hector FAUBEL, Spain, (Suter), 1:46.863 31. Niccolo CANEPA, Italy, (Force GP210), 1:46.934 32. Lukas PESEK, Czech Republic, (Moriwaki), 1:46.940 33. Mattia PASINI, Italy, (Motobi), 1:47.011 34. Arne TODE, Germany, (Suter), 1:47.016 35. Bernat MARTINEZ, Spain, (Bimota), 1:47.178 36. Vladimir IVANOV, Ukraine, (Moriwaki), 1:47.296 37. Amadeo LLADOS, Spain, (AJR), 1:47.555 38. Valentin DEBISE, France, (ADV), 1:47.747 39. Mashel AL NAIMI, Qatar, (BQR-Moto2), 1:48.195 40. Yannick GUERRA, Spain, (Moriwaki), 1:48.318 41. Vladimir LEONOV, Russia, (Suter), 1:48.383 42. Ivan MORENO, Spain, (Moriwaki), 1:49.000 More, from a press release issued by FTR Moto: PLENTY TO WORK ON FOR FTR IN JEREZ The British-built FTR Moto2 machines continue to impress in round two of the World Championship at Jerez in Spain and FTR director Steve Bones believes there is much more to come from the Buckingham-based company’s machinery. Alex Debon, riding the Aeroport de Castello-Ajo Team machine finished runner-up in the opening round of the Championship in Qatar three weeks ago and Bones is confident Debon can maintain that form at his home race this weekend. “Right now the focus is on a wide variety of areas including an improvement to the cooling system, testing the latest swing arm options we now have, improving the balance of the machine for the Jerez circuit and ensuring we get the maximum from the rear Dunlop tyre in Sunday’s race,” said Bones. He continued: “The chassis is clearly working well but we need to continue the development with Alex and his team in the direction they advise. Everything remains very new still so we never know what problems we will encounter as we try to get the machine working in the best possible manner at any given race track.” FTR’s other two machines, running under the Fimmco Speed Up Team banner with riders Gabor Talmasci and Andrea Iannone, continued their improvement on Friday at Jerez and Bones believes they should be able to challenge for honours very soon. Bones reported: “The Speed Up guys simply didn’t get the same amount of winter testing as many of the other teams but Gabor showed his ability with a fighting ninth place in Qatar and I’m sure he’ll be at the sharp end of races soon. “Andrea is still getting up to speed with the four-stroke machinery characteristics but he’s a Grand Prix winner and I’m certain that will begin to show again soon.” Debon was fastest in Friday’s opening free practice at Jerez with Talmasci second. Iannone ended the day in 27th place in the 42-strong entry despite running off the circuit during the session.