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1. Jamie Hacking, Yamaha
2. Damon Buckmaster, Yamaha, -0.4 second
3. Jake Zemke, Honda, -12.3 seconds
4. Ben Spies, Suzuki, -13.1
5. Tommy Hayden, Kawasaki, -15.4
6. Aaron Gobert, Yamaha, -20.3
7. Jason DiSalvo, Yamaha, -30.9
8. Alex Gobert, Honda, -33.3
9. Doug Chandler, Honda, -33.6
10. Tony Meiring, Kawasaki, -39.7
11. Ty Howard, Honda, -42.6
12. Steve Crevier, Suzuki, -43.0
13. Jamie Stauffer, Suzuki, -49.7
14. Chris Peris, Honda, -56.4
15. Craig Connell, Honda, -62.0
16. Jason Curtis, Honda, -72.2
17. Chris Siglin, Suzuki, -76.8
18. Francis Martin, Suzuki, -82.8
19. Thad Halsmer, Yamaha, -95.9
20. Miguel Duhamel, Honda, -1 lap
21. Brien Whitlock, Suzuki, -1 lap
22. Heath Small, Yamaha, -1 lap
23. Oliver Jervis, Kawasaki, -1 lap
24. David Lambert, Suzuki, -1 lap
25. Lance Williams, Yamaha, -1 lap
26. Quentin Wilson, Yamaha, -1 lap
27. Charlie Hewitt, Kawasaki, -1 lap
28. Scott Simpson, Suzuki, -2 laps
29. Mark Degross, Honda, -2 laps
30. Chris Velarde, Kawasaki, -2 laps
31. Marty Craggill, Honda, -3 laps, DNF, crash
32. Michael Leon, Suzuki, -3 laps
33. Hector Romero, Yamaha, -4 laps
34. David Guy, Suzuki, -11 laps
35. Jeff Williams, Suzuki, -14 laps
36. Andy Carman, Honda, -15 laps
37. Nate Wait, Kawasaki, -15 laps


Note: Miguel Duhamel crashed out of the race for third on the last lap and, according to Honda spokesman Ken Vreeke, broke his left collarbone.

But Infineon Raceway’s John Cardinale then said that Vreeke’s announcement that Duhamel had a broken collarbone “was premature.”

At about 4:30 Cardinale announced that Duhamel had been X-rayed at Sonoma Valley Hospital and, according to Dr. Robert Cohen of the Infineon Raceway medical center, Duhamel did indeed break his left collarbone.