MotoGP FP1 Results: Crutchlow First, Hayden Ninth At Soaking Wet Phillip Island (Updated)

MotoGP FP1 Results: Crutchlow First, Hayden Ninth At Soaking Wet Phillip Island (Updated)

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FIM MotoGP World Championship

Phillip Island, Australia

October 21, 2016

Free Practice One Results (all on Michelin tires) (Wet conditions):

1. Cal Crutchlow, UK (HONDA), 1:40.957

2. Danilo PETRUCCI, Italy (DUCATI), 1:41.010

3. Jack MILLER, Australia (HONDA), 1:41.457

4. Marc MARQUEZ, Spain (HONDA), 1:41.511

5. Andrea DOVIZIOSO, Italy (DUCATI), 1:41.569

6. Maverick VINALES, Spain (SUZUKI), 1:41.813

7. Pol ESPARGARO, Spain (YAMAHA), 1:42.465

8. Alvaro BAUTISTA, Spain (APRILIA), 1:42.956

9. Nicky HAYDEN, USA (HONDA), 1:43.012

10. Stefan BRADL, Germany (APRILIA), 1:43.070

11. Yonny HERNANDEZ, Colombia (DUCATI), 1:43.132

12. Scott REDDING, UK (DUCATI), 1:43.314

13. Mike JONES, Australia (DUCATI), 1:43.483

14. Loris BAZ, France (DUCATI), 1:44.176

15. Tito RABAT, Spain, (HONDA), 1:44.178

16. Eugene LAVERTY, Ireland, (DUCATI), 1:44.181

17. Aleix ESPARGARO, Spain (SUZUKI), 1:44.551

18. Hector BARBERA, Spain (DUCATI), 1:44.792

19. Jorge LORENZO, Spain (YAMAHA), 1:45.651

20. Valentino ROSSI, Italy (YAMAHA), 1:47.225 (Fast time disallowed running the super soft front more than ten laps)

21. Bradley SMITH, UK (YAMAHA), 1:49.008

More, from a FIM MotoGP Stewards Panel Notification of Sanction:

 FIM MotoGP Stewards Panel

NOTIFICATION OF SANCTION

To: Valentino ROSSI, No.46 of the MotoGP Class.

Dear Sir,

According to the Sporting Rules of the 2016 FIM GP World Championship Regulations and the FIM Disciplinary and Arbitration Code, we hereby inform you of the sanction that has been imposed upon you without a hearing (in accordance with article 3.2.1).

Facts

On 20 October 2016 during the MotoGP FP1 of the MICHELIN AUSTRALIAN MOTORCYCLE GRAND PRIX, you were found to have used the 1008B Super Soft Full Wet Front Tyre more than 10 laps.

Reasons

This contravenes the instructions provided by the MotoGP Technical Director as follows: “In consultation with Michelin and Race Direction it has been agreed to limit the use of the 1008B to a maximum of 10 Laps (including the exit and entry laps).”

Decision & Sanction

For the above reasons the FIM MotoGP Stewards Panel has imposed on you the cancellation of the lap times during the run where the 1008B tyre was used illegally, ie. the run of more than 10 laps.

Right of Protest

According to the Art. 3.4.1 and 3.4.3 of the 2016 FIM Disciplinary and Arbitration Code, you have the right to protest against this decision in front of the FIM MotoGP Stewards within 30 minutes from the time of receipt of the decision, subject to immediate payment of the security deposit of 660 Euros.

Sincerely,

FIM MotoGP Stewards Panel

Mike Webb  Bill Cumbow  Ralph Bohnhorst

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