FIM MotoGP World Championship Silverstone Circuit, England June 15, 2012 Free Practice One Results (wet conditions, all on Bridgestone tires): 1. Valentino ROSSI, Italy (DUCATI), 2:19.328 2. Nicky HAYDEN, USA (DUCATI), 2:19.405 3. Andrea DOVIZIOSO, Italy (YAMAHA), 2:20.127 4. Casey STONER, Australia (HONDA), 2:20.321 5. Cal CRUTCHLOW, UK (YAMAHA), 2:21.263 6. Stefan BRADL, Germany (HONDA), 2:21.917 7. Dani PEDROSA, Spain (HONDA), 2:22.713 8. Jorge LORENZO, Spain (YAMAHA), 2:23.174 9. Alvaro BAUTISTA, Spain (HONDA), 2:23.326 10. Hector BARBERA, Spain (DUCATI), 2:24.150 11. Ben SPIES, USA (YAMAHA), 2:24.214 12. Randy DE PUNIET, France (Aprilia-ART), 2:24.360 13. Mattia PASINI, Italy (Aprilia-Speed Master/ART), 2:24.390 14. Danilo PETRUCCI, Italy (IODA), 2:25.012 15. Michele PIRRO, Italy (Honda-FTR), 2:25.051 16. Aleix ESPARGARO, Spain (Aprilia-ART), 2:25.065 17. James ELLISON, UK (Aprilia-PBM/ART), 2:25.150 18. Yonny HERNANDEZ, Colombia (Kawasaki-FTR/BQR), 2:25.298 19. Ivan SILVA, Spain (Kawasaki-FTR/BQR), 2:28.615 20. Colin EDWARDS, USA (BMW-SUTER), 2:31.468 21. Karel ABRAHAM, Czech Republic (DUCATI), did not ride More, from a press release issued by Karel Abraham’s publicist: Karel Abraham won´t race at Silverstone because of injuries Injuries suffered at Aragon MotoGP test last Thursday are so serious that Karel Abraham will miss British Grand Prix at Silverstone. Karel Abraham passed two examinations and doctors recommended him to withdraw the race. Karel should be ready for Dutch Grand Prix held at Assen circuit on June 30th. Karel Abraham: “I passed two examinations at Clinica Mobile and at hospital and doctors highly recommended me to not race. Otherwise the broken bones should dislocate and cause that surgery will be necessary. In this case my start in next races should be endangered and we can´t risk it. It´s really bad for us to lose a race but it´s certainly better than lose four races in July. I really hope I will be back on track after two weeks.”