World Championship Class results Albacete 8Hours POS / TEAM / RIDERS / BIKE / NAT / LAPS / TIME 1 / SUZUKI ENDURANCE / PHILIPPE-Sakai-Foray / SUZUKI / FRA / 295 / 08:01:23,339 2 / BOLLIGER SWITZERLAND / SAIGER-Muff-Stamm / KAWASAKI / SUI / 294 / 08:01:36,373 3 / NATIONAL MOTOS / JONCHIERE-Morillon / HONDA / FRA / 293 / 08:02:18,772 4 / YMES FOLCH ENDURAN. / VALLCANERAS-Almeda-Rita / YAMAHA / ESP / 292 / 08:01:22,611 5 / R.T. MOTOVIRUS R. / DECAROLIS-Mizera-Grarre / SUZUKI / ITA / 291 / 08:01:23,883 6 / AM MOTO R.COMP. / MILLET-Dossantos-Chevre / SUZUKI / FRA / 290 / 08:01:44,527 7 / BMP ELF 99 RACING T. / DAEMEN-Cudlin,D.-Lagrive / HONDA / BEL / 289 / 08:02:38,905 8 / MB KREMER SHELL ADV / SCHERRER-Gaziello-Paavilainen / SUZUKI / GER / 282 / 08:01:58,778 9 / YAMAHA AUSTRIA / JERMAN-Martin-Giabbiani / YAMAHA / AUT / 276 / 08:02:47,084 10 / RTM / BATTAGLIA-Barouillet-Basso / KAWASAKI / FRA / 268 / 08:02:10,288 11 / FMA ASSURANCES / BOULANGE-Morin-Rouichi / HONDA / FRA / 245 / 08:02:46,315 World Champion Class point standings after 2 rounds 1 Bolliger Team Switzerland 38, 2 Yamaha Austria Racing Team 36, 3 GSR Kawasaki 35, 4 Suzuki Endurance Racing Team 30, 5 RT Moto Virus Racing 28, 6 RAC 41 – City Bike 22, 7 National Motos 22, 8 BMP Elf 99 Racing Team 22, 9 Motobox Kremer Shell Advance 20, 10 Yamaha France GMT 94 Ipone 18, 11 YMES Folch Endurance 16, 12 Infini Power Bike Troyes 13, 13 Team FMA Assurances 13, 14 AM Moto Racing Compétition 12, 15 Team Flembbo 8. SuperStock Class results Albacete 8Hours POS / TEAM / RIDERS / BIKE / NAT / LAPS / TIME 1 / TEAM X-ONE / IANNUZZO-Bellucci-Bono / YAMAHA / ITA / 287 / 08:02:45,300 2 / ANDALUCIA BMW / MOLINA-Hedelin-Rosivall / BMW / SPA / 286 / 08:02:01,410 3 / BOENIG PENZ13 / STIBILJ-Penzkofe-Mizera / BMW / GER / 286 / 08:02:20,232 4 / ATOMIC MOTO SPORT / SAINZ–Thuillier-Lalevee / SUZUKI / FRA / 286 / 08:02:21,487 5 / MCS RACING IPONE / PROSENIK-Saseta-Pintar / SUZUKI / ITA / 285 / 08:01:33,724 6 / QERT I / DELHALLE-Cudlin.A-AlManai / SUZUKI / QAT / 285 / 08:02:36,382 7 / NO LIMITS MOTOR T. / ALDROVANDI-Casas,V.-Casas,F. / SUZUKI / ITA / 284 / 08:02:27,371 8 / CORDOBA P.H. / SAINZ-Valera-Sanz / KAWASAKI / SPA / 283 / 08:01:45,179 9 / VILTAÏS R.DIVISION / BESNARD-Bardet-Rochet / YAMAHA / FRA / 282 / 08:02:05,733 10 / ENDURANCE MOTO45 / LAGRIVE-Bernon-Diguet / SUZUKI / FRA / 280 / 08:02:29,665 11 / MOTO AIN R.T. / CHAPUIS-Masson-Jouvent / YAMAHA / FRA / 280 / 08:02:31,675 12 / HONDA SWISS ENDUR. / LABARTHE-Duboisin-Mauro / HONDA / SUI / 278 / 08:02:38,236 13 / TEAM LTG 57 / JAULNEAU-Denis-Mackels / YAMAHA / FRA / 275 / 08:01:36,026 14 / QERT II / ALMAKI,N-Almalki,Y. / SUZUKI / QAT / 273 / 08:01:23,813 15 / SERBIAN – DIJAMANT / PERISIC-Richard-Polesso / SUZUKI / SER / 271 / 08:02:26,564 Superstock Class point standings after 2 rounds 1 Qatar Endurance Racing Team I 47 2 Team X-One 30, 3 Atomic MotoSport 30, 4 Team Motors Events 28, 5 Andalucia BMW 25, 6 Colexon Racing Team 22, 7 Cordoba Patrimonio de la Humanidad 20, 8 Boening Penz 13 Racing 19, 9 TRT 27 Bazar 2 la Becane 18, 10 3D Endurance Moto Center 15, 11 MCS Racing Ipone 13, 12 Racing Team Sarazin 13, 13 No Limits Motor Team 11, 14 Suzuki Junior Team LMS 11, 15 Viltaïs Diffusion 8. More, from a press release issued by Team Suzuki News Service: Team Suzuki’s World Endurance Racing Team has taken victory in the Albacete 8 Hours in Spain. Team riders Vincent Philippe, Freddy Foray and Japanese Superbike star Daisaku Sakai came from the back to win by one lap. GSX-R1000-mounted SERT took the lead after six hours of racing and finished ahead of Kawasaki Bolliger Switzerland riders Horst Saiger, Patric Muff and Roman Stamm, who now lead the series. The Suzuki RT Moto Virus of Lucas de Carolis, Eric Mizera and William Grare raced to fifth place ahead of the Suzuki AM Moto Racing’s Julien Millet, Anthony dos Santos and Raphael Chevre. The next round of the 2010 Qtel FIM Endurance World Championship is the 8 Hours of Suzuka in Japan on July 25th. Albacete Results: 1 SERT (Suzuki GSX-R1000) – Philippe, Sakai, Foray – 295 laps. 2 Bolliger Switzerland (Kawasaki) – Saiger, Muff, Stamm – 294 laps. 3 National Motos (Honda) – Jonchiere, Morillon – 293 laps. 4 Ymes Folch Endurance (Yamaha) – Vallcaneras, Almeda, Rita – 292 laps. 5 Motovirus (Suzuki GSX-R1000) – Decarolis, Mizera, Grarre – 291 laps. Championship points: 1 Bolliger Team Switzerland 38, 2 Yamaha Austria Racing 36, 3 GSR Kawasaki 35, 4 SERT 30, 5 RT Moto Virus 28. More, from a press release issued by FIM Endurance Press Office: 8 Hours of Albacete SERT takes victory ahead of Kawasaki Bolliger and National Motos Suzuki Endurance Racing Team took victory in Spain following a fantastic comeback. After being sent to the end of the pack from the start of the race, Vincent Philippe, Daisaku Sakai and Freddy Foray took the leadership after six hours of racing and finished one lap ahead the Kawasaki Bolliger Switzerland of Horst Saiger, Patric Muff and Roman Stamm, which did a great race. After their sixth place at Le Mans, that gives Bolliger the provisional championship leadership. There was some intense battle for the third place on the podium between the Spanish Yamaha YMES Folch Endurance of Pedro Vallcaneras, Jordi Almeda and Jose-Luis Rita, and the French Honda National Motos of Emeric Jonchière and David Morillon. The podium goes finally to the Honda. The Suzuki RT Moto Virus of Lucas de Carolis, Eric Mizera and William Grare is rewarded from their faultless race by a fifth place, ahead of the Suzuki AM Moto Racing of Julien Millet, Anthony dos Santos and Raphael Chèvre. After a start from pole position, but rapidly sent at the back of the pack like the SERT, the Honda BMP Elf 99 of Matthieu Lagrive, Damian Cudlin finished in eight place. The Team X-One takes victory in the Superstock class with Emiliano Bellucci, Vittorio Iannuzzo and Luca Bono, ahead of the Kawasaki Atomic Moto (Lorenzo Sainz, Emmanuel Thuillier, Michael Lalevée) and the BMW Andalucia of Alvaro Molina, Camille Hedelin and Agoston Rosivall. A collective crash from the beginning of the race added some serious drama, as an oil patch sent on the ground not less than ten machines, including the leader, SERT, battling with Yamaha Austria, Honda BMP Elf 99, the Yamaha France GMT 94 Ipone and the Suzuki from Team 18 Sapeurs Pompiers and Qatar Endurance Racing Team 1. The SERT and Honda BMP Elf 99 managed to get back on track but for some others the chances to clinch onto the podium were gone. Injured riders of Yamaha France GMT 94 (Gregorio Lavilla) and the Suzuki Sapeurs Pompiers (Jérôme Tangre) could not bring back the bike to the pits. BK Maco Moto had to give up, with a leaking radiator; Yamaha Austria, since their bike was damaged by a second crash, couldn’t make a great result and finished in 9th position in EWC. The Yamaha LTG 57 spent 20 minutes to repair a front fork and finished 13th in the Superstock class. Since they managed to avoid the collective crash, RMT 21 Racing Germany and RAC 41 City Bike were in the leading trio until mid-race. The Honda RMT 21 had to give up as one of their two riders, Fred Moreira, was injured after a crash. The Suzuki RAC 41 also left the race due to some crashing. The BMW Colexon Racing Team, once well laced in the beginning of the race in the Superstock class, had to retire as the gearbox broke down. The next round of the 2010 Qtel FIM Endurance World Championship will take place on July, 25th, for the 8 Hours of Suzuka in Japan.