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Guintoli and Cluzel on pole at Sepang

Cluzel Day 2

Sepang (Malaysia), Saturday 7 June 2014 – With high track and air temperatures the first ever Tissot-Superpole at the Sepang International Circuit has been won by Sylvain Guintoli (Aprilia Racing Team), who will start from pole position for the fourth time in his WSBK career.

At the end of a hot and humid 15 minutes on track Guintoli secured his second Superpole of the year, winning the grid deciding battle by a margin of 0.106s courtesy of a 2’03.002s lap time set in the closing stages.Tom Sykes (Kawasaki Racing Team) and Davide Giugliano (Ducati Superbike Team) complete the front row.

The trophies for today’s Tissot-Superpole were presented to the top 3 riders by 5 time 500cc World Champion and motorcycle racing icon Mick Doohan. (read more)

Sylvain Guintoli: “The weekend has been perfect so far but tomorrow’s results are the ones that really count. I trained well and I was ready for the extreme heat. I have to say that I feel better on the bike with race tyres. I’m happy, the RSV4 is working really well here and we can take the best out of it. I’m really enjoying riding the bike and I’m looking forward to tomorrow, even though there’ll be two difficult races.”

Tom Sykes: “We have been quite consistent all weekend and on race tyres we are there or thereabouts. I feel we have learned something in the Superpole laps so we will hopefully put that to good use tomorrow. We were not too far away from our competitors and the times have been close, but we will try to work even more to improve the race set-up. I am hoping that we can be in quite a good position tomorrow for race distance and we just need to improve the general feel to utilise the bike a bit better in some corners.”

World Supersport

Jules Cluzel (MV Agusta RC – Yakhnich Motorsport) has claimed Pole Position in the first ever World Supersport event at Sepang. An exciting 45 minute qualifying session saw many riders taking their turn at the top of the timesheet but at the flag, it was the Frenchman who won on his MV Agusta debut in Australia who secured the top spot on the grid for tomorrow’s 14 lap race. Joining him on the front… (read more) 

Times: 1. Cluzel (MV Agusta) 2’08.331 average 155.635 kph; 2. Coghlan (Yamaha) 2’08.424; 3. Vd Mark (Honda) 2’08.961; 4. Sofuoglu (Kawasaki) 2’08.977; 5. Rolfo (Kawasaki) 2’09.134; 6. Zanetti (Honda) 2’09.494; 7. Zaidi (Honda) 2’09.552; 8. Jacobsen (Kawasaki) 2’09.580; 9. Kennedy (Honda) 2’09.613; 10. Wilairot (Honda) 2’09.707; 11. Marino (Kawasaki) 2’09.714; 12. Tamburini (Kawasaki) 2’09.736; 13. De Rosa (Honda) 2’09.865; 14. Bussolotti (Honda) 2’10.001; 15. Nocco (Kawasaki) 2’10.898; 16. Gamarino (Kawasaki) 2’10.906; 17. Russo (Honda) 2’10.975; 18. Leonov (MV Agusta) 2’11.150; 19. Menghi (Yamaha) 2’11.226; 20. Rogers (Honda) 2’11.497; 21. Ivanov (Yamaha) 2’12.316; 22. Coveña (Kawasaki) 2’13.158; 23. Calero(Honda) 2’13.190.

 

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