green light from the pit lane gave the go ahead for the final eight. At first it seemed as though the weather would be inconsequential, but about halfway through the lap, it began to rain harder, making the track completely wet. In the end, Ben Spies, on his Yamaha, would take home the victory with a perfect race, despite the rain-soaked circuit, stopping the clock at 1:29:846.Max Biaggi will start off tomorrow from second place after achieving a time of 1:30:080. The Roman driver passed the Superpole 1 with the top time on racing tyres at 1:30:351. During the second session, Max used his first qualifying tyre and finished in sixth place. In Superpole 3, after noticing the sporadic drops of rain, Biaggi decided to immediately start off with the last racing tyre available. This choice would prove to be winning. Max managed to complete the timed round on dry asphalt, making the most of the efficiency provided by the soft mixture. Only Spies, who started off a few seconds later, would manage to snatch away the Superpole after a perfect race on a track that was near impossible to navigate on slicks.
Biaggi and Nakano talk Superpole results Donington
green light from the pit lane gave the go ahead for the final eight. At first it seemed as though the weather would be inconsequential, but about halfway through the lap, it began to rain harder, making the track completely wet. In the end, Ben Spies, on his Yamaha, would take home the victory with a perfect race, despite the rain-soaked circuit, stopping the clock at 1:29:846.Max Biaggi will start off tomorrow from second place after achieving a time of 1:30:080. The Roman driver passed the Superpole 1 with the top time on racing tyres at 1:30:351. During the second session, Max used his first qualifying tyre and finished in sixth place. In Superpole 3, after noticing the sporadic drops of rain, Biaggi decided to immediately start off with the last racing tyre available. This choice would prove to be winning. Max managed to complete the timed round on dry asphalt, making the most of the efficiency provided by the soft mixture. Only Spies, who started off a few seconds later, would manage to snatch away the Superpole after a perfect race on a track that was near impossible to navigate on slicks.