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WSBK: Haga Doubles in Return to Nurburgring
Written by: SPEED Staff
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Nurburgring, Germany
 

Yamaha Motor Italia's Nori Haga (Photo: Yamaha Racing) ยป More Photos

Race 2: Haga took his second win of the day in race 2, and his first double of the year. The race was stopped with five laps remaining while Corser was in the lead but the previous lap's classification stands and so the win went to Haga, who completed a triumphant day for Yamaha, which was really competitive on the German track. Third place again went to Neukirchner, ahead of Bayliss, who actually managed to increase his points lead in the table. Checa scored another fifth place, after holding off the three Ducatis of Michel Fabrizio, Max Biaggi and Ruben Xaus. Both Kawasakis were in the points, Regis Laconi in 10th and Makoto Tamada in 13th.

Noriyuki Haga: "During the race my collarbone gave me no problem, it was just muscle pain. I was actually a bit disappointed about the bike's setting because I changed something from the first race that gave a little bit less traction, but we had a big battle with Troy and it was very exciting. I forgot to say after the first race a big thank you to Dr Ting, who made a great operation on my collarbone. Thanks to everyone once again!"

Troy
Corser:
"It was completely dry at the top part of the circuit but raining down the bottom for the last two laps before I actually put my hand up and it was getting wetter and wetter all the time. Although I wanted to win the race I just wanted to stay on the bike as well. A big thanks to the boys in the team and Nori as well because I actually copied a bit of his engine mapping and it worked fantastic for me. Hopefully we can get some more results like these in the rest of the season."

Max Neukirchner: "It was not possible to win here today, Troy Corser and Noriyuki Haga were a little bit faster but I'm happy with two third places. We changed something from the first to the second race but it was a little bit worse, but I'm satisfied with two good results at my home race."

Points (after 7 of 14 rounds):

Riders:
1. Bayliss 227; 2. Checa 188; 3. Neukirchner 176; 4. Haga 172; 5. Corser 154; 6. Nieto 141; 7. Xaus 110; 8. Fabrizio 106; 9. Biaggi 97; 10. Kiyonari 89; etc.

Manufacturers: 1. Ducati 282; 2. Yamaha 251; 3. Suzuki 223; 4. Honda 207; 5. Kawasaki 64.
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