Carlos Checa dominated the second race in the Miller Motorsports Park. This time on dry track.
Photo Show: Superbike World Championship 2011 United States of Miller Motorsports Park.
(Autosport.com) Carlos Checa celebrated in Utah in the Miller Motorsports Park a stunning double victory. The Spaniard led off the second race from the start and managed a five-second lead within a short time before Leon Camier and Max Biaggi. Checa ran up to six tenths of a second faster than his challenger this per round.
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Eugene Laverty, who was restored to the middle of the race with ease from Biaggi to the line, placing it behind the lead group. The Italian was quicker than Yamaha's doing about ten kilometres per hour. Michel Fabrizio worked step by step to the fifth position and could leave this behind Marco Melandri, who was on the third position in the meantime.
The third party from the first leg, Sylvain Guintoli came before his team-mate Jakub SMRZ at the finish in this race. SMRZ started back again badly from the second position, and much to eleventh place. Then, in the struggle forward, he was stopped by Jonathan Rea. For the Czechs, it was the eighth place at the end.
Already in the second round three riders adopted are independent of each other. First, Troy Corser relegated of his BMW. In the same curve, the first attitude, threw his Honda in the dirt Ruben Xaus, but could continue. At the same time, Noriyuki Haga made long.
The BMW rider Leon Haslam was again disappointing on the road. He was the 13th place. Thus, Ayrton Badovini was the best BMW in the field. He went nine in goal before Tom Sykes ranked. Rea fought until the last corner with the Kawasaki's Sykes, but had to settle with rank 11. Joan Lascorz remained before Haslam and Maxime Berger and the wild card rider Joshua waters brought the last points.
James Toseland not took part in the second race in Utah because he had continued with the pain in his broken wrist.
Superbike WM 2011: the races at a glance
Photo Show: Superbike World Championship 2011 United States of Miller Motorsports Park.
(Autosport.com) Carlos Checa celebrated in Utah in the Miller Motorsports Park a stunning double victory. The Spaniard led off the second race from the start and managed a five-second lead within a short time before Leon Camier and Max Biaggi. Checa ran up to six tenths of a second faster than his challenger this per round.
Eugene Laverty, who was restored to the middle of the race with ease from Biaggi to the line, placing it behind the lead group. The Italian was quicker than Yamaha's doing about ten kilometres per hour. Michel Fabrizio worked step by step to the fifth position and could leave this behind Marco Melandri, who was on the third position in the meantime.
The third party from the first leg, Sylvain Guintoli came before his team-mate Jakub SMRZ at the finish in this race. SMRZ started back again badly from the second position, and much to eleventh place. Then, in the struggle forward, he was stopped by Jonathan Rea. For the Czechs, it was the eighth place at the end.
Already in the second round three riders adopted are independent of each other. First, Troy Corser relegated of his BMW. In the same curve, the first attitude, threw his Honda in the dirt Ruben Xaus, but could continue. At the same time, Noriyuki Haga made long.
The BMW rider Leon Haslam was again disappointing on the road. He was the 13th place. Thus, Ayrton Badovini was the best BMW in the field. He went nine in goal before Tom Sykes ranked. Rea fought until the last corner with the Kawasaki's Sykes, but had to settle with rank 11. Joan Lascorz remained before Haslam and Maxime Berger and the wild card rider Joshua waters brought the last points.
James Toseland not took part in the second race in Utah because he had continued with the pain in his broken wrist.
Superbike WM 2011: the races at a glance
