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World Championship Standings
1
Valentino Rossi 131
2
Jorge Lorenzo 126
3
Casey Stoner 122
4
Andrea Dovizioso 69
5
Dani Pedrosa 67
6
Colin Edwards 67
7
Loris Capirossi 56
8
Marco Melandri 55
9
Chris Vermeulen 53
10
Randy de Puniet 51
11
James Toseland 39
12
Alex De Angelis 31
13
Toni Elias 27
14
Nicky Hayden 27
15
Mika Kallio 26
16
Sete Gibernau 12
17
Niccolo Canepa 12
18
Yuki Takahashi 9
Assen Race 2009
After another fantastic race start Chris rode a solitary ride to secure fifth position, his best result of the season so far at today's GP held at the Dutch TT circuit of Assen.

Chris talks race tactics and tells us how he is looking forward to the next round in Laguna Seca in just eight days time.
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After a close Friday afternoon qualifying session Chris will start tomorrow's race at the Dutch TT circuit of Assen from the third row of the grid in seventh position.

Chris explains the geometry settings required for this high speed circuit and his expectations racing on one of his favourite tracks. Go >>
Chris received a warm welcome to the Dutch TT circuit of Assen from family members prior to the weekends first free practice session.

After a very close dry session and with rain forecast Chris made the most of the conditions to try for the best set up for Saturday's race. Go >>
Round six of the Moto GP championship was held today before a passionate Spanish crowd at the Circuit de Catalunya, Barcelona.

A difficult race in extreme temperatures Chris explains race tactics and how he is looking forward to the next round at Assen in two weeks. Go >>
Saturday afternoons qualifying at the Gran Premi Cinzano de Catalunya was held in blistering heat before an already buzzing Spanish crowd.

Having qualified on the fourth row of the grid ahead of tomorrows race Chris talks about geometry, tyres and engine components. Go >>
Featured Team Member

I first met Rudi Van Herck in 2002 when I rode for Van Zon Honda and he was a truck driver for the team.

Since 2004 he has been my motorhome driver, he does a great job of getting the motorhome to the track and keeping it in pristine condition.

When I first met Rudi he could hardly speak English, now he speaks Australian perfectly !

When Rudi is not at the race track he can be found with his wife Sabine running Bakery Lemmens in Heusden-Zolder, Belgium.

 

Rudi is a great friend and enjoys nothing more than sharing his Belgian beer with everyone in the paddock !

 
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