Casey Stoner

The Australian seemed to be in shape to those three days with his new team and gave an initial confirmation of those who consider him one of the big favorites for this year's title. ... A breath away was the Yamaha of Jorge Lorenzo, with the World Champion to write his third year with a performance 2'00''845. The second factory Honda, with Andrea Ntovitsiozo was in fourth place less than two tenths slower than the Simontseli.

Positive progress of Ben Spies, who used these days to be "tied" over the Yamaha, bringing the M1 in fifth place. This was followed by two more motorcycles of Honda, it's Danny Pentrosa (Repsol) and Hiroshi Aogiama (San Carlo Gresini), while higher Ducati found was that of Nicky Hayden, with the U.S. to make its eighth year, testing several settings