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Valentino Rossi led a Yamaha one-two in the warm-up ahead of this afternoon's Spanish Grand Prix

The world champion had been sceptical about his chances of battling for victory today after only qualifying fourth yesterday, but he set a 1m39.778s lap at the end of the warm-up to beat his team-mate Jorge Lorenzo by 0.039 seconds.

Honda's Dani Pedrosa, who has qualified second behind Lorenzo, was third quickest, ahead of Ducati's Casey Stoner.

Loris Capirossi completed the top five on his Suzuki, with Toni Elias showing better form than previously in the weekend to take sixth for Gresini Honda.

Pos  Rider             Bike             Time       Gap
 1.  Valentino Rossi   Yamaha           1m39.778s
 2.  Jorge Lorenzo     Yamaha           1m39.817s  + 0.039s
 3.  Dani Pedrosa      Honda            1m39.946s  + 0.168s
 4.  Casey Stoner      Ducati           1m40.196s  + 0.418s
 5.  Loris Capirossi   Suzuki           1m40.200s  + 0.422s
 6.  Toni Elias        Gresini Honda    1m40.331s  + 0.553s
 7.  Randy de Puniet   LCR Honda        1m40.368s  + 0.590s
 8.  Chris Vermeulen   Suzuki           1m40.496s  + 0.718s
 9.  Andrea Dovizioso  Honda            1m40.537s  + 0.759s
10.  Sete Gibernau     Hernando Ducati  1m40.590s  + 0.812s
11.  Marco Melandri    Hayate Kawasaki  1m40.598s  + 0.820s
12.  Colin Edwards     Tech 3 Yamaha    1m40.691s  + 0.913s
13.  Yuki Takahashi    Scot Honda       1m41.059s  + 1.281s
14.  James Toseland    Tech 3 Yamaha    1m41.166s  + 1.388s
15.  Nicky Hayden      Ducati           1m41.166s  + 1.388s
16.  Alex de Angelis   Gresini Honda    1m41.204s  + 1.426s
17.  Niccolo Canepa    Pramac Ducati    1m41.373s  + 1.595s
18.  Mika Kallio       Pramac Ducati    1m41.481s  + 1.703s

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