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Hayden feels he let Ducati down

By Matt Beer

Sunday, October 17th 2010, 09:16 GMT

Nicky Hayden said he felt like he had let his Ducati team down by losing the final podium position at Phillip Island to Valentino Rossi on the final lap

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