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Dani Pedrosa heads Czech Grand Prix warm-up for Honda at Brno

Dani Pedrosa continued his domination of the Czech Grand Prix weekend by topping warm-up at Brno by over half a second

The Honda rider, who will start Sunday afternoon's race from pole position, was the first man to dip under the 1m57s barrier and set the fastest time of the session in 1m56.675s with five minutes remaining.

After near domination by Honda on Saturday, Yamaha riders Jorge Lorenzo and Ben Spies found some extra form to go second and third, although they were 0.669s and 0.853s slower than Pedrosa.

Marco Simoncelli was fourth on his Gresini Honda, ahead of the works bikes of Caset Stoner and Andrea Dovizioso.

Alvaro Bautista, Suzuki's only representative at Brno following John Hopkins' injury, was a fine seventh - 0.4s quicker than he went in qualifying - while Tech 3 Yamaha riders Cal Crutchlow and Colin Edwards were either side of the ninth placed Ducati of Nicky Hayden.

Hayden's team-mate Valentino Rossi, after qualifying sixth, was only 11th fastest.

Pos  Rider              Team/Bike          Time       Gap
 1.  Dani Pedrosa       Honda              1m56.675s 
 2.  Jorge Lorenzo      Yamaha             1m57.374s  + 0.699s   
 3.  Ben Spies          Yamaha             1m57.528s  + 0.853s        
 4.  Marco Simoncelli   Gresini Honda      1m57.551s  + 0.876s 
 5.  Casey Stoner       Honda              1m57.584s  + 0.909s
 6.  Andrea Dovizioso   Honda              1m57.803s  + 1.128s 
 7.  Alvaro Bautista    Suzuki             1m57.921s  + 1.246s 
 8.  Cal Crutchlow      Tech 3 Yamaha      1m58.274s  + 1.599s 
 9.  Nicky Hayden       Ducati             1m58.362s  + 1.687s 
10.  Colin Edwards      Tech 3 Yamaha      1m58.417s  + 1.742s 
11.  Valentino Rossi    Ducati             1m58.443s  + 1.768s 
12.  Randy de Puniet    Pramac Ducati      1m58.488s  + 1.813s 
13.  Hector Barbera     Aspar Ducati       1m58.675s  + 2.000s
14.  Hiroshi Aoyama     Gresini Honda      1m58.739s  + 2.064s
15.  Loris Capirossi    Pramac Ducati      1m58.790s  + 2.115s
16.  Toni Elias         LCR Honda          1m59.217s  + 2.542s 
17.  Karel Abraham      Cardion AB Ducati  1m59.319s  + 2.644s 
 
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