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Pedrosa quickest in Germany warm-up

Dani Pedrosa led a Repsol Honda one-two in this morning's damp warm-up session ahead of today's German MotoGP

The championship leader set a quickest lap of 1:28.157 just as the 20-minute session was coming to an end, pushing teammate Nicky Hayden to second by 1.4 seconds.

Rain hit the Sachsenring circuit during the night, and while the track was slowly drying during the warm-up, more rain is expected for this afternoon's race.

The rest of the top ten behind the two factory Hondas was completely filled by Yamahas and customer Hondas, with JiR Honda's Andrea Dovizioso in third and Tech 3 Yamaha's James Toseland in fourth.

Next up were the two Honda Gresinis of Shinya Nakano and Alex de Angelis, followed by Colin Edwards's Tech 3 and Randy de Puniet's LCR Honda.

The factory Fiat Yamahas of Valentino Rossi and Jorge Lorenzo complete the top ten, with pole position man Casey Stoner just behind them in 11th place with his Ducati Marlboro.

Pos  Rider             Bike           Time
 1.  Daniel Pedrosa    Honda     (M)  1:28.157
 2.  Nicky Hayden      Honda     (M)  1:29.598 + 1.441
 3.  Andrea Dovizioso  Honda     (M)  1:30.012 + 1.855
 4.  James Toseland    Yamaha    (M)  1:30.342 + 2.185
 5.  Shinya Nakano     Honda     (B)  1:30.512 + 2.355
 6.  Alex de Angelis   Honda     (B)  1:30.631 + 2.474
 7.  Colin Edwards     Yamaha    (M)  1:30.874 + 2.717
 8.  Randy de Puniet   Honda     (M)  1:30.905 + 2.748
 9.  Valentino Rossi   Yamaha    (B)  1:30.976 + 2.819
10.  Jorge Lorenzo     Yamaha    (M)  1:31.410 + 3.253
11.  Casey Stoner      Ducati    (B)  1:31.617 + 3.460
12.  Loris Capirossi   Suzuki    (B)  1:31.667 + 3.510
13.  Marco Melandri    Ducati    (B)  1:31.997 + 3.840
14.  Chris Vermeulen   Suzuki    (B)  1:32.736 + 4.579
15.  Toni Elías        Ducati    (B)  1:33.312 + 5.155
16.  Sylvain Guintoli  Ducati    (B)  1:33.500 + 5.343
17.  Anthony West      Kawasaki  (B)  1:34.159 + 6.002
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