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Casey Stoner was quickest for his new team Honda on the final day of MotoGP running in 2010, although world champion Jorge Lorenzo's Tuesday lap remained the best of the Valencia test

Ex-Ducati rider Stoner set a 1m32.066s lap today, 0.113 seconds quicker than Lorenzo (Yamaha) managed this morning - although the Spaniard chose to only complete 30 laps compared to Stoner's 63, ending his work at lunchtime.

Lorenzo's new team-mate Ben Spies took third as he continued to acclimatise well to the factory Yamaha.

Marco Simoncelli was the second-fastest Honda for Gresini in fourth place, despite a fall. Works Honda rider Dani Pedrosa completed the top five.

Valentino Rossi ended up a low-key 15th on his second day as a Ducati rider. The Italian was working on the choice of engine configurations that the team is evaluating for 2011.

Pos  Rider             Team               Time       Gap
 1.  Casey Stoner      Honda              1m32.066s
 2.  Jorge Lorenzo     Yamaha             1m32.179s  + 0.113s
 3.  Ben Spies         Yamaha             1m32.322s  + 0.256s
 4.  Marco Simoncelli  Gresini Honda      1m32.497s  + 0.431s
 5.  Dani Pedrosa      Honda              1m32.497s  + 0.431s
 6.  Nicky Hayden      Ducati             1m32.583s  + 0.517s
 7.  Alvaro Bautista   Suzuki             1m32.738s  + 0.672s
 8.  Randy de Puniet   Pramac Ducati      1m32.836s  + 0.770s
 9.  Andrea Dovizioso  Honda              1m32.912s  + 0.846s
10.  Hiroshi Aoyama    Gresini Honda      1m33.105s  + 1.039s
11.  Hector Barbera    Aspar Ducati       1m33.168s  + 1.102s
12.  Colin Edwards     Tech 3 Yamaha      1m33.325s  + 1.259s
13.  Cal Crutchlow     Tech 3 Yamaha      1m33.483s  + 1.417s
14.  Loris Capirossi   Pramac Ducati      1m33.740s  + 1.674s
15.  Valentino Rossi   Ducati             1m33.761s  + 1.695s
16.  Karel Abraham     Cardion AB Ducati  1m33.793s  + 1.727s
17.  Toni Elias        LCR Honda          1m34.800s  + 2.734s
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