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Rain hits Macau Grand Prix

by isleofman.com 17th November 2011

The first official qualifying session for the Macau Grand Prix this morning (Thursday) was cancelled, due to heavy rain.

There was a free practice earlier in the day where six-time winner Michael Rutter went quickest.

American Jeremy Toye was second.

The story of the day though was Swan Yamaha rider Ian Hutchinson.

Making his comeback to racing after over a year out with a serious leg injury, he clocked the third fastest time.

Returning to the Far East event, Ramsey racer Conor Cummins was 11th of the 27 competitors.

The full times

1 - Michael RUTTER - 2:27.618
2 - Jeremy TOYE - 2:28.887
3 - Ian HUTCHINSON - 2:29.658
4 - Michael BARNES - 2:30.491
5 - Gary JOHNSON - 2:30.671
6 - John MCGUINNESS - 2:31.296
7 - Martin JESSOPP - 2:31.787
8 - James HILLIER - 2:32.139
9 - James STORRAR - 2:33.309
10 - Horst SAIGER - 2:33.518
11 - Conor CUMMINS - 2:33.724
12 - Steve MERCER - 2:33.745
13 - Rico PENZKOFER - 2:34.268
14 - Bruce ANSTEY - 2:34.581
15 - Michael DUNLOP - 2:35.171
16 - Didier GRAMSGER - 2:35.179
17 - Stephen THOMPSON - 2:36.443
18 - William DUNLOP - 2:37.276
19 - James MCBRIDE - 2:37.878
20 - Mark MILLER - 2:39.672
21 - Joao FERNANDES - 2:40.740
22 - Michal DOKOUPIL - 2:41.385
23 - Sean DWYER - 2:41.726
24 - SOU Sio Hong - 2:44.581
25 - Chris CLARK - 2:46.147
26 - Paul SHOESMITH - 2:48.001
27 - Nuno CAETANO - 2:50.102

Posted by isleofman.com
Thursday 17th, November 2011 09:07pm.

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