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DSc, Prof. Masuma Huseyn Mammadova
Head of Department of the Institute of Information Technology of ANAS
In 1973 she graduated from the faculty of mechanics and mathematics of Azerbaijan State University (present Baku State University).
In 1973-1977 she had been working as a junior scientific researcher of the Department of automation and modeling of petrochemical processes in the Institute of Petrochemical Processes of AMEA.
In 1977-80 she studied in the special-purpose post-graduate course in the Institute of Cybernetics of the Ukraine Academy of Sciences. (Kiyev). In 1983 in the All-Union Institute of Scientific and Technical Information of USSR Academy of Sciences (Moscow) she defended PhD thesis in Computer Science on the subject of "Automated selection of vocabulary in information retrieval thesaurus based on an analysis of terminological dictionaries
In 1981-1987 she worked as a researcher of the department of "Applied Linguistics" of the Institute of Linguistics of Azerbaijan Academy of Sciences, and investigated the Natural languages automatic processing problems in the framework of Artificial intelligence.
In 1987 she transferred to the Department of Automated Control Systems of Azerbaijan Academy of Sciences (since 2002 Institute of Information Technologies of ANAS), worked in positions of leading engineer and team leader. Since 1993 she holds the position of the Head of Department.
In 1996 she was awarded scientific name of Senior Researcher.
In 1999 she defended DSc (postdoctoral) thesis in Computer Science (Special purpose systems, information processing and control) on the subject "Basics of fuzzy relational structured knowledge processing technologies and some of its applications ". She obtained academic degree of doctor of engineering sciences.
During 1999-2001 she lectured on artificial intelligence in Canakkale Onsekiz Mart University (Turkey)
During 2001-2013 she was a director of Scientific Research and Training Centre on Labor and Social protection of the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection of population.
In 2010 was awarded scientific name of Professor.
Research and development of theoretical problems of Аrtificial Intelligence, synthesis of the human reasoning and knowledge management models, intellectual management and multicriterial decision support models and methods under uncertainty, for the hardly formalized multidisciplinary problems solving (natural language, socioinformation technologies, e-medicine, etc.), development of fuzzy pattern recognition, rating, selection, classification, forecasting models and methods are the areas of her professional activities.
The architecture of terminological data base of the Azerbaijani language is designed, the models and methods of compilation, analysis and correction of specialized explanatory, terminological, automatic dictionaries, information retrieval thesaurus designed for both users and various information systems are proposed. The technology of automatic processing and editing of the Azerbaijani-language texts in different language levels (morphological, syntactic and semantic) based on the synthesis of the corresponding knowledge base, inference methods, expert systems is developed.
The theoretical and methodological basics of technology of knowledge with fuzzy relational structure processing in local and distributed environments are developed, on the base of which the architectural design principles of decision support systems, the methods of individual and collective decision-making, methods of processing of dynamic knowledge bases, models and methods for the synthesis of problem-oriented intelligent systems of different kinds are elaborated.
As part of the application of artificial intelligence technology to the solution of difficulty formalizable multidisciplinary problems approaches are developed and fuzzy models and methods for solving problems of the demographic forecast, estimation of population incomes for different social groups, intelligent management of human resources in the IT labor market segment, decision support in e-health environment, and other poorly structured tasks.
She is authors of 271 articles, 8 monograph. She has more 143 the scientific works published abroad.
She supervised 9 PhD student. At present she supervises 1 postdoctoral researchers and 3 PhD students.
In 2009 she was awarded with "Taraggi" ("Progress") Medal by the decree of the President of Azerbaijan Republic.
In 2015 she was awarded Honorary Diploma of the President of Azerbaijan Republic.
In 2005 she was awarded Diploma of Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences.
She was elected a corresponding member of Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences on " Information science" speciality in 2017.
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What's better than a BBQ among friends? A BBQ among friends on the water, of course. Seating up to 10 people, this 24 ft. floating creation with a 30 Watt outboard motor can be manoeuvred at up to 2 1/2 mph through calm water and alongside docks for loading/unloading. One charge provides enough power for up to 8 hours of continuous use, so unless you're venturing in the open sea, you shouldn't worry about getting stranded. There's a plastic table with plastic seats for all 10 people, and each seat has "a recessed plate holder, three beverage holders, and silverware tray. Six compartments beneath the ABS seats store food and supplies for all-day cookouts." The grill itself is charcoal powered and measures 24 in. in diameter.
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Education: 1995, University of Texas at Arlington, B.A.
2005, University of Florida, M.A.
2013, University of South Florida, Ph.D.
Courses Taught: Motor Development
Tests and Measurement in Physical Education and Exercise Science
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Career Specialties: Secondary Physical Education Secondary Health Education Online Physical Education and Health Teaching and LearningLeslie Williams works to prepare pre-service teachers at the elementary and secondary levels in physical education and health content areas and teaches required courses for K-12 physical education, human performance and other majors. Williams supervises internships at all levels in the physical education setting for UT's pre-service physical educators. In addition to a number of years of physical education teacher education work, she has experience teaching in traditional and online secondary physical education and health settings. Williams stays connected to the K-12 setting with current teaching certificates in Florida and Texas in the areas of physical education, health, biology, English for Speakers of Other Languages and reading. Her research interests include identifying effective physical education practices and examining online teaching and learning at the secondary level, specifically within physical education and health content areas.
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Jatki is one of the most beautiful and often visited place in Wroclaw. This street is located among market paths and it brings Italian Tuscany to mind . When you walk there you can feel the climate of the renaissance spirit.
In the Middle Ages people traded meat here. With time Jatki started to be houses. Nowadays one of the best Wroclaw's artists have their art galleries and studios here. The parts of houses are the shops with painting, weaving or stationery materials.
Wooden arcades used in slaughter stalls cooleding the street. They protected from weather and were used as frames for meat exposure. Other interesting things are the basements under the frames that have entrance just in the cobbles of the street. They were used for storing merchandise even long after constructing a fridge.
The monument of natural size livestock and poultry was built in 1997 and located in the east part of the street.


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A FORMER prosecutor and priest, a local teacher and the head of immigration at the country's busiest border post are among the 11 people who appeared at the Musina Magistrate Court in Limpopo on charges of corruption and defeating the ends of justice.
Beit Bridge border post's immigration head Elvis Mavhungu, former senior prosecutor and priest Adv. Edward Pesula and nine other suspects were released on R3000 bail each today.
Four others – Musina high school teacher Theodore Maoka, former Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) councillor Eugine Khoza, immigration officer Edward Tshivhase and suspected illegal immigrant Philip Molea – were denied bail.
The group were part of 15 people arrested by the Hawks during a string operation at the Beit Bridge border post between South Africa and Zimbabwe on Thursday.
They appeared at a packed Court B of the Musina Magistrate's Court this morning.
Hawks national spokesperson Brigadier Hangwani said their arrests followed a six months investigation into illegal activities at the border post.
He said some of those who were denied bail have pending cases against them while others were still being profiled by the police.
Mavhungu (54) is facing accusations of receiving a bribe of two pairs of shoes worth R3000 each, in exchange for illegally stamping a passport.
He was picked up at his office on Thursday. Mavhungu's wife and son also work for Home Affairs.
The state alleges that Pesula (46) accepted a R23 000 kickback for illegally facilitating a business visa for a foreign national.
Maoka allegedly pocketed R42 000 from illegal immigrants, in exchange for unduly processing temporary residence permits, entry and departure documents on twenty one passports.
Khoza, who owns a Clearing Agent at Beit Bridge and has a pending corruption charge against him, is accused of accepting R7 000 for issuing false immigration stamps to foreign nationals.
Tshivhase (47) allegedly walked away with R2000 for stamping a passport in the absence of its owner.
He was previously nabbed for corruption related matters.
Maoka was also arrested last year after being found in possession of Home Affairs stamps.
His wife apparently works for Home Affairs at Beit Bridge. Molea is suspected of being an illegal immigrant that uses false names.
He was denied bail pending the verification of his citizenship. As part of their bail conditions, all suspects were barred from setting feet at their work places at the border post.
They would appear in court again between June 27 and July 4, for trial.


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The rusty pups, Brett and I walked a Fundy Trail.
Because I can't bring it home, I often photograph driftwood and flotsam and Jetsam.
Do you see the deer's head?
I wasn't the only one taking pictures.
Not exactly Niagara falls or Iguazu falls
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.I've always said that I would prefer a President without an agenda to impose on the country, without an obsession for change, without excessive drive and motivation. I want a President that simply doesn't do much, and works to make the government do less than it does now.
Joe Biden may be the guy.
Before the afternoon session of the "health care summit" started, this conversation between Biden and some other folks was picked up by C-SPAN.
Biden: "It's easy being vice president — you don't have to do anything.".
Other person: "It's like being the grandpa and not the parent."
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Inspire and Motivate
(This article first appeared in the May-June 2017 issue of The American Postal Worker magazine.)
By Southern Regional Coordinator Kennith Beasley
The headline above is sometimes a hard thing to set and keep in motion because some of our members are usually concentrating on their own private concerns. However, there are constant and enormous challenges that require our membership's prompt and undivided attention. Members must be reminded that their jobs and personal concerns are equally important.
The tasks before us include finding ways to inspire and motivate the majority of the APWU membership. I will venture to say that just about all APWU officers and stewards are extroverts and have the charismatic gift of gab. Let's use this to our advantage to get the membership's blood pumping and ready to fight for the causes of justice.
First, having a sustained degree of inspiration and self-motivation is essential. We must get members involved internally and externally in postal affairs. There is no satisfaction or glory in standing on the sidelines, watching everyone else do the work. Explain how that's free-loading if they do, which makes them devoid of character and integrity.
American essayist Ralph Waldo Emerson said, "A man is relieved and gay when he has put his heart into his work and done his best." Our members have this type of spirit.
Leaders at APWU headquarters, as well as local leaders, officers and stewards out on the workroom floor, have to awaken that sleeping spirit and bring those dormant talents out of the members. We all must seek all opportunities available, 24/7, to inspire and motivate them, despite any differences.
We want to organize our members and have them support our legislative fights for civil rights, for the poor, for the disenfranchised and for bills that promote the inclusion of all. We are color and gender blind, and we love to produce a united front for justice and equality.
One thing we as postal workers want and have in common is "our desire for a decent job." My colleagues Sharyn M. Stone, Omar Gonzalez, Mike Gallagher, John H. Dirzius and I have pledged to lead the inspirational and motivational charge. We are "fired up" and "ready to go."
Topsy-Turvy Times
There seems to be a cloud of consternation among people. You can tell by the prolific political conversations that are going on in the work place. The current government's leadership, or the lack of leadership, does not seem to be giving all people a sense of hope. Most citizens want strong leaders who make sense and are inclusive.
There is a lot of misinformation being communicated to the people by politicians and others through the mass media. The problem is, leaders and spokespersons are standing and defending things that are false, and then insisting they are true. That is a blatant oxymoron. Some of us can deal with it because we know the truth and spot biases, but I am concerned about the generation coming behind us.
Some may be impressionable and naïve, possibly accepting this new way of thinking as normal. I believe that acquiescing to this type of reasoning is on the backs of future generations. When truth is seen as lies, and lies are seen as truth, it strips the truth of its beauty and pureness. Further, it degenerates and demoralizes. This type of thinking can affect masses who believe in nobility. I believe the old adage that says, "The truth will set you free."
Leadership in a democratic and civilized society is of the people, for the people and by the people, as our forefathers wrote in the U.S. Constitution. Our nation is not yet perfect, but it has evolved into a country of hope and concern. To do anything against that would be a setback.
Remember, the duty lies upon us to inspire and motivate our ranks with hope and faith to secure our future.
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There was a signed moratorium by Arbitrator Stephen Goldberg halting the Area Mail Processing consolidations and plant closings through April 2017. We should know by the time this article is published if the moratorium remains. As this article goes to press, we hope that the moratorium will evolve into a definite stoppage of all facilities closing.
Supply and demand stiffened the past rash of closings, because the slowing down of delivering mail was – and still is – a national embarrassment to the post office heads. The public and members of Congress know it did not make sense to downgrade business by slowing the mail down and hurting our customers.


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Gains in Amazon kept the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq in the positive territory on Friday, while a drop in Exxon weighed on the Dow as investors assessed their positions at the end of a strong quarter.
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U.S. stocks have hit a series of record highs following the election of President Donald Trump on bets that he would introduce tax cuts and boost infrastructure spending. The rally has also benefited from a raft of robust economic data.
The S&P is on track to gain 5.7 percent and the Dow 4.7 percent for the quarter ending Friday, their biggest first-quarter gains in four years.
Investors are looking to the upcoming earnings season to justify lofty valuations on Wall Street.
First-quarter earnings for S&P 500 companies are expected to rise 10.1 percent, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S. The index is trading at about 18 times earnings estimates for the next 12 months against its long-term average of 15.
"If earnings reports come in as expected, then they will catch up with the valuations, if they don't then I think the market will start to pull back," said Randy Frederick, vice president of trading and derivatives at Charles Schwab & Co Inc.
At 12:29 p.m. ET (1629 GMT), the Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 25.97 points, or 0.13 percent, at 20,702.52; the S&P 500 was up 0.73 points, or 0.03 percent, at 2,368.79 and the Nasdaq Composite was up 10.22 points, or 0.17 percent, at 5,924.57.
Five of the 11 major S&P sectors were higher, led by the defensive utilities. Energy lagged with a 0.42 percent decline, while the rest were little changed.
A 2 percent drop in Exxon Mobil's shares caused the Dow to dip slightly.
FMC Corp were the biggest gainers on the S&P, up 13.5 percent after the company agreed to buy DuPont's crop protection business and sell its health and nutrition unit to DuPont. DuPont's shares were down about 1 percent
Amazon.com was the top stock on the S&P and the Nasdaq, with a 1.4 percent gain.
Advancing issues outnumbered decliners on the NYSE by 1,804 to 1,010. On the Nasdaq, 1,638 issues rose and 1,100 fell.
The S&P 500 index showed 15 52-week highs and one low, while the Nasdaq recorded 72 highs and 14 lows.
(Reporting by Yashaswini Swamynathan in Bengaluru; Editing by Anil D'Silva)


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The analysis showed a trend toward improved overall survival with chemotherapy plus bevacizumab compared with chemotherapy alone. Response rate increased by 85% in women who received the targeted agent, according to results reported here at the European Breast Cancer Conference.
"What we saw was that the progression-free survival was better with bevacizumab," Jose Roberto Rossari, MD, of Institut Jules Bordet in Brussels, Belgium, said in an interview. "We did not see an improvement in overall survival, but we did see a trend, which is an interesting finding."
Of the improvement in overall response rate, Rossari said "When you need a response in a patient with metastatic breast cancer, giving bevacizumab with chemotherapy improves the chances."
The findings were based on a meta-analysis of three large clinical trials. All of the trials compared standard chemotherapy plus bevacizumab or placebo as first-line therapy for metastatic breast cancer. Each of the trials demonstrated significant improvement in PFS and overall response rate with the addition of bevacizumab, but the magnitude of the benefit varied among the studies.
The purpose of the meta-analysis was to define more precisely the benefits and risks of combining bevacizumab with chemotherapy in the first-line metastatic setting, said Rossari.
Each of the trials evaluated bevacizumab in combination with a different type of chemotherapy. Bevacizumab was combined with paclitaxel in one trial, with docetaxel in one, and with an anthracycline or a taxane in the third trial.
The paclitaxel trial was open label without a placebo, and the other two were placebo-controlled. The trials involved a total of 2,695 patients with previously untreated metastatic breast cancer.
The primary endpoint of the analysis was the same one used in each of the trials: progression-free survival. Rossari and colleagues also wanted to determine more precisely the impact of bevacizumab on response rate and overall survival and to assess the toxicity associated with adding the targeted agent to chemotherapy.
In the individual trials, the progression-free survival hazard ratio ranged from 0.60 to 0.79. The meta-analysis produced a hazard ratio of 0.69, reflecting a 31% reduction in the risk of progression (95% CI 0.63 to 0.76).
With respect to overall response, the individual trials found odds ratios for response of 1.54 to 2.14. The meta-analysis resulted in an odds ratio of 1.85, reflecting an 85% improvement in the odds for objective response with bevacizumab (95% CI 1.57 to 2.18).
Hazard ratios associated with overall survival ranged from 0.68 to 1.03 in the individual trials -- none of which proved to be statistically significant.
And while the pooled analysis produced an odds ratio of 0.88 -- 12% improvement in overall survival with bevacizumab -- the difference remained nonsignificant (95% CI 0.78 to 1.00).
Bevacizumab was associated with significantly more grade 3-4 adverse events, including hypertension (OR 5.17, 95% 1.35 to 19.78), proteinuria (4.83, 95% CI 2.41 to 9.71), sensory neuropathy (OR 1.53, 95% CI 1.14 to 2.06), and cardiac dysfunction (3.04, 95% 1.25 to 7.31), but not gastrointestinal perforation (OR 2.07, 95% CI 0.72 to 5.93).
Rossari reported no disclosures.
- Reviewed by Dori F. Zaleznik, MD Associate Clinical Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School, Boston and Dorothy Caputo, MA, RN, BC-ADM, CDE, Nurse Planner


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When asked what are my most prized possessions, three things come to mind: my wedding rings, photo albums, and my passport. Yes, my passport -- I love my passport. It has taken to some 50 countries in five continents over the last ten years. Not bad considering I never stepped foot outside the U.S. until the age of 20. My 52- page passport has over 200 entry and exit stamps, 6 full-page tourist visas, 1 UK 5-year work visa, and probably some dust and dirt from all over the world. This little 3.5x4.9 book contains so much memory of our travels together; it's really priceless, which is why I was a bit nostalgic when we had to turn in our passports to the US Embassy for renewal two weeks ago. To get me through the six to eight weeks of no international travel, here's a look back at ten years of travel….
2002/2003: My very first international trip was to Tokyo, Japan to visit Keenan's Japanese host family. Four years after his first trip where he stayed 2 months with the Satoh family through a youth exchange programme, Keenan was itching to go back to the Land of the Rising Sun. The Satoh family holds a special place in our hearts -- such wonderful and loving people. When Keenan puts on his leather Burberry gloves during the frigid winter months in the UK, a gift from the Satoh family on Keenan's 21st birthday, we always think fondly them, especially Papa Satoh who passed away last year.
2004: I went on a 3 week quintessential post-college trip to Europe with a college friend. Had I known then that I would be living in Europe four years later, I probably would have picked just a few cities to visit rather than the 10 that we crammed into 21 days. On that trip, I fell in love with Barcelona, Rome, and Prague.
2005: While I traveled to several random US cities for work, my big trip for that year was a 2 week holiday to Egypt, visiting Cairo, Sharm El-Sheikh, Luxor, and Aswan. This would be my first of many future visits to the Middle East. While Cairo is dusty, chaotic, and noisy, I love the ancient wonders, historic mosque, and Biblical sights. We definitely got the travel bug after this trip!
2006: We went to Honolulu to attend Keenan's Japanese host sister's wedding, which was really lovely. We hung out in Wakiki and spent quality time catching up with the family. This was the last time we saw his host parents.
I also traveled through Asia in December 2006 for both business and pleasure. I attended a work conference in Bangkok, Thailand, then spent four lazy days on the beach on Koh Samui. I wasn't crazy about Koh Samui, plus the weather wasn't great. I'd like to visit the islands on the Andaman Sea side. Keenan joined me in Hong Kong for my sister's wedding held at the Intercontinental Hotel. We spent one week in Hong Kong eating our weight in dim sum, browsing through street markets, and cruising around mega shopping malls.
On our trip to Asia, Keenan and I took a short weekend break to Siem Riep, Cambodia to see the breathtaking temples of Angkor Wat (amazing!) and then flew to Beijing, China for a family trip in the dead of winter. It was a shock to our body going from 98F to 30F temperatures. I didn't love Beijing as a city but very happy to walk the Great Wall and see Tiananmen Square.
2007: A big travel year for me. I think I managed to travel once a month in 2007. We met up with Keenan's Japanese host sister in Las Vegas; traveled to New York City to visit my friend, then a first year lecturer at New York University; went on a Sideways tour through Santa Barbara and the Central Coast; sunbathed on Clearwater Beach, Florida; and Keenan went to Alaska on business, which regrettably, I couldn't join him.
I also wanted to take an international trip before starting grad school in August 2007 and found an amazing deal for RT between San Francisco and Lima, Peru for $550 USD. I couldn't refuse. I was ready to take my first solo trip if I had to, but Keenan managed to get time off and I am glad he did! In retrospect, Peru has to be one of my favorite trips! Machu Picchu is a must-see as photos do not do it justice. Stunning place.
From Lima, we flew to Buenos Aires, Argentina for five days of shopping, eating Argentine steak, tango, and people watching. Buenos Aires is more European than any South American city I've visited -- a city filled with beautiful architecture, beautiful people, and delicious food.
2007/2008 – Keenan and I took a big 3.5 week trip to India from December 2007 – January 2008. We landed in Mumbai, followed by a tour of Rajasthan: the blue city of Jodhur, home to the impressive Mehrangarh Fort; the fairytale-like lake city of Udaipur; and Jaipur. Poor Keenan ate something dodgy and got violently sick whilst in Jaipur. That Cipro came in handy for sure. Onward bound on an overnight train (don't get me started about Indian trains!) to Agra to see the magnificent Taj Mahal – amazing piece of architecture, then to New Delhi before flying down to the backwaters of Kerala where we spent some time relaxing over Ayurveda massages. Keenan then flew to Ahmedabad to visit his dad's side of the family, while I spent a few days with my sister in Hong Kong. I definitely needed a vacation after this action-packed adventure trip through India.
2008 – 2012: Well, this bring us full circle to our transatlantic move to London and the birth of this blog about our travels and life in London. We've traveled to some fantastic places outside of Europe since 2008: Morocco, Turkey, South Africa, Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, Israel, Brazil, and Sri Lanka. At some point, we'll share our top ten list.
So here's to many more adventures and travels to come... except I'll need my new passport to do so. Until then, I'll be doing staycations in the U.K.


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FIM MotoGP World Championship
Sepang, Malaysia
February 4, 2014
Test Results (all on Bridgestone tires):
1. Marc Marquez, Spain (Honda), 2:00.286
2. Valentino Rossi, Italy (Yamaha), 2:00.804
3. Dani Pedrosa, Spain (Honda), 2:00.906
4. Jorge Lorenzo, Spain (Yamaha), 2:01.082
5. Alvaro Bautista, Spain (Honda), 2:01.240
6. Stefan Bradl, Germany (Honda), 2:01.320
7. Aleix Espargaro, Spain (FTR-Yamaha), 2:01.419*
8. Andrea Iannone, Italy (Ducati), 2:01.538
9. Pol Espargaro, Spain (Yamaha), 2:01.634
10. Bradley Smith UK (Yamaha), 2:01.876
11. Colin Edwards, USA (FTR-Yamaha), 2:02.483*
12. Andrea Dovizioso, Italy (Ducati), 2:02.497
13. Michele Pirro, Italy (Ducati), 2:02.552
14. Cal Crutchlow, UK (Ducati), 2:02.860
15. Yonny Hernandez, Colombia (Ducati), 2:02.891*
16. Katsuyuki Nakasuga, Japan (Yamaha), 2:03.126
17. Nicky Hayden, USA (Honda), 2:03.319*
18. Hiroshi Aoyama, Japan (Honda), 2:03.328*
19. Randy De Puniet, France (Suzuki), 2:03.893
20. Kosuke Akiyoshi, Japan (Honda), 2:04.267
21. Scott Redding, UK (Honda), 2:04.431*
22. Hector Barbera, Spain (FTR-Kawasaki), 2:04.922*
23. Mike Di Meglio, France (FTR-Kawasaki), 2:05.825*
24. Broc Parkes, Australia (PBM-Aprilia), 2:05.889*
25. Michael Laverty, UK (PBM-Aprilia), 2:06.070*
26. Karel Abraham, Czech Republic (Honda), 2:06.755*
*=Open Class
More, from a press release issued by Repsol Honda:
At 15h10 Dani went back on track to continue his testing programme which included working on the rear brake, shock, clutch and engine mappings. He completed a further 44 laps, taking his total to 75 (the most of any rider for the day) and set a fastest time of 2'00.906 placing him 3rd on the first day in Malaysia.
Marc rejoined at 16h00 working on engine mappings, clutch and also the new spec Bridgestone rear tyre and remained fastest for the day with a time of 2'00.286 on lap 52 of 62, half a second faster than second place Rossi.
Testing will resume tomorrow at 10h00 local time.
More, from a press release issued by Dorna Communications:
World Champion Marc Marquez topped the timesheets as this week's Sepang Official MotoGP™ Test began today. The Repsol Honda Team rider led the way from Yamaha Factory Racing's Valentino Rossi and Honda team-mate Dani Pedrosa, with leading Open rider Aleix Espargaro seventh for NGM Mobile Forward.
Following the usual break for lunch in the middle of the day, the final of the eight hours saw track temperatures drop which allowed riders to push for quicker lap times. This duly saw Marquez post 2'00.286, half a second up on Rossi as both the Italian and Marquez's team-mate Dani Pedrosa jumped ahead of Jorge Lorenzo's Yamaha in the final minutes of the day. The top six was completed by GO&FUN Honda Gresini's Alvaro Bautista and LCR Honda MotoGP's Stefan Bradl.
At Repsol Honda, this year's RC213V features a larger air intake in an attempt to increase top speeds and improve throttle response on the exit of corners, with Marquez posting the leading effort fresh from historically claiming the title in Valencia last year. In the Yamaha garage, Rossi continued to develop his working relationship with new Crew Chief Silvano Galbusera, who first worked alongside the nine-time World Champion for the post-race test after the final Grand Prix of 2013.
Much attention was on Ducati Team, with talk continuing to circulate that the outfit could elect to race under the new Open regulations this year; this would allow up to 24 litres of fuel as opposed to the 20 of the Factory Options, as well as working on engines during the season and not being limited by the new engine freeze. Also this season, all bikes in the field are running the spec ECU hardware for the first time; however Factory Options are free to use their own software, whereas Opens must adapt the spec software as supplied by Dorna Sports and Magneti Marelli.
The leading Open representative on this occasion was Forward's Aleix Espargaro (seventh position), with Factory Option riders Andrea Iannone (Pramac Racing), Pol Espargaro and Bradley Smith (Monster Yamaha Tech3 team-mates) helping to complete the top ten. Colin Edwards (Forward) overcame early technical difficulties to finish 11th quickest, as Ducati Team filled spots 12 to 14 with Andrea Dovizioso, test rider Michele Pirro and Cal Crutchlow. The leading Honda RCV1000R customer bike was that of 2006 title winner Nicky Hayden (Drive M7 Aspar) in 17th place.
At Paul Bird Motorsport, Michael Laverty (25th position) suffered a frustrating start to proceedings, plagued first by brake problems and then by an engine failure. All teams were present with the exception of IodaRacing, which plans to make its 2014 track debut at the second Sepang test which is to run at the end of the month.
Testing continues at the Sepang International Circuit over the next two days, again running between 10am and 6pm local time (GMT +8).
More, from a press release issued by Ducati Corse:
2014 season gets underway for Ducati Team with first test at Sepang
After a two-month winter break, the 2014 season got underway for the Ducati Team today with the first of three days of IRTA testing at the Sepang circuit in Malaysia. Following a restructuring during the winter months with the arrival of Luigi Dall'Igna as Ducati Corse General Manager and British rider Cal Crutchlow alongside Italy's Andrea Dovizioso, the Bologna-based manufacturer now has to archive a disappointing 2013 season and look to the future with confidence and renewed commitment.
In this pre-season test, the first of three scheduled for Sepang and Phillip Island in the months of February and March, the Italian team's work will revolve around back-to-back comparison tests between the Desmosedici GP14 and the GP13; visually the new model presents revised aerodynamics, both in the front and rear fairings, in addition to improved rider ergonomics and more possibilities for chassis adjustment, as well as several new electronic solutions.
Dovizioso and Crutchlow spent the first day of activity comparing the two bikes and working on general set-up. In particular Dovizioso, entering his second season on the Desmosedici, continued to try the two versions, while the British rider, who stepped aboard the GP13 for the first time at Valencia last November, opted to continue his learning curve in the afternoon solely with the new bike.
The Ducati Test Team was also out on track with Michele Pirro, once again back in his role as test-rider. During the year however the young Italian will also have the chance to take part in at least four rounds of the world championship as a 'wild-card'.
Andrea Dovizioso (Ducati Team #04) – 12th (2m02.497s)
"Today was a bit of a strange day, the first day of testing in Malaysia should not be taken with too much importance because you have to find the right feeling again after months of inactivity. We had a different bike to test, but we were not able to do a lot of laps and test everything we had scheduled. Luckily we've got another couple of days here in Malaysia so it won't be too much of a problem. It was the right decision to start with the 2013 bike to resume where we left off last season, then we immediately switched to the new bike to see the difference, but unfortunately I only managed 27 laps today. I feel sure that things will go a lot better tomorrow."
Cal Crutchlow (Ducati Team #35) – 14th (2m02.860s)
"First and foremost, it was good to be able to get back onto a bike after two and a half months off. We rode the GP13 in the morning and the GP14 in the afternoon, and it's clear we have some work to do because the bikes are not too dissimilar at all. Most of the changes are cosmetic, but the feeling of the bikes is similar. The GP14 enters the corner a bit better, which is what we were looking for. We only used two sets of tyres all day so now it's about building confidence to go faster with this bike. We also had a lot of electronics stuff to try so I never did too many runs in the afternoon. Ducati are definitely working hard and I'm excited about that."
Michele Pirro (Ducati Test Team #51) – 13th (2m02.552s)
"Today we tried to continue the work we started in the two days here last week, when unfortunately I crashed on day 2, so today I had to get the feeling with the bike back again, focussing on some new components. All things considered it was quite a positive day, my lap time wasn't bad but we have to improve and I'm confident we're going in the right direction, but we need more time. Our rivals are in a better shape than we are, and for us it's the first time we've put the bike on the track."
More, from a press release issued by LCR Honda:
BRADL ENDS IN 6th PLACE HIS FIRST DAY OF TEST AT SEPANG
Sepang, 4 February: after a 2-month break the MotoGP riders and Teams descend on Sepang this week to kick off the first test session of 2014 season before the opening race in Qatar in March. LCR Honda MotoGP's Stefan Bradl has commenced three days of action today posting the 6th fastest lap time (2'01.320) riding his RC213V Factory Spec. in typical humid and hot conditions. Bradl took advantage of the ideal conditions lapping the circuit 61 times and getting vital data to fine-tune his 2014 machine.
Stefan Bradl: "I always feel very excited to jump back on my bike after the winter break. The result of this first day is quite positive: I like the 2014 machine and we gained a lot of data to adjust the bike and to come up with the speed. The sixth place is not impressive but we focused in every single aspect of this new bike to improve in some areas like the traction control and the breaking stability. We have found the base set-up and now we start to fine-tune the bike to get a better pace".
Lucio Cecchinello (LCR Team Manager): "It's amazing to see that, after two months of break, all the MotoGP riders are lapping so fast and very close to the circuit lap record. One more time Honda has confirmed its high potential as Pedrosa, Bautista and Bradl are very close up in the standing (we all knew that Marquez would have been extremely competitive). Today we lapped on both bikes to get a first impression and, after the lunch break, we started to chase the best set-up. Personally I am very satisfied about Stefan and the crew's job at the end of the first day".
More, from a press release issued by Cardion AB Motoracing:
Abraham still suffering pain from injury which forced him out of 2013 season
Four months after operation of injured shoulder joint Karel Abraham appears in first MotoGP test of the season 2014. Result´s unsatisfying - the injury which forced Abraham to give up last season still complicating Karel´s ride. Czech rider rode in pain forty-one laps and he held twenty-sixth position with loss 6,469 seconds. He had to be treated in Clinica Mobile after end of the first MotoGP test day.
Karel Abraham
"It is simple: the shoulder still remains as a problem. I'm very disappointed, during working out and even it was fine in motocross trainings the injury now reappears. Honestly, it hurts as hell, especially in extreme positions and under strain. Those forty laps that I made were on limit that could be possible to manage. So back to Clinica Mobile and pray that it will get better during the night. I cannot do more now. But it is clear I will end up at doctors after this testing session. It's a shame because the new Honda RCV1000R bike is perfect and we could do a lot of work today. I'm disappointed "
Marco Grana, Chief Mechanic Cardion AB Motoracing
"We are very satisfied with the bike, Karel feels great on it and we don't have any bigger problem with it. At eight p.m. we are still in garage and we working on it, but it is only due to swop on a new bike, that we do not know. We have only one problem, but enormous- Karel's shoulder. After six months when you are not on the bike it would be always difficult to begin ride fully much less when he is in pain. Karel has biggest problem when he is steering the bike from one side to another, we cannot make more laps, as we wanted. We have to hope that he will feel better tomorrow and we could start over. We have to change strategy, because it has no sense to try reach the most laps possible, because more laps Karel does, more he is tired and the shoulder hurts."
More, from a press release issued by Yamaha Factory Racing:
Sepang (Malaysia), 4th February 2014
After a long winter wait the Yamaha Factory Racing riders were finally back on track today for the first official ride of the 2014 season at the Sepang International circuit in Malaysia. The first day of the three-day IRTA test gave riders Jorge Lorenzo and Valentino Rossi a chance to blow off the cobwebs and stretch their muscles on a bike again as they worked through a number of test items for the 2014 YZR-M1.
Rossi, the first Factory rider to venture out on track, was also the first to find a quicker pace on his M1, slotting quickly into the top three and leading briefly before the lunch break. As the afternoon session continued the Italian was joined by his teammate Lorenzo who moved up into second, just 0.3 off front man Marc Marquez. A flurry of fast laps towards the end of the session re-shuffled the pack a little, Rossi ending the day in second, 0.518 from the top and Lorenzo in fourth, 0.796 seconds from first.
The Yamaha Factory riders were enjoying their 2014 bikes in full livery, featuring recently announced sponsors Eurasian Bank, Fiat Professional and SuisseGas.
The bikes also had a special sticker stating 'Yamaha Lends a Hand to Yolanda Victims' to promote Yamaha's campaign to support victims of the typhoon in the Philippines.
The day's testing was followed by a special press conference hosted by Yamaha Motor, introducing Yamaha's Global 2014 Racing Program. The event was also attended by Takaaki Kimura, Senior Managing Executive Officer and Representative Director of Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd.
Valentino Rossi
2nd / 2'00.804 / 61 laps
"I'm happy about the first day, it's a good start. I feel good and I'm in a good shape. I'm happy because we've been very fast and always stayed in the top three positions. We worked a lot on the bike and on the new stuff to try and improve my problems. We already found something. I'm happy because I feel good with the bike and was able to go into the 2'00 minute mark, that was my target. It's a positive day."
Jorge Lorenzo
4th / 2'01.082 / 47 laps
"As always it's difficult to come back again in a good shape after the Winter, some months without training changes you a lot so the first day is always tough! The bike has changed quite a bit compared to last year. The new regulation of 20 litres fuel allowance makes us change quite a lot of electronics so the bike is not working exactly how I would like. I know we will find a solution in the next two days."
Massimo Meregalli
Team Director
"It has been a good first day, we were able to complete the schedule. We are for sure looking for some adjustments but we were able to get a lot of information and good results. We will study the data now and tomorrow we will proceed with our test schedule."
Wilco Zeelenberg
Team Manager
"The first day is done, we tried many things, some positive and some things also to solve. For sure it's important to start the first day without crashing so we are happy that Jorge got back into his rhythm. Tomorrow we have to solve some problems as it's not completely where we want to be. This is of course testing and we are going in the right direction."
More, from a press release issued by DRIVE M7 Aspar Team:
Nicky Hayden and Hiroshi Aoyama complete over fifty laps apiece on new Honda RCV1000R at first 2014 shakedown
After the end of the winter testing ban the MotoGP riders were finally able to get back out on track today and face off for the first time in 2014 at Sepang, for the first day of preseason tests. With full-time and test riders present there were no fewer than 26 riders on track between 10am and 6pm. Marc Márquez clocked the fastest lap with a 2'00.286, with Valentino Rossi and Dani Pedrosa his closest pursuers but both over half a second behind the reigning World Champion in typically hot and humid conditions at the Malaysian track.
DRIVE M7 Aspar Team kicked off the three-day Sepang session with great excitement as they looked to assess the improvements made to the new Honda RCV1000R since testing it for the first time at Valencia last November. With a new team title sponsor also on board in energy drink brand DRIVE M7 there was fresh look to the machines that Nicky Hayden and Hiroshi Aoyama rode for 56 and 51 laps respectively, with both saving their best until virtually last. Both riders gave positive feedback on the handling of the chassis as they also made good steps with power delivery from the Japanese engine.
17th Nicky Hayden 2.03.319 (56 laps): "To say it's only the first day the pace here is very fast. I was happy to get back on the bike today and even though we have a lot of work ahead I can say that the electronics package is improved from what we used at Valencia, certainly in terms of the power delivery. We have to work on acceleration out of the slow corners but I really like the way this bike handles. The chassis is really stable over the bumps here. After testing a bunch of stuff we got the lap time down at the end of the day but we know this is a completely new project and we have to work hard. We are a long way off the pace at the top, partly because this is such a long track and the difference is more exaggerated. But we will try to chip away and reduce the gap. Tomorrow we will work on finding a bit more grip in corner entry and a few other basic things to try and adapt more to the bike."
More, from a press release issued by Team Suzuki News Service:
SUZUKI MOTOGP SATISFIED WITH SEPANG 1ST DAY The Suzuki MotoGP Test Team completed the opening day of the official MotoGP Tests at Sepang in Malaysia today satisfied with the progress made with its new Magneti Marelli electronic ignition. Test riders Randy De Puniet and Nobuatsu Aoki switched to the new MotoGP system after a few initial runs on the 5,543km circuit with its former ignition system then spent the entire day evaluating and making further adjustments for optimum performance. De Puniet completed 75 laps during the session as the team worked tirelessly to find the best settings, recording his fastest time of 2:03.893ms on his 47th lap. The team has two further days of testing in which it hopes to further develop the new ignition system. Said Suzuki MotoGP Test Team Manager Davide Brivio: "It was a very important day because, after few runs on our usual electronic system, we then switched to the new Magneti Marelli system. Suzuki is busy redesigning the all-new software and today was a kind of first real shakedown for us. "We are quiet satisfied to have already found a good level of performance and we have spent some time on making adjustments. All our staff needs to get experience on this new system and we have to learn how to quickly adjust and use its potential. So, as a first day, it was positive for us and we will continue over the next two days on our set-up and development. But in this Sepang test session, the electronic system development is our priority" Sepang Test Times – Day 1: 1 Marc Marquez (Honda) 2:00.268, 2 Valentino Rossi (Yamaha) 2:00.804, 3 Dani Pedrosa (Honda) 2:00.906, 4 Jorge Lorenzo (Yamaha) 2:01.082, 5 Alvaro Bautista (Honda) 2:01.240, 6 Stefan Bradl (Honda) 2:01.320, 7 Alex Espargaro (Yamaha) 2:01.419, 8 Andrea Iannone (Ducati) 2:01.538, 9 Pol Espargaro (Yamaha) 2:01.634, 10 Bradley Smith (Yamaha) 2:01. 876, 19 Randy De Puniet (Suzuki MotoGP Test Team) 2:03.893.
More, from a press release issued by NGM Mobile Forward Racing:
Very good start for the NGM Mobile Forward Racing at Sepang
The NGM Mobile Forward Racing Team greeted the start of an exciting new season with a productive day of testing at Sepang racetrack followed by the participation to the Yamaha Motorsport Press Conference to present their world racing programme.
It was a good start for Aleix Espargaró on board of the Forward Yamaha FTR. The Spaniard worked mainly on electronics and engine controls. At his debut on the Malaysian track, Aleix found a good feeling and was able to ride with a good rhythm from the morning. He completed 26 laps scoring the 7th best time (2'01.419) at only half a second from the podium.
A small technical issue spoiled Colin Edwards' first day of testing. Obliged to remain in the garage after three laps, Colin was back on track in the afternoon and worked mainly on the chassis to improve his feeling with the front. He completed 26 laps, finishing 11th (2'02.483).
All in all, it was a very positive start for Aleix and Colin, who despite some technical issues worked in the right direction.
Giovanni Cuzari
Team Owner/Media Action CEO
"I'm very happy to start
this new project with Yamaha. We can count on a competitive package and we aim
at finishing in the top ten. I'm very happy to face this new adventure with
Colin and Aleix, together we make a very good team. I'd like to thank Yamaha
for this opportunity and our partners, that have supported us in the past two
years and now it's time to pay them back with some good results. I believe that
the open class represents a step forward to have more competitive bike on the
grid. This season we have the potential to fight for good results and to have a
very good visibility".
Colin Edwards
"I'm looking forward to
this ambitious new project with Forward, Yamaha and FTR. It's nice for me to be back with Yamaha, I have a long history with them, my
first contract with Yamaha USA was in 1986 in Motocross! I'm very happy to
continue with the NGM Mobile Forward Racing Team. In just a few years, the team
has progressed a lot and this new season represents a big step forward. Looking
at the package, I don't see why we cannot be competitive and teaming up with
Aleix gives me an extra motivation. Regarding this first day of testing, all in
all it was positive even if I had some technical issues and I could ride only
in the afternoon. We focused on the chassis to improve the front feeling and
tomorrow we will continue working in this direction".
Aleix Espargaro
"I'm really excited to
start this new adventure with the NGM Mobile Forward Racing Team. We have a
very good package and I aim at fighting with the factory riders. The bike is competitive
and we have high expectations. Today we worked mainly on electronics and engine
controls. I was comfortable on the bike from the morning and I could ride with
a good rhythm. We did only 26 laps but we collect good data and I'm confident
because we are working in the right direction".
More, from a press release issued by Monster Yamaha Tech 3:
start for Monster Yamaha Tech3's Smith and Espargaro at Sepang
Monster Yamaha Tech3
Team kicked off its preparation for the upcoming 2014 MotoGP
World Championship at the Sepang International Circuit, Malaysia today. After
over 80 days away from their Yamaha YZF M1's, both Bradley Smith and Pol Espargaro, could
not wait to get back on the 5,543 km long track which welcomed the MotoGP
family with perfect weather conditions.
was the first of nine test days in Malaysia and Qatar, before the first race
which starts on March 23rd on the floodlit track in Doha,
also marked the first outing this year in the MotoGP class for rookie Pol Espargaro, and the
start of a second year campaign for Bradley
Smith with the Monster Yamaha Tech3 Team.
Moto2 world champion Espargaro,
used the day to further familiarize himself with the Monster Yamaha Tech3
YZF-M1 MotoGP bike, and quickly set a consistent rhythm, completing 48 laps in
total. Having previously ridden the YZF – M1 only once before, the
Spanish rider explored different set ups and electronic options, before posting
a personal best lap time of 2.01,634 min during the final stages of the test,
as the track temperature dropped.
who returns to the Monster
Yamaha Tech3 squad for his second year in the MotoGP class,
pushed forward from his positive post season test in Valencia last year. The
young British rider completed 55 laps on his new 2014 spec Yamaha YZF M1,
experimenting with the behaviour of his bike with different electronic
settings. Smith
finished the first of the three test days in tenth position, with a fastest lap
of 2.01,876 min and a gap of less than eight tenths from Yamaha rider Jorge Lorenzo.
The second session of testing will resume
tomorrow at 10.00am (local time - +8 GMT) at the Sepang International circuit.
Pol Espargaro, 9th - 2:01.634
"It has been emotional today to be back on the bike and I'm really happy with how we kicked of the preparations to my first MotoGP season. Of course at this stage, my main aim has to be to learn as much as possible about the Yamaha YZF M1 and not to push it to its absolute limit. Compared to Valencia, I found it more difficult to find the right line on this track as everything is bigger and wider. But my gap to the fastest rider is similar to Valencia and the track is 1,5km longer so I have to be happy with the progress we made. For tomorrow, I really hope that it's not as hot as today as the conditions are really demanding and especially with the bigger bike it's hard to keep the concentration always at its maximum. I will continue trying different set up and electronic solutions with the aim to reduce to gap to front steadily"
Bradley Smith, 10th - 2:01.876
of all it has been a big pleasure to be back on track and I have to admit that
especially after the promising result in Valencia the winter seasonlt really
long and I was definitely looking forward to be back on the bike. All in all
the day has been positive. Physically I felt much better than last year at this
stage, so I'm happy my training seems to have paid off. I also feel very
comfortable with the set up of the bike but due to the regulation changes the
electronic system is different and we spent the whole day working on it, to
make the bike feel it bit more like mine. In generally I'm really happy with
how we started today, the majority of my laps was faster than last year as we
did a lot of 2.01's, but we clearly have to improve during the next two days as
the gap to Jorge and Valentino is quite big"
More, from a press release issued by Honda:
Honda's Marquez fastest on day one at Sepang, Pedrosa
MotoGP World Champion Marc Marquez (Repsol Honda
RC213V) started 2014 as he finished last season – at the
front of the pack on the first day of preseason testing at Sepang, Malaysia.
Team-mate Dani Pedrosa (Repsol Honda RC213V) also made a fast start, with third
quickest time of the day.
It was a busy day at Sepang, with 26 riders testing their
2014 machinery, including the four men who will race Honda's all-new RCV1000R
production racer.
Marquez was in typically impressive form. His best lap
was more than a second inside his own lap record, established at last October's
Malaysian GP, and less than three tenths outside his own pole position record,
also from last October. The Spaniard set his fastest time towards the end of
the day, when track temperatures had dropped slightly. After starting out with
his 2013 machine he switched to his 2014 RC213V, which is a logical development
of last year's bike that won the riders', constructors' and teams' world titles. The only easily visible
difference between the two machines is a larger air scoop in the fairing nose,
designed to improve top speed and offer better throttle response on corner
It was on this bike that Marquez went fastest, after some
careful set-up work on engine mapping, the clutch and Bridgestone's new rear
slick. His closest opponent was seven-time MotoGP World Champion Valentino
Rossi (Yamaha) who was 0.518 seconds down.
Pedrosa also worked hard, completing more laps than anyone
else. He too got on well with the 2014 RC213V, focusing his efforts on fine-tuning the rear
shock and rear brake, the clutch and engine mapping. The former 125 and 250
World Champion moved ahead of former MotoGP champ Jorge Lorenzo (Yamaha) during
the final stages of the day. His best lap was half a second faster than his
best lap in last October's Malaysian Grand Prix and only two tenths off his
best qualifying lap at that event.
Honda satellite rider Alvaro Bautista (GO&FUN Honda
Gresini RC213V) ended the day full of confidence after going fifth fastest,
less than a second off Marquez's pace. The Spaniard quickly found a good rhythm
and got to grips with his 2014 machine.
Sixth was fellow Honda satellite rider Stefan Bradl (LCR
Honda RC213V), making it four RC213Vs in the top six, suggesting that the Honda
Racing Corporation's winter of toil will pay dividends in 2014. Like his fellow
RC213V riders, Bautista got back into the groove on his 2013 machine, then
switched to his new bike, enabling him to make direct comparisons.
Today was a historic day for Honda, with the company
commencing its 2014 testing programme with the new RCV1000R, a limited-edition
production machine designed to give non-factory riders a better chance of
competing closer to the front of the MotoGP pack. Following some promising test
outings last year with former World Champion Casey Stoner on board, the
RCV1000R was fully in the hands of its four 2014 riders for the first time
Team-mates Nicky Hayden (Drive M7 Aspar Honda RCV1000R) and Hiroshi Aoyama (Drive M7 Aspar Honda
RCV1000R) were the best-placed RCV1000R riders in 17th and 18th positions.
Hayden – who won the 2006 MotoGP title on a Honda RC211V – and former 250 World
Champion Aoyama are happy with progress so far, though they know they have some
work to do to get this brand-new machine working at peak performance for the
season-opening Grand Prix in Qatar on March 23.
Scott Redding (GO&FUN Honda Gresini RCV1000R) is
Honda's only MotoGP rookie this year, graduating from the Moto2 class. The
youngster is still hurting from a wrist injury suffered at the end of last
season but was delighted with his first full day on the RCV1000R. Tomorrow the
Briton will focus on electronics set-up and braking performance.
Karel Abraham (Cardion AB Honda RCV1000R) was 26th
quickest, struggling with the shoulder injury that forced him to make an early
end to his 2013 season.
Day two of this three-day test will commence tomorrow at
10am local time.
Honda rider quotes
Marc Marquez (Repsol Honda): 1st, 2m 00.286s "I'm happy
with how this first day went and to have achieved my goal of regaining my
feeling on the bike. Of course, at the start I was a little stiff, but
gradually I was able to pick up the pace. Today I tested the new rear tyre from
Bridgestone and it felt similar to last year.
Tomorrow we will continue with our plan: testing out the
set-up and beginning to draw conclusions from our findings. We put in a lot of
laps today and I'm sure that tomorrow I will feel it; even though we train in
the gym over the winter, here you work your muscles in a different way."
Dani Pedrosa (Repsol Honda): 3rd, 2m 00.906s "It was a
very long, hard day. We put in a lot of laps and despite us being fresh as it's
the first day, I'm sure that tomorrow I'll be feeling it!
It was fun, as I had not been on the bike for a long time
and was curious to see how I would feel after my operation last year. In
general things went well and we focused on trying out rear brakes, clutch and
engine mapping. Tomorrow we will work on the chassis and the new tyres. The
bike seems very similar to last year's model; we still need more time to work
on things, but it appears as if there are no huge differences required in terms
of riding style."
Alvaro Bautista (GO&FUN Honda Gresini): 5th, 2m
01.240s "It's been a very positive first day of testing!
It was nice to be back on a MotoGP bike after nearly
three months of winter break. In the first laps I had to regain confidence with
the bike, re-activate the mechanisms and find the right references, but to be
honest it took me not too long, because I immediately found myself at ease with
the new RC213V. Today I focused basically on regaining the right rhythm,
without working on bike set-up. Tomorrow we will begin to work on the
suspension together with Showa, who have brought some new parts, and also on
the Nissin brakes, testing different kind of brakes to improve the braking.
Speaking about the new RC213V, I loved it: I think the package of chassis,
engine and suspension is already very good, an excellent base on which to work
ahead of the first race."
Stefan Bradl (LCR Honda): 6th, 2m 01.320s "I always feel
very excited to jump back on my bike after the winter break. The result of this
first day is quite positive: I like the 2014 machine and we gained a lot of
data to adjust the bike and to come up with the speed. The sixth place is not
impressive but we focused in every single aspect of this new bike to improve in
some areas like traction control and braking stability. We have found the base
set-up and now we start to fine-tune the bike to get a better pace."
Nicky Hayden (Drive M7 Aspar Honda): 17th, 2m 03.319s
"We'd like to be quicker and closer to the front but it's early days yet. The
guys are working hard and we have improved the electronics a lot since Valencia
– we've smoothed out a few flat spots which has helped a lot, but we still need
to improve the acceleration – that's our focus.
Tomorrow we've also got some stuff to try on the
Scott Redding (GO&FUN Honda Gresini): 21st, 2m 04.431
"This first day of testing was good, I was really happy to ride again at full
strength, without physical problems, although it was hard for me to ride all
day because of the weather conditions.
The bike was working well, I like riding it, but we need
to improve on the electronic and braking.
Tomorrow we will focus on chassis set-up, in order to
make the bike turn better."
Karel Abraham (Cardion AB Honda RCV1000R): 26th, 2m
06.755s "It is simple: the shoulder still remains a problem. I'm very
disappointed, because during working out and even in motocross training it was
fine, but now the injury reappears. Honestly, it hurts like hell, especially in
extreme positions and under strain. Those 40 laps that I made were on limit
that I could manage. So I go back to the Clinica Mobile and pray that it will
get better during the night. I cannot do more now. But it is clear I will end
up at doctors after this testing session. It's a shame because the new Honda
RCV1000R bike is perfect and we could do a lot of work today. I'm


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