With Carlos Checa already at Estoril, it was Max Biaggi who lead yesterday’s second day of testing at the Motorland Aragon circuit.
The Italian with his 2011 Aprilia shaved off a big 7 tenths from his Wednesday times and headed the unofficial time charts with a best lap of 1’58″7 and getting within four tenths of second from Checa’s best time.
Four riders ended up with the same lap times for second place, but five tenths from Biaggi.
Michel Fabrizio tested the new front tires that Pirelli will be bringing in next year, Troy Corser used both the updated 2010 version and the new 2011 BMW, while Noriyiki Haga has a small crash during the afternoon session, and Tom Sykes continued his testing of the new Ninja.
Leon Camier was just a tenth of a second of the four riders, while Leon Haslam is still coming to grips with the 2011 BMW S 1000RR and has yet to break the 2 minute mark.
Friday will be the last scheduled day of testing.
Unofficial test times- Day 2:1.
Biaggi (Aprilia Alitalia) 1′58″72.
Fabrizio (Suzuki Alstare) 1′59″22.
Corser (BMW) 1′59″22.
Haga (Aprilia Pata Racing) 1′59″22.
Sykes (Kawasaki) 1′59″26.
Camier (Aprilia Alitalia) 1′59″37.
Haslam (BMW) 2′00″08.
Fuijwara (Kawasaki) 2′00″2
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