2008 Vallelunga Superbike World Championship Round - Supersport Race Classification

Supersport Race Classification

Pos No Rider Bike Laps Time Grid Points
1 65 Jonathan Rea Honda CBR600RR 22 36:48.656 3 25
2 23 Broc Parkes Yamaha YZF-R6 22 +2.971 1 20
3 50 Eugene Laverty Yamaha YZF-R6 22 +6.461 7 16
4 26 Joan Lascorz Honda CBR600RR 22 +7.135 6 13
5 77 Barry Veneman Suzuki GSX-R600 22 +10.945 2 11
6 127 Robbin Harms Honda CBR600RR 22 +14.412 9 10
7 69 Gianluca Nannelli Honda CBR600RR 22 +14.557 4 9
8 83 Didier van Keymeulen Suzuki GSX-R600 22 +19.286 10 8
9 8 Mark Aitchinson Triumph 675 22 +23.854 11 7
10 41 Josh Hayes Honda CBR600RR 22 +31.193 12 6
11 47 Ivan Clementi Triumph 675 22 +31.327 14 5
12 25 Josh Brookes Honda CBR600RR 22 +39.771 19 4
13 17 Miguel Praia Honda CBR600RR 22 +40.957 16 3
14 123 Terence Toti Suzuki GSX-R600 22 +41.196 15 2
15 105 Gianluca Vizziello Honda CBR600RR 22 +41.337 18 1
16 11 Russel Holland Honda CBR600RR 22 +43.421 13
17 55 Massimo Roccoli Yamaha YZF-R6 22 +44.790 20
18 21 Katsuaki Fujiwara Kawasaki ZX-6R 22 +45.564 17
19 44 David Salom Yamaha YZF-R6 22 +54.098 21
20 126 Chris Martin Kawasaki ZX-6R 22 +58.063 25
21 81 Graeme Gowland Honda CBR600RR 22 +1:01.773 22
22 7 Patrik Vostárek Honda CBR600RR 22 +1:16.595 27
23 10 David Perret Honda CBR600RR 22 +1:16.917 31
24 124 Jeremy Crowe Yamaha YZF-R6 22 +1:17.279 24
25 34 Balázs Németh Honda CBR600RR 22 +1:17.539 30
26 117 Denis Sacchetti Honda CBR600RR 22 +1:28.143 32
27 42 Alex Cudlin Triumph 675 22 +1:29.485 34
Ret 88 Andrew Pitt Honda CBR600RR 18 Accident 5
Ret 30 Jorg Gunther Honda CBR600RR 11 Retirement 28
Ret 14 Mathieu Lagrive Honda CBR600RR 9 Retirement 8
Ret 35 Giuseppe Barone Honda CBR600RR 8 Retirement 29
Ret 45 Andrea Zappa Triumph 675 7 Retirement 33
Ret 199 Danilo dell'Omo Honda CBR600RR 6 Retirement 23
Ret 4 Lorenzo Alfonsi Honda CBR600RR 5 Retirement 26

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