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STONER IN POLE, PORTO IS FIFTH Casey Stoner (Carrera Sunglasses LCR) confirmed him as one of the the strongest riders in the season conquering the provisional pole position on the Ricardo Tormo Circuit in Valencia. The Australian rider has done his pole with the time 1\''36\''143, detaching of only 2 millesimis the World Champion Daniel Pedrosa. ''I feel well, the motorbike goes strong and I has not had particular difficulties - said Stoner - this morning it seemed only we had some sliding problem but now everything has gone to the best and I succeeded in making the pole position. I am satisfied but tomorrow we will need to defend the position looking forward to Sunday I’ll be able to make a beautiful competition.'' Fifth time and second provisional line for Sebastian Porto (Aprilia Aspar 250) with the his 1\''36\''522. ''I don\''t believe has gone badly - said Sebastian - I am alone to 3 tenth from the pole. Tomorrow we will have a whole turn to progress, the motorbike it goes strong but something still misses us, we are on the correct road to be able to make a beautiful competition Sunday however.'' Always in second line we also find the teammate of Porto, Randy De Puniet, seventh with the time 1\''36\''688. ''Despite the position, I believe that has not gone badly today - said Randy - sinned only for the error done in my last good lap, surely I would be been able to be more before. Surely I can be tomorrow some more position on, we are busy some job in the tests of the morning but Sunday in competition aimed to win.'' Some problems for Alex De Angelis (MS Aprilia Italia Corse) he closes this first qualifying session in tenth position. The rider from San Marino has been protagonist of two crashes that has not allowed him to improve the his 1\''37\''243. ''I don\''t succeed in driving as I want - you/he/she has said Alex - we still have to work to fund to find a correct debugging, but tomorrow we can certainly go stronger.''
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