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1. De Puniet is a definite non-starter for next Sunday's US Grand Prix after sustaining a broken left tibia and fibula.
2. De Puniet was consistently fast all day today his best lap one second better than his best race lap yesterday. (Web site)
3. De Puniet was slightly more lucky than Rossi, as the Frenchman did not suffer a compound fracture, the bone not breaking the skin and risking infection.
4. Puniet is currently 7th in the overall standings in the MotoGP. He is hoping to return by mid-August.
5. De Puniet was physically unable to retake the grid, having sustained fractures in his left tibia and fibula in the incident.

Hopkins

1. Behind Hopkins, Randy de Puniet put in another strong showing to finish 6th, despite still suffering with a knee injury. (Web site)

Year

1. Kawasaki rider, Frenchman Randy de Puniet has signed a two-year contract with LCR Honda and will be joining the satellite Honda MotoGP team next year. (Web site)
2. Q: Your teammate this year is another French rider, the emerging MotoGP star Randy de Puniet. (Web site)

Best Time

1. With 22 minutes to go, Dani Pedrosa took 3rd spot from de Puniet, and a minute later, Valentino Rossi improved on his best time so far.

Third Row

1. Randy De Puniet (LCR Honda) was happy to be in the middle of the third row after his own fall, his coming in the morning free practice. (Web site)

Best

1. Randy de Puniet secured the best finish of his career with a knee the size of a melon. (Web site)
2. De Puniet has been the best of the pair, but, as he demonstrated by crashing out of the Le Mans race whilst in the lead, still makes too many mistakes. (Web site)
3. Frenchman Randy de Puniet will not be best pleased if it does turn damp. (Web site)

Bike

1. Kawasaki expect good things from de Puniet this year, and if he can keep the bike out of the kitty litter, he could cause a few upsets this year. (Web site)
2. We have long known that de Puniet can be fast, but that's never been his problem: his problem is staying on the bike. (Web site)

Qualifying

1. Randy de Puniet (LCR Honda) had high expectations of another good result after setting an impressive pace in qualifying. (Web site)

Fastest Lap

1. Eleventh man Toseland was now setting the fastest lap and he scorched past riders, including Vermeulen and de Puniet, to pop up in seventh. (Web site)

Bikes

1. Honda's Alex De Angelis of San Marino and his French team mate Randy De Puniet fell off their bikes and did not finish the race. (Web site)

Ride

1. Casey Stoner switched to 125cc class to partner Cecchinello, while French rider Randy de Puniet was recruited to ride in 250cc.
2. His teammate, on the other hand, is MotoGP rookie Randy de Puniet who will be learning to ride the big Kwack at these initial tests. (Web site)

Places

1. On lap 3, de Angelis was past Marco Melandri and Randy de Puniet, and a lap later, he had gained two more places, and was in the midst of the fight for 7th. (Web site)

Fifth Place

1. Top Honda rider was LCR's Randy de Puniet in fifth place, despite the Frenchman feeling unwell.

Fifth

1. The top Honda rider was LCR's Randy de Puniet in fifth (+1.186sec), with Repsol Honda's Andrea Dovizioso one place behind the Frenchman.
2. Frenchman Randy de Puniet has enjoyed the two-week break more than most after his brave ride into fifth at Barcelona on the Kawasaki. (Web site)
3. The third Honda was that of LCR rider Randy de Puniet, fifth, and then came Tech 3 Yamaha man Edwards. (Web site)

Ninth

1. Kawasaki's Randy de Puniet took sixth, while Colin Edwards in ninth and Melandri in tenth rounded off the top ten positions on Philip Island.
2. De Puniet had been hoping for better than ninth after another impressive qualifying display had put him sixth on the grid. (Web site)
3. De Puniet claimed the final spot on the third row of the grid with a spirited ride to ninth. (Web site)

Final Lap

1. When West was launched out of the seat at Coppice on the final lap the race belonged to de Puniet. (Web site)

Working

1. Randy de Puniet (#14) in the middle of the front row wheelied, and lost momentum while working to bring the bike under control. (Web site)
2. LCR Honda teamster Randy De Puniet continued working with the Ohlins suspension today in combination with the latest development tyres from Bridgestone. (Web site)

Spies

1. With three laps to go Hayden and Spies both managed to pass De Puniet, and Stoner scented the chance to get in the hunt.

Gravel

1. The session was immediately red flagged as Randy de Puniet quickly followed Spies into the gravel.
2. Except, that is, when Randy de Puniet persists in his unfortunate habit of throwing his satellite-spec Honda RC212V into the gravel. (Web site)

Back

1. Once passed by Melandri, Randy de Puniet had quickly ceded half a second to the leaders, and could not claw it back, try as he might. (Web site)
2. Team LCR Randy de Puniet Contract for 2009 The most cash-stricken team in the paddock will be back next year, after renewing with Randy de Puniet.
3. Vermeulen and Edwards dropped back a bit, and now the Yamaha rider made another pass just before de Strubben, leaving Chris to the advances of de Puniet. (Web site)

Pushing

1. Behind Rossi, de Puniet was still pushing hard. (Web site)
2. West's arrival at Kawasaki has also inspired Randy de Puniet, pushing the young Frenchman to better things.
3. He was pushing de Puniet when he let off the brakes too early and the front end washed away on the 14th lap. (Web site)

Elias

1. He then improved this to 1m 42.945s as Nicky moved to second quickest ahead of Stoner, Elias and the resilient De Puniet.

Spaniard

1. The Spaniard, currently second in the championship, qualified third, 0.152 seconds behind de Puniet. (Web site)
2. Setting the second best time of the day behind Randy De Puniet, the Spaniard slid off at Turn 11, injuring his right hand.

Seventh

1. French rider Randy de Puniet, on a Honda, took seventh, with a time of 1min 56.358sec, just over a second off pole position pace.
2. The speed enabled him to catch Randy De Puniet by lap 21 for eighth and close in on Dovizioso in seventh.
3. Rossi is chasing his seventh victory this weekend and he was ahead of Randy de Puniet on the LCR Honda. (Web site)

Good Start

1. The Finn made a good start to the original race which was red flagged after a crash for Randy de Puniet, and then crashed at turn one once it was restarted.
2. I thought I had a good start and was fifth or sixth when Valentino got tangled with Randy de Puniet and he crashed.

Pace

1. At first, Kawasaki's Randy de Puniet tagged on the back of this group, but could not quite hold the pace, dropping off the back as the race progressed. (Web site)
2. More importantly, de Puniet has shown a newfound maturity by scoring points in every race, which has put him on pace for a best ever championship finish.
3. This saw Randy de Puniet going out the track and Marco Melandri not being able to keep the pace with the other competitors. (Web site)

Second Place

1. By the end of lap one he was up to second place and then entered into a battle with Randy De Puniet which lasted for almost the entire race.
2. In second place was Kawasaki rider Randy de Puniet (taking his first MotoGP podium finish…), followed by Honda Gresini man Toni Elias in third place. (Web site)
3. Behind him, Dovizioso and France's Randy De Puniet were vying for second place with Nicky Hayden pressing. (Web site)

Edwards

1. The trio of Edwards, de Puniet and Hayden were all catching Dovi, and on his tail as they entered the first corner, not close enough to attempt a pass. (Web site)
2. Of course, de Puniet and Edwards were suffering the exact same problems as Dovizioso. (Web site)
3. Then a gap from Stoner back to Edwards, who had Randy de Puniet and Nicky Hayden crawling all over his tail.

Qatar

1. However, that consistency only got de Puniet to 11th at Motegi, after a 10th spot at Qatar.

Top

1. Kawasaki 's Randy de Puniet took turns at the top of the timing charts with local boy Sete Gibernau, fanning the hopes of the local fans.

Top Ten

1. Randy de Puniet will start ninth and Loris Capirossi using a new frame closes the top ten.

Silverstone

1. Randy de Puniet once again proved that his result from the Silverstone was not coincidence, taking second position on the starting grid.
2. De Puniet looked like the favorite to take pole at Silverstone, the LCR Honda rider impressing throughout the session. (Web site)

Podium

1. Randy de Puniet (LCR Honda RC212V) will be looking to go one better than he did at Jerez last year, when he finished just one place off the podium. (Web site)
2. Another dark horse for at least a podium finish could be Frenchman Randy De Puniet who is sixth in the Championship, just six points behind Hayden.
3. The favorite candidate for the second Tech 3 seat at the moment is Randy de Puniet, his status reaffirmed by the podium he scored at Donington.

Track

1. Like Pedrosa, Stoner and de Puniet picked up exactly where they left off last year by both throwing their bikes down the track.
2. Randy De Puniet ran off track after recording his fastest time of the qualifying period, and elected against another attempt at bettering his marker.
3. Pedrosa had the inside line out of Turn 1, but Randy de Puniet drew level on the faster outside line out, having started from the other side of the track. (Web site)

Jerez

1. Honda 's French Randy de Puniet gestures in the pits during the Moto GP qualifying session at Jerez de la Frontera's circuit on May 1, 2010.

Front

1. Elias kept the closest to them as Sebastian Porto and Randy de Puniet (both Aprilia) also stayed in the hunt at the front. (Web site)
2. Randy de Puniet put himself in front of two champions, Rossi in 5th and Stoner in 6th.
3. On the final lap it was Stoner in front, but de Puniet then snatched the lead going into turn one before Stoner took the initiative again. (Web site)

First Lap

1. Randy de Puniet had slipped down the field, from 4th on the first lap to finish the race in 8th.
2. Pedrosa was taken out by Randy de Puniet on the very first lap, while Hayden, who was lucky to escape that pileup, finished in 13th spot. (Web site)
3. Putting Vermeulen's performance into perspective, De Puniet had his boot come open on the first lap, forcing him to slow to close it up again.

Fourth

1. The 22-year-old soon made up one place however and then Randy de Puniet crashed, elevating him to fourth at the end of the first lap. (Web site)
2. Randy de Puniet and Andrea Dovizioso ended fourth and fifth respectively with former world champion Casey Stoner down in sixth position. (Web site)
3. Compatriot Nicky Hayden was edged into fourth with Casey Stoney fifth, a place ahead of Frenchman Randy de Puniet with Dani Pedrosa trailing in eighth. (Web site)

Fourth Place

1. I am sorry to have lost the fourth place because it was a reality today." Randy De Puniet, LCR Honda: 9th. (Web site)
2. Fourth place and his best result of the campaign so far went to de Puniet after yet another impressive ride on the satellite RC212V of the LCR Honda team. (Web site)

Leg

1. The original race was red flagged after a crash for Randy de Puniet, which resulted in a broken left leg for the Frenchman.
2. The race was red flagged for 25 minutes for cleanup while de Puniet was taken in for an examination which found he had broken his left leg.
3. The original race was brought to an immediate halt when Frenchman Randy de Puniet crashed and broke his leg on Lap 9.

Row

1. De Puniet has finished the last 4 races in a row, his longest streak of the year. (Web site)
2. Randy de Puniet come home in 15th, but more importantly, finished his 5th race in a row.
3. All six premier class Honda riders are in the top ten qualifying positions with Randy de Puniet (LCR Honda RC212V) heading row two as fourth fastest rider.

Grid

1. Randy de Puniet (LCR Honda RC212V) was today's second best Honda qualifier, securing a place on the second row of the grid during a determined final run.
2. Randy de Puniet was fifth quickest on the LCR Honda as Rizla Suzuki's Loris Capirossi rounded off the second row of the grid.
3. Lorenzo's best lap of 1:34.515 was 0.282 quicker than Frenchman Randy De Puniet, second on the grid for the second race in a row, on the non-works LCR Honda. (Web site)

Riding

1. Frenchman Randy de Puniet, riding a Honda, was eighth at 1.580sec. (Web site)
2. Unlucky Randy de Puniet (LCR Honda) was 13th fastest, riding in some discomfort after breaking bones in his left ankle last Saturday. (Web site)
3. After his podium triumph last time out at Donington, Randy de Puniet had turned to training, unfortunately breaking a leg while riding a motocross bike.

Rider

1. The only rider to crash in the MotoGP race was second placed qualifier Randy de Puniet, who collided with poleman Chris Vermeulen halfway through the race.
2. And in Randy de Puniet, Team Kawasaki has a rider who can ride the new bike fast. (Web site)
3. Forced to pick up his bike to avoid Rossi's Yamaha, de Puniet collided with the rider on his outside and ended his race in the gravel trap.

Lorenzo

1. At the second turn he overtook De Puniet and, moments later did the same to Lorenzo, managing an ephemeral leadership which only lasted a few more turns.

Casey Stoner

1. Last year, Randy de Puniet was the only rider to have crashed more often than Casey Stoner. (Web site)
2. The weight of expectation lay heavily on Randy de Puniet, Casey Stoner and Dani Pedrosa. (Web site)
3. Casey Stoner, the 2007 title winner, finished just behind his teammate Hayden, with Frenchman Randy de Puniet in sixth. (Web site)

Motogp

1. As long as Randy de Puniet is employed in MotoGP, Dorna will not be very interested in subsidizing a rider merely because of his French passport.
2. Frenchman Randy de Puniet is back for his fourth season in MotoGP and second for the LCR Honda team. (Web site)
3. At the MotoGP, he will get the chance to ride an LCR Honda machine, which Puniet was able to consistently put in the top ten.

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