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ASIA ROAD RACING CHAMPIONSHIP Rd 3 MADRAS, INDIA 2011

Yamaha Racing Team Indonesia reap good results in Supersport class Asia Road Racing Championship round 3 were held at the Circuit Madras India (07/08).
Aaron Morris get on third podium in race two, meanwhile Doni Tata finish in Top 5 for both of race. Good progress on a Yamaha Indonesia Racing Team already appears since qualifying session. Where Doni able to managed on 4 position to start the race, meanwhile Aaron Morris the Australian rider adequate on third spot.
Unfortunately Aaron Morris failed to reach the podium in race one. Aaron is targeting to reach the podium just have to settle for finishing in 9 position. These all mistakes made by Aaron at the starting grid, which make it easy for another rider to over take his position.
Doni Tata able to maintain his position and finished fourth in first race. Doni should be able and join the battle with three riders who leading the race. But a serious accident experienced by Michael E. Jones, until racing must stopped in lap 10.
Both of Yamaha Indonesia Racing Team riders managed and make a good start in race 2. Unfortunately Aaron lost position in first lap. Azlan Shah Kamaruzaman the Malaysia rider could precede Aaron. But Azlan mistakes can also be utilized Aaron to achieve his first podium in ARRC series.
Doni Tata also get a barrage of pressure from senior riders in second race. Katsuaki Fujiwara and Toshiyuki Hamaguchi successfully carry out attacks against Doni. Until finally Hamaguchi able to win the fight and finish in front of Doni.

Doni Tata :
India round was pretty difficult race for me. I had fallen in first free practice session, lucky not injured. At first race I was optimistic and able reach the podium position. Unfortunately one of the Australian rider Michael E. Jones had an accident. So that the red flag should be hoisted. If race wasn't stopped I believe i could achieve a podium position at the time.
Aaron Morris :
This my first time race in Madras Circuit, at the same time also my first podium in ARRC series. Circuit conditions make a level of challenge for me especially are not too wide. We have to change the suspension set up repeatedly, until i felt the bike comfortable into the corner. I'm glad our hard work was successful and ended on the podium.
Race 1 Supersport 600cc (Top Ten)
1. Decha Kraisat (THA/Yamaha Thailand Racing/Yamaha) 15:49,209
2. Azlan Shah Kamaruzaman (MAS/Boon Siew Honda Racing Malaysia/Honda) +0,296
3. Md. Zamri Baba (MAS/Petronas Yamaha Malaysia/Yamaha) +0,405
4. Doni Tata Pradita (INA/Yamaha Indonesia Racing/Yamaha) +1,276
5. Cru Halliday (AUS/Yamaha Yamalube ASH TJM KYT/Yamaha) +1,083
6. Katsuaki Fujiwara (JPN/Manual-Tech BEET Kawasaki Racing/Kawasaki) +1,083
7. Hafizh Syahrin Abdullah (MAS/Petronas Syntium Moto Yamaha Raceline/Yamaha) +1,542
8. Yusuke Teshima (JPN/Suzuki Pilipinas/Suzuki) +0,409
9. Aaron Morris (AUS/Yamaha Indonesia Racing/Yamaha) +1,88
10. Md. Suhadi Ali Rahmat (MAS/Boon Siew Honda Racing Malaysia/Honda) +1,231
Race 2 Supersport 600cc
1. Decha Kraisat (THA/Yamaha Thailand Racing/Yamaha) 28.06,919
2. Md. Zamri Baba (MAS/Petronas Yamaha Malaysia/Yamaha) +1,017
3. Aaron Morris (AUS/Yamaha Indonesia Racing/Yamaha) +0,138
4. Toshiyuki Hamaguchi (JPN/Moto-Rev India/Yamaha) +0,767
5. Doni Tata Pradita (INA/Yamaha Indonesia Racing/Yamaha) +2,045
6. Katsuaki Fujiwara (JPN/Manual-Tech BEET Kawasaki Racing/Kawasaki) +1,906
7. Md. Emir Fidaus Hasan (MAS/Boon Siew Honda Racing Malaysia/Honda) +9,334
8. Hafizh Syahrin Abdullah (MAS/Petronas Syntium Moto Yamaha Raceline/Yamaha) +2,029
9. Md. Suhadi Ali Rahmat (MAS/Boon Siew Honda Racing Malaysia/Honda) +4,250
10. Yusuke Teshima (JPN/Suzuki Pilipinas/Suzuki) +4,988
Rider Championship Supersport 600cc (Top Ten)
1#37/Katsuaki Fujiwara/JPN/Manual-Tech BEET Kawasaki Racing/Kawasaki/114.5
2#25/Azlan Shah Kamaruzaman/MAS/Boon Siew Honda Racing Malaysia/Honda/84
3#52/Md. Zamri Baba/MAS/Petronas Yamaha Malaysia/Yamaha/65
4#7/Doni Tata Pradita/INA/Yamaha Indonesia Racing/Yamaha/59.5
5#24/Decha Kraisat/THA/Yamaha Thailand Racing/Yamaha/57.5
6#64/Toshiyuki Hamaguchi/JPN/Moto-Rev India/Yamaha/47
7#46/Michael E. Jones/AUS/Petronas Syntium Moto Yamaha Raceline/Yamaha/45.5
8#162/M. Fadli/INA/Manual-Tech BEET Kawasaki Racing/43.5
9#21/Aaron Morris/AUS/Yamaha Indonesia Racing/39
10#26/Ahmad Fuad Baharudin/MAS/BIKE A.R.T Kawasaki Racing/35.5
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