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Max Manzo gave Aprilia more reason to smile by finishing third overall in S1, marking the first podium finish for rilia in the big-bike class. passed him for the lead. Delepine recovered and went on to win, with Husky teammate Lazzarini second and Manzo a pretty close third. VDB started from far behind and eventually finished in sixth place. Hiemer suffered more bad luck and was only able to muster a 10th-place finish, which cost him the points lead. S2 The S2 class should be a pretty embattled division with just two rounds remaining - there was supposed to be three rounds left, but the Spanish GP at Finestrat has been canceled. After Jesolo, the top four riders are so close that anything can happen before the championship is over. The first three riders - Husqvarna's Adrien Chareyre, Husqvarna's Seel and Red Bull KTM's Chambon - are really close, but the fourth, Aprilia's Bolley, is not out of the picture either, thanks to his overall win at the Mediterranean GP. The first moto began with Bolley leading the pack, while Seel immediately made a mistake and fell back. Seel's race didn't last long after that, since he went down pretty hard in the fast chicane before the finish line a few laps later. Bolley kept his lead until he made an error that opened the door to Massimo Beltrami, who was running strong in the wet conditions. Cham bon rode conservatively and finished in fourth place, while Adrien Chareyre finished fifth. Bad luck was the bottom line for reigning S2 World Champion Jerome Giraudo, who had a crash in the dirt and then couldn't avoid the bike of a fallen rider in moto one. The second race saw Bolley once again take the lead immediately. He held it for half the race, only to be passed by Thomas Chareyre (brother of Adrien). Thomas went on to win his first moto in S2. Seel got a good third, behind Bolley, and Verderosa was fourth, ahead of Adrien, who took over the S2 series point lead. The next stop will be in Megara-Pahi, Greece, instead of the previously scheduled Athens GP. eN PISTA AZZURA 01 JESOLO JESOLO, ITALY RESULTS: OCTOBER (ROUND 6 OF 2, 2005 8) 5 I OVERALL: I. Gerald Delepine (Hus): 2. Ivan Lazzarini (Hus); 3. Max Manzo (Apr); 4. Lorenzo Mariani (KTM); 5. Thierry van den Bosch (KTM); 6. Christophe Bertrand (KTM); 7. Emanuele Giovanelli (Yam); 8. Bernd Hiemer (KTM); 9. Marcel Goetz (KTM); 10. Alberto Carnelos (Hon); II. Christian Iddon (Hbg); 12. Cristano Cullino (Yam); 13. Samuel David Warren (Hbg); 14. Ivo Zanatta (Hon); 15. Martin Und (Hbg); 16. Favia De Rossi (Hon); 17. Massimo Migliorati (KTM); 18. Cristiano Meddizza (Hon); 19. Enzo Ennondl (Hon); 20. Valter Bartolini (TM); 21. Lorenzo Pes (Hbg); 22. Adrian Wehrli (KTM); 23. Marco Longin (Yam); 24. Frederic Reynaud (Hon); 25. Enrico Sangalli (Hon); 26. Alberto Arduini (Vor); 27. Christian Orso (Hon); 2B. Fabrizio Fiorucci (Hon); 29. Geoffry Poncin (Han); 3D. Michal Havel (Suz); 3 I. Luca Uccellini (KTM). 52 OVERALL: I. Frederic Bolley (Apr); 2. Massimo Verderosa (Han); 3. Massimo Beltrami (Han); 4. Adrien Chareyre (Hus); 5. Thomas Chareyre (Hus); 6. Boris Chambon (KTM); 7. Stephane Blot (Yam); B. Attilio Pignotti (Han); 9. Marc Fraikin (KTM); 10. Eddy Seel (Hus); II. Christain Ravaglia (Suz); 12. Thierry Godfroid (Kaw); 13. Graziano Rispoli (Hon); 14. Fabio Balducci (Hon); 15. Wilfried Reiter (KTM); 16. Frederic Fiorentino (Suz); 17. Simone Girolami (KTM); 18. Trampas Parker (Hon); 19. Matthew Winstanley (KTM); 20. Jonathan Martin (Ter); 21. Marcel van Drunen (Yam): 22. Vitorio Marzotto (TM); 23. Ivan Boano (Suz); 24. Cyril Marcucci (Hon); 25. Fabrice Guyot (Suz); 26. Jerome Giraudo (Apr); 27. Federico Cantarello (Hon); 28. Jorge Nestor (Hbg); 29. Paolo Gaspardone (Han). FIM WORLD SUPERMOTO CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES POINTS STANDINGS (After 6 of 8 rounds): 5 I: t. Gerald Delepine (245/3 wins); 2. Bernd Hiemer (221/1 win); 3. Thierry van den Bosch (202/1 win); 4. Ivan Lazzarini (199/1 win); 5. Christophe Bertrand (162); 6. Christian Iddon (159); 7. Max Manzo (136); B. Valter Bartolini (III); 9. Marcel Goetz (103); 10. Samuel David Warren (96); t I. Martin Und (B3); 12. Lorenzo Mariani (B2); 13. Fabrice Lecoanet (75); 14. Maxim Testu (66); IS. Cristani Cullino (65); 16. Emanuel Giovanelli (SO); 17. Jan Kvasnicka (45): 18. (TIE) Sylvain Bidart (40)/Hannes Maxwald (40); 20. Massimo Migliorati (3B). 52: I. Adrien Chareyre (202): 2. Eddy Seel (200/1 win); 3. Boris Chambon (197/2 wins); 4. Frederic Bolley (181/1 win); 5. Massimo Beltrami (164/1 win); 6. Massimo Verderosa (154); 7. Attilio Pignotti (113); B. Jerome Giraudo (104); 9. Thomas Chareyre (88); 10. Matthew Winstanley (87); II. Christian Ravaglia (87); 12. Marc Fraikin (86); 13. Davide Gouini (B5); 14. Thierry Godfroid (B3/1 win); IS. Stephane Blot (82); 16. Fabid'&a.lducci (77); 17. Andrea Bartolini (76); 18. Ivan Boan (65); 19. Trampas Parker (61); 20. Graziano Rispoli (56). UPCOMING ROUNDS: ROUND 7: Megara.Pahi, Greece, October 30 ROUND 8: lalina, Italy, November 13 Brother Act: Adrien C,",areyre (4) took over the series points lead in S2 at Jesolo, and his brother Thomas Chareyre (14) earned his first career S2 moto win. Adrien finished fourth overall. Thomas was fifth overall.