Supersport-VM 2005

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Supersport-VM 2005 kördes över 12 omgångar, och Sébastien Charpentier blev mästare i supersportklassen i roadracing.

Delsegrare

BanaVinnareMärke
Losail Katsuaki FujiwaraHonda
Phillip Island Sébastien CharpentierHonda
Valencia Sébastien CharpentierHonda
Monza Katsuaki FujiwaraHonda
Silverstone Sébastien CharpentierHonda
Misano Sébastien CharpentierHonda
Brno Sébastien CharpentierHonda
Brands Hatch Sébastien CharpentierHonda
Assen Fabien ForetHonda
Lausitzring Kevin CurtainYamaha
Imola Gianluca NannelliDucati
Magny-Cours Broc ParkesYamaha

Slutställning

PlatsFörareMärkePoäng
1 Sébastien CharpentierHonda210
2 Kevin CurtainYamaha187
3 Katsuaki FujiwaraHonda149
4 Fabien ForetHonda144
5 Michel FabrizioHonda138
6 Broc ParkesYamaha125
7 Stéphane ChambonHonda94
8 Gianluca NannelliDucati88
9 Javier ForesSuzuki71
10 Tatu LauslehtoHonda60
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