1993 FIM motorcycle Grand Prix

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1993 FIM Grand Prix

Race details

Race 14 of 14 races in the
1993 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season

Date

26 September 1993

Official name

Gran Premio FIM de la Comunidad de Madrid^[1]

Location

Circuito del Jarama

Course

Permanent racing facility
3.404 km (2.115 mi)

500cc

Pole position
Rider	John Kocinski
Time	1:32.849
Fastest lap
Rider	John Kocinski
Time	1:34.090
Podium
First	Alex Barros
Second	Daryl Beattie
Third	Kevin Schwantz

250cc

Pole position
Rider	Loris Capirossi
Time	1:34.559
Fastest lap
Rider	Loris Capirossi
Time	1:34.941
Podium
First	Tetsuya Harada
Second	Loris Reggiani
Third	Max Biaggi

125cc

Pole position
Rider	Dirk Raudies
Time	1:40.770
Fastest lap
Rider	Noboru Ueda
Time	1:41.113
Podium
First	Ralf Waldmann
Second	Takeshi Tsujimura
Third	Kazuto Sakata

The 1993 FIM motorcycle Grand Prix was the last round of the 1993 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season. It took place on 26 September 1993 at the Jarama circuit and was held to replace the South African Grand Prix.^[2]

500 cc race report

Mick Doohan is out with a broken collarbone.

Kevin Schwantz takes the start, but John Kocinski is soon through, then it’s Shinichi Itoh, Luca Cadalora, Alex Barros, and Daryl Beattie.

Cadalora crashes out, as does Itoh and Kocinski. Kocinski smacks a medic who is trying to help get the Cagiva going again.

500 cc classification

Pos.	No.	Rider	Team	Manufacturer	Laps	Time/Retired	Grid	Points
1	9	Alex Barros	Lucky Strike Suzuki	Suzuki	28	44:22.944	2	25
2	4	Daryl Beattie	Rothmans Honda Team	Honda	28	+4.736	6	20
3	34	Kevin Schwantz	Lucky Strike Suzuki	Suzuki	28	+17.578	3	16
4	8	Àlex Crivillé	Marlboro Honda Pons	Honda	28	+22.816	9	13
5	5	Doug Chandler	Cagiva Team Agostini	Cagiva	28	+58.410	8	11
6	12	Mat Mladin	Cagiva Team Agostini	Cagiva	28	+1:10.298	13	10
7	18	Bernard Garcia	Yamaha Motor France	Yamaha	28	+1:10.734	20	9
8	11	Niall Mackenzie	Valvoline Team WCM	ROC Yamaha	28	+1:16.272	7	8
9	28	John Reynolds	Padgett's Motorcycles	Harris Yamaha	28	+1:20.278	11	7
10	32	José Kuhn	Euromoto	Yamaha	28	+1:23.009	18	6
11	20	Jeremy McWilliams	Millar Racing	Yamaha	28	+1:31.922	21	5
12	42	Andrew Stroud	Team Harris	Harris Yamaha	28	+1:32.444	17	4
13	22	Kevin Mitchell	MBM Racing	Harris Yamaha	27	+1 lap	19	3
14	29	Sean Emmett	Shell Team Harris	Harris Yamaha	27	+1 lap	27	2
15	36	Lucio Pedercini	Team Pedercini	ROC Yamaha	27	+1 lap	15	1
16	51	Jean-Marc Deletang	Yamaha Motor France	Yamaha	27	+1 lap	26
17	31	Bruno Bonhuil	MTD Objectif 500	ROC Yamaha	27	+1 lap	24
18	43	David Jefferies	Peter Graves Racing Team	Harris Yamaha	27	+1 lap	25
19	25	Thierry Crine	Ville de Paris	ROC Yamaha	27	+1 lap	23
20	76	Dario Marchetti	Ha Team GOJ Motor	Harris Yamaha	26	+2 laps	31
21	24	Cees Doorakkers	Doorakkers Racing	Harris Yamaha	26	+2 laps	28
Ret	30	Juan Lopez Mella	Lopez Mella Racing Team	ROC Yamaha	24	Retirement	10
Ret	3	John Kocinski	Cagiva Team Agostini	Cagiva	21	Retirement	1
Ret	6	Shinichi Itoh	HRC Rothmans Honda	Honda	20	Retirement	4
Ret	7	Luca Cadalora	Marlboro Team Roberts	Yamaha	17	Retirement	5
Ret	16	Michael Rudroff	Rallye Sport	Harris Yamaha	17	Retirement	12
Ret	27	Renato Colleoni	Team Elit	ROC Yamaha	15	Retirement	16
Ret	33	Andreas Meklau	Austrian Racing Company	ROC Yamaha	14	Retirement	30
Ret	69	James Haydon	Euro Team	ROC Yamaha	7	Retirement	22
Ret	15	Tsutomu Udagawa	Team Udagawa	ROC Yamaha	7	Retirement	14
Ret	23	Serge David	Team ROC	ROC Yamaha	4	Retirement	29
Sources:^[3]^[4]

250 cc classification

Pos	No.	Rider	Manufacturer	Laps	Time/Retired	Grid	Points
1	31	Tetsuya Harada	Yamaha	27	43:12.677	5	25
2	13	Loris Reggiani	Aprilia	27	+1.217	4	20
3	5	Max Biaggi	Honda	27	+6.791	9	16
4	6	Alberto Puig	Honda	27	+12.729	10	13
5	65	Loris Capirossi	Honda	27	+13.447	1	11
6	10	Doriano Romboni	Honda	27	+13.631	3	10
7	24	Patrick van den Goorbergh	Aprilia	27	+46.110	12	9
8	3	Pierfrancesco Chili	Yamaha	27	+51.251	8	8
9	38	Carlos Checa	Honda	27	+55.357	14	7
10	20	Eskil Suter	Aprilia	27	+58.037	21	6
11	7	Jochen Schmid	Yamaha	27	+58.307	17	5
12	44	Jean-Michel Bayle	Aprilia	27	+58.547	24	2
13	16	Andreas Preining	Aprilia	27	+59.221	20	3
14	11	Wilco Zeelenberg	Aprilia	27	+1:00.547	23	2
15	28	Adrian Bosshard	Honda	27	+1:03.303	15	1
16	22	Luis Maurel	Aprilia	27	+1:21.021	28
17	54	Miguel Castilla	Yamaha	27	+1:21.425	22
18	26	Bernd Kassner	Aprilia	27	+1:23.101	27
19	27	Frédéric Protat	Aprilia	26	+1 lap	25
20	32	Volker Bähr	Honda	26	+1 lap	30
21	43	Massimo Pennacchioli	Honda	26	+1 lap	29
22	51	Jean-Pierre Jeandat	Aprilia	26	+1 lap	32
Ret	17	Jean-Philippe Ruggia	Aprilia	19	Retirement	2
Ret	14	Nobuatsu Aoki	Honda	19	Retirement	11
Ret	30	Juan Borja	Honda	19	Retirement	13
Ret	77	Sete Gibernau	Yamaha	15	Retirement	19
Ret	37	Simon Crafar	Suzuki	13	Retirement	18
Ret	23	Bernard Haenggeli	Aprilia	11	Retirement	26
Ret	36	Pere Riba	Honda	8	Retirement	16
Ret	25	Jurgen van den Goorbergh	Aprilia	2	Retirement	31
Ret	4	Helmut Bradl	Honda	2	Retirement	7
Ret	18	Tadayuki Okada	Honda	1	Retirement	6

References

^ "Grand Prix uitslagen en bijzonderheden 1993". 25 July 2015. Archived from the original on 25 July 2015.
^ Eastlake, Darrell (Commentator) (26 September 1993). FIM Motorcycle Grand Prix (Television production). Nine’s Wide World of Sports. Event occurs at 2:19-2:24. This is the FIM Grand Prix, taking the place of the South African race at Kyalami that was cancelled.
^ "1993 FIM MotoGP - Motor Sport Magazine Database". 13 June 2017.
^ "motogp.com · FIM GRAND PRIX · 500cc Race Classification 1993". www.motogp.com.

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