1993 FIM motorcycle Grand Prix

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]

Spain  1993 FIM Grand Prix
Race details
Race 14 of 14 races in the
1993 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season
Date26 September 1993
Official nameGran Premio FIM de la Comunidad de Madrid[1]
LocationCircuito del Jarama
Course
  • Permanent racing facility
  • 3.404 km (2.115 mi)
500 cc
Pole position
Rider United States John Kocinski
Time 1:32.849
Fastest lap
Rider United States John Kocinski
Time 1:34.090
Podium
First Brazil Alex Barros
Second Australia Daryl Beattie
Third United States Kevin Schwantz
250 cc
Pole position
Rider Italy Loris Capirossi
Time 1:34.559
Fastest lap
Rider Italy Loris Capirossi
Time 1:34.941
Podium
First Japan Tetsuya Harada
Second Italy Loris Reggiani
Third Italy Max Biaggi
125 cc
Pole position
Rider Germany Dirk Raudies
Time 1:40.770
Fastest lap
Rider Japan Noboru Ueda
Time 1:41.113
Podium
First Germany Ralf Waldmann
Second Japan Takeshi Tsujimura
Third Japan Kazuto Sakata

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 Brazil Alex Barros Lucky Strike Suzuki Suzuki 28 44:22.944 2 25
2 4 Australia Daryl Beattie Rothmans Honda Team Honda 28 +4.736 6 20
3 34 United States Kevin Schwantz Lucky Strike Suzuki Suzuki 28 +17.578 3 16
4 8 Spain Àlex Crivillé Marlboro Honda Pons Honda 28 +22.816 9 13
5 5 United States Doug Chandler Cagiva Team Agostini Cagiva 28 +58.410 8 11
6 12 Australia Mat Mladin Cagiva Team Agostini Cagiva 28 +1:10.298 13 10
7 18 France Bernard Garcia Yamaha Motor France Yamaha 28 +1:10.734 20 9
8 11 United Kingdom Niall Mackenzie Valvoline Team WCM ROC Yamaha 28 +1:16.272 7 8
9 28 United Kingdom John Reynolds Padgett's Motorcycles Harris Yamaha 28 +1:20.278 11 7
10 32 France José Kuhn Euromoto Yamaha 28 +1:23.009 18 6
11 20 United Kingdom Jeremy McWilliams Millar Racing Yamaha 28 +1:31.922 21 5
12 42 New Zealand Andrew Stroud Team Harris Harris Yamaha 28 +1:32.444 17 4
13 22 United Kingdom Kevin Mitchell MBM Racing Harris Yamaha 27 +1 lap 19 3
14 29 United Kingdom Sean Emmett Shell Team Harris Harris Yamaha 27 +1 lap 27 2
15 36 Italy Lucio Pedercini Team Pedercini ROC Yamaha 27 +1 lap 15 1
16 51 France Jean-Marc Deletang Yamaha Motor France Yamaha 27 +1 lap 26
17 31 France Bruno Bonhuil MTD Objectif 500 ROC Yamaha 27 +1 lap 24
18 43 United Kingdom David Jefferies Peter Graves Racing Team Harris Yamaha 27 +1 lap 25
19 25 France Thierry Crine Ville de Paris ROC Yamaha 27 +1 lap 23
20 76 Italy Dario Marchetti Ha Team GOJ Motor Harris Yamaha 26 +2 laps 31
21 24 Netherlands Cees Doorakkers Doorakkers Racing Harris Yamaha 26 +2 laps 28
Ret 30 Spain Juan Lopez Mella Lopez Mella Racing Team ROC Yamaha 24 Retirement 10
Ret 3 United States John Kocinski Cagiva Team Agostini Cagiva 21 Retirement 1
Ret 6 Japan Shinichi Itoh HRC Rothmans Honda Honda 20 Retirement 4
Ret 7 Italy Luca Cadalora Marlboro Team Roberts Yamaha 17 Retirement 5
Ret 16 Germany Michael Rudroff Rallye Sport Harris Yamaha 17 Retirement 12
Ret 27 Italy Renato Colleoni Team Elit ROC Yamaha 15 Retirement 16
Ret 33 Austria Andreas Meklau Austrian Racing Company ROC Yamaha 14 Retirement 30
Ret 69 United Kingdom James Haydon Euro Team ROC Yamaha 7 Retirement 22
Ret 15 Japan Tsutomu Udagawa Team Udagawa ROC Yamaha 7 Retirement 14
Ret 23 Switzerland 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 Japan Tetsuya Harada Yamaha 27 43:12.677 5 25
2 13 Italy Loris Reggiani Aprilia 27 +1.217 4 20
3 5 Italy Max Biaggi Honda 27 +6.791 9 16
4 6 Spain Alberto Puig Honda 27 +12.729 10 13
5 65 Italy Loris Capirossi Honda 27 +13.447 1 11
6 10 Italy Doriano Romboni Honda 27 +13.631 3 10
7 24 Netherlands Patrick van den Goorbergh Aprilia 27 +46.110 12 9
8 3 Italy Pierfrancesco Chili Yamaha 27 +51.251 8 8
9 38 Spain Carlos Checa Honda 27 +55.357 14 7
10 20 Switzerland Eskil Suter Aprilia 27 +58.037 21 6
11 7 Germany Jochen Schmid Yamaha 27 +58.307 17 5
12 44 France Jean-Michel Bayle Aprilia 27 +58.547 24 2
13 16 Austria Andreas Preining Aprilia 27 +59.221 20 3
14 11 Netherlands Wilco Zeelenberg Aprilia 27 +1:00.547 23 2
15 28 Switzerland Adrian Bosshard Honda 27 +1:03.303 15 1
16 22 Spain Luis Maurel Aprilia 27 +1:21.021 28
17 54 Spain Miguel Castilla Yamaha 27 +1:21.425 22
18 26 Germany Bernd Kassner Aprilia 27 +1:23.101 27
19 27 France Frédéric Protat Aprilia 26 +1 lap 25
20 32 Germany Volker Bähr Honda 26 +1 lap 30
21 43 Italy Massimo Pennacchioli Honda 26 +1 lap 29
22 51 France Jean-Pierre Jeandat Aprilia 26 +1 lap 32
Ret 17 France Jean-Philippe Ruggia Aprilia 19 Retirement 2
Ret 14 Japan Nobuatsu Aoki Honda 19 Retirement 11
Ret 30 Spain Juan Borja Honda 19 Retirement 13
Ret 77 Spain Sete Gibernau Yamaha 15 Retirement 19
Ret 37 New Zealand Simon Crafar Suzuki 13 Retirement 18
Ret 23 Switzerland Bernard Haenggeli Aprilia 11 Retirement 26
Ret 36 Spain Pere Riba Honda 8 Retirement 16
Ret 25 Netherlands Jurgen van den Goorbergh Aprilia 2 Retirement 31
Ret 4 Germany Helmut Bradl Honda 2 Retirement 7
Ret 18 Japan Tadayuki Okada Honda 1 Retirement 6

References
  1. "Grand Prix uitslagen en bijzonderheden 1993". 25 July 2015. Archived from the original on 25 July 2015.
  2. 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.
  3. "1993 FIM MotoGP - Motor Sport Magazine Database". 13 June 2017.
  4. "motogp.com · FIM GRAND PRIX · 500cc Race Classification 1993". www.motogp.com.
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