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1989 Yugoslavian motorcycle Grand Prix


FieldValue
Grand PrixYugoslavian
flagYugoslavia
Official_NameYu Grand Prix
LocationAutomotodrom Rijeka
Course_mi2.590
Course_km4.168
Race_No8
Season_No15
Date11 June
Year1989
ImageAutomotodrom Grobnik.png
Pole_Rider_500Kevin Schwantz
Pole_Rider_500_CountryUSA
Pole_Time_5001:29.160
Fast_Rider_500Wayne Rainey
Fast_Rider_500_CountryUSA
Fast_Time_5001:29.280
First_Rider_500Kevin Schwantz
First_Rider_500_CountryUSA
Second_Rider_500Wayne Rainey
Second_Rider_500_CountryUSA
Third_Rider_500Eddie Lawson
Third_Rider_500_CountryUSA
Pole_Rider_250Sito Pons
Pole_Rider_250_CountrySpain
Pole_Time_2501:31.760
Fast_Rider_250Luca Cadalora
Fast_Rider_250_CountryItaly
Fast_Time_2501:32.260
First_Rider_250Sito Pons
First_Rider_250_CountrySpain
Second_Rider_250Reinhold Roth
Second_Rider_250_CountryWest Germany
Third_Rider_250Jacques Cornu
Third_Rider_250_CountrySwitzerland
Pole_Rider_80Stefan Dörflinger
Pole_Rider_80_CountrySwitzerland
Pole_Time_801:41.893
Fast_Rider_80Unknown
First_Rider_80Peter Öttl
First_Rider_80_CountryWest Germany
Second_Rider_80Manuel Herreros
Second_Rider_80_CountrySpain
Third_Rider_80Stefan Dörflinger
Third_Rider_80_CountrySwitzerland

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The 1989 Yugoslavian motorcycle Grand Prix was the eighth round of the 1989 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season. It took place on the weekend of 9–11 June 1989 at the Automotodrom Grobnik circuit, near Rijeka.

500 cc race report

Another pole for Kevin Schwantz, but Wayne Rainey gets a little gap after the light, and is chased by Eddie Lawson, Schwantz, Kevin Magee and Pierfrancesco Chili. Soon, the usual trio develops at the front. Lawson takes the lead, but makes a mistake and goes off-track, letting Schwantz and Rainey through and getting dropped from the leading group, though remaining in the third place.

Schwantz wants a win and Rainey wants as many riders between him and Lawson, so Schwantz has to earn the gap he gets from Rainey. Magee and Sarron fight for fourth.

Schwantz wins it ahead of Rainey and Lawson, and Rainey pulls ahead slightly in the standings.

500 cc classification

Pos.RiderTeamManufacturerLapsTime/RetiredGridPoints123456789101112131415161718192021RetRetRetRetRetRetDNSDNQDNQSources:
USA Kevin SchwantzSuzuki Pepsi ColaSuzuki3045:10.967120
USA Wayne RaineyTeam Lucky Strike RobertsYamaha30+1.193217
USA Eddie LawsonRothmans Kanemoto HondaHonda30+15.670315
AUS Kevin MageeTeam Lucky Strike RobertsYamaha30+41.545413
FRA Christian SarronSonauto Gauloises Blondes Yamaha Mobil 1Yamaha30+41.673611
AUS Mick DoohanRothmans Honda TeamHonda30+1:05.7361010
USA Randy MamolaCagiva CorseCagiva30+1:12.92159
GBR Ron HaslamSuzuki Pepsi ColaSuzuki30+1:22.45298
ITA Pierfrancesco ChiliHB Honda Gallina TeamHonda30+1:31.92777
FRA Dominique SarronTeam ROC Elf HondaHonda29+1 Lap116
GBR Rob McElneaCabin Racing TeamHonda29+1 Lap125
GBR Niall MackenzieMarlboro Yamaha Team AgostiniYamaha29+1 Lap134
ITA Massimo BroccoliCagiva CorseCagiva29+1 Lap163
GBR Simon BuckmasterRacing Team KatayamaHonda29+1 Lap172
FRG Michael RudroffHRK MotorsHonda29+1 Lap191
CHE Bruno KneubühlerRomer Racing SuisseHonda29+1 Lap21
ITA Marco PapaTeam GrecoPaton28+2 Laps20
FRG Stefan KlabacherHonda28+2 Laps25
ESP Francisco GonzalesClub Motocross PozueloHonda27+3 Laps27
CHE Nicholas SchmassmanFMSHonda27+3 Laps24
AUT Rudolf ZellerManhattan27+3 Laps28
ITA Vittorio ScatolaHondaRetirement18
AUT Michael KaplamHondaRetirement26
CHE Marco GentileFior MarlboroFiorRetirement15
ITA Alessandro ValesiTeam IberiaYamahaRetirement14
LUX Andreas LeutheLibrenti CorseSuzukiRetirement22
USA Freddie SpencerMarlboro Yamaha Team AgostiniYamahaRetirement8
FRA Claude AlbertSuzukidid not start23
ITA Donato BattistoniHondaDid not qualify
FRG Helmut SchutzRallye SportHondaDid not qualify

References

| Previous_year's_race = 1988 Yugoslavian Grand Prix | Next_year's_race = 1990 Yugoslavian Grand Prix

References

  1. "Grand Prix uitslagen en bijzonderheden 1989". Archive.li.
  2. "1989 500cc Class (FIM Grand Prix World Championship) Programmes | The Motor Racing Programme Covers Project". Progcovers.com.
  3. "Info".
  4. (1989-06-11). "1989 Yugoslavian MotoGP | Motor Sport Magazine Database". Motorsportmagazine.com.
  5. (2018-07-23). "· YUGOSLAVIAN GRAND PRIX · 500cc Race Classification 1989". Motogp.com.
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