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1993 Italian motorcycle Grand Prix


FieldValue
Grand PrixItalian
flagItaly
Official_NameGran Premio d'Italia
LocationCircuito Internazionale Santa Monica
Course_mi2.523
Course_km4.060
Race_No12
Season_No14
Date5 September
Year1993
ImageCircuit Misano (test).png
Pole_Rider_500Luca Cadalora
Pole_Rider_500_CountryItaly
Pole_Time_5001:33.661
Fast_Rider_500Mick Doohan
Fast_Rider_500_CountryAustralia
Fast_Time_5001:34.289
First_Rider_500Luca Cadalora
First_Rider_500_CountryItaly
Second_Rider_500Mick Doohan
Second_Rider_500_CountryAustralia
Third_Rider_500Kevin Schwantz
Third_Rider_500_CountryUSA
Pole_Rider_250Max Biaggi
Pole_Rider_250_CountryItaly
Pole_Time_2501:35.804
Fast_Rider_250Tetsuya Harada
Fast_Rider_250_CountryJapan
Fast_Time_2501:35.782
First_Rider_250Jean-Philippe Ruggia
First_Rider_250_CountryFrance
Second_Rider_250Loris Capirossi
Second_Rider_250_CountryItaly
Third_Rider_250Loris Reggiani
Third_Rider_250_CountryItaly
Pole_Rider_125Kazuto Sakata
Pole_Rider_125_CountryJapan
Pole_Time_1251:40.784
Fast_Rider_125Dirk Raudies
Fast_Rider_125_CountryGermany
Fast_Time_1251:41.088
First_Rider_125Dirk Raudies
First_Rider_125_CountryGermany
Second_Rider_125Kazuto Sakata
Second_Rider_125_CountryJapan
Third_Rider_125Peter Öttl
Third_Rider_125_CountryGermany

The 1993 Italian motorcycle Grand Prix was the twelfth race of the 1993 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season. It took place on 5 September 1993 at the Circuito Internazionale Santa Monica.

500 cc race report

Luca Cadalora received his first pole of the season at his home race, sending the Italian press into a frenzy. He would go on to receive seven more poles in his 500 career. Cadalora got lead at the start from Wayne Rainey and John Kocinski. Kevin Schwantz passed Kocinski and closed in 3rd. Rainey rode aggressively and qualified .021 seconds behind Cadalora.

Rainey, in the lead, went through the fast right-hander and got on the gas too early. The back end of his bike went out of control, causing him to lowside. As he slid off the track, the deep furrows in the gravel somersaulted him end-over-end and he landed heavily on his head. He was helicoptered away from circuit with a broken spine.

“I laid there in the sandtrap. The pain I was feeling was ... unbelievable. It felt like there was a hole in the middle of my chest.”
Wayne Rainey<ref>Scott, Michael. ''Wayne Rainey: His Own Story''. Page 186. Sparkford: Haynes Publishing, 1997.</ref>

Mick Doohan got past Schwantz hoping to catch Cadalora, but was unable to pass him. The Italian fans swarmed the track when Cadalora won.

This was the last race of the former world champion Freddie Spencer.

After the race

Tad Pilati of the Roberts team said of Rainey: Rainey ended up paralysed from the chest down and would never walk again. However, he stayed in motorcycle racing in management roles and has raced in a hand-control shifter kart, often with his motorcycle racing rival Eddie Lawson. Rainey has raced in the shifter kart exhibition race held at Red Bull United States Grand Prix, which features motorcycle racing legends.

Grand Prix motorcycle racing did not return to Circuito Internazionale Santa Monica until 2007. By then, the circuit had been modified and rerouted clockwise.

500 cc classification

Pos.RiderTeamManufacturerTime/RetiredPoints1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526RetRetRetRetRetRetRetRetRetSources:
ITA **Luca Cadalora****Marlboro Team Roberts****Yamaha**45:59.165**25**
AUS **Mick Doohan****Rothmans Honda Team****Honda**+0.358**20**
USA **Kevin Schwantz****Lucky Strike Suzuki****Suzuki**+8.016**16**
USA **John Kocinski****Cagiva Team Agostini****Cagiva**+16.299**13**
BRA **Alex Barros****Lucky Strike Suzuki****Suzuki**+42.135**11**
ESP **Àlex Crivillé****Marlboro Honda Pons****Honda**+42.422**10**
AUS **Daryl Beattie****Rothmans Honda Team****Honda**+42.500**9**
JPN **Shinichi Itoh****HRC Rothmans Honda****Honda**+49.983**8**
GBR **Niall Mackenzie****Valvoline Team WCM****ROC Yamaha**+50.727**7**
USA **Doug Chandler****Cagiva Team Agostini****Cagiva**+1:04.439**6**
GBR **John Reynolds****Padgett's Motorcycles****Harris Yamaha**+1:15.487**5**
ESP **Juan Lopez Mella****Lopez Mella Racing Team****ROC Yamaha**+1:22.459**4**
FRA **Bernard Garcia****Yamaha Motor France****Yamaha**+1:22.708**3**
USA **Freddie Spencer****Yamaha Motor France****Yamaha**+1:28.647**2**
DEU **Michael Rudroff****Rallye Sport****Harris Yamaha**+1:39.303**1**
FRA José KuhnEuromotoYamaha+1 Lap
ITA Lucio PederciniTeam PederciniROC Yamaha+1 Lap
NZL Andrew StroudTeam HarrisHarris Yamaha+1 Lap
GBR Jeremy McWilliamsMillar RacingYamaha+1 Lap
ITA Renato ColleoniTeam ElitROC Yamaha+1 Lap
BEL Laurent NaveauEuro TeamROC Yamaha+1 Lap
GBR David JefferiesPeter Graves Racing TeamHarris Yamaha+1 Lap
JPN Tsutomu UdagawaTeam UdagawaROC Yamaha+1 Lap
AUT Andreas MeklauAustrian Racing CompanyROC Yamaha+1 Lap
FRA Bruno BonhuilMTD Objectif 500ROC Yamaha+2 Laps
ITA Romolo BalbiGibi TeamROC Yamaha+2 Laps
AUS Matthew MladinCagiva Team AgostiniCagivaRetirement
GBR Sean EmmettShell Team HarrisHarris YamahaRetirement
CHE Serge DavidTeam ROCROC YamahaRetirement
ITA Aldeo PresciuttiSe.Te.Ces.CoROC YamahaRetirement
NLD Cees DoorakkersDoorakkers RacingHarris YamahaRetirement
USA Wayne RaineyMarlboro Team RobertsYamahaRetirement
ITA Marco PapaLibrenti CorseHarris YamahaRetirement
GBR Kevin MitchellMBM RacingHarris YamahaRetirement
FRA Thierry CrineVille de ParisROC YamahaRetirement

250 cc classification

PosRiderManufacturerTime/RetiredPoints1234567891011121314151617181920212223RetRetRetRetRetRetRetRetRetRetRetRet
FRA **Jean-Philippe Ruggia****Aprilia**43:39.138**25**
ITA **Loris Capirossi****Honda**+10.425**20**
ITA **Loris Reggiani****Aprilia**+24.452**16**
DEU **Helmut Bradl****Honda**+25.596**13**
ESP **Alberto Puig****Honda**+25.638**11**
JPN **Nobuatsu Aoki****Honda**+25.739**10**
JPN **Tadayuki Okada****Honda**+25.982**9**
ITA **Pierfrancesco Chili****Yamaha**+27.520**8**
NLD **Wilco Zeelenberg****Aprilia**+33.500**7**
DEU **Jochen Schmid****Yamaha**+38.913**6**
NZL **Simon Crafar****Suzuki**+43.550**5**
ITA **Paolo Casoli****Gilera**+1:03.766**4**
AUT **Andreas Preining****Aprilia**+1:08.507**3**
NLD **Patrick vd Goorbergh****Aprilia**+1:08.849**2**
CHE **Adrian Bosshard****Honda**+1:09.464**1**
CHE Bernard HaenggeliAprilia+1:19.877
ESP Pere RibaHonda+1:20.046
ITA Giuseppe FiorilloAprilia+1:24.341
FRA Jean-Michel BayleAprilia+1:29.972
ESP Carlos ChecaHonda+1:31.648
DEU Bernd KassnerAprilia+1:31.901
DEU Volker BährHonda+1 Lap
ITA Davide BulegaAprilia+1 Lap
FRA Frédéric ProtatApriliaRetirement
JPN Tetsuya HaradaYamahaRetirement
ITA Max BiaggiHondaRetirement
ESP Luis MaurelApriliaRetirement
ITA Massimo PennacchioliHondaRetirement
FRA Jean-Pierre JeandatApriliaRetirement
ITA Alessandro GramigniGileraRetirement
ITA Doriano RomboniHondaRetirement
ESP Luis d'AntinHondaRetirement
NLD Jurgen vd GoorberghApriliaRetirement
CHE Eskil SuterApriliaRetirement
ESP Juan BorjaHondaRetirement

References

| Previous_year's_race = 1992 Italian Grand Prix | Next_year's_race = 1994 Italian Grand Prix

References

  1. (25 July 2015). "Grand Prix uitslagen en bijzonderheden 1993".
  2. Scott, Michael. ''Wayne Rainey: His Own Story''. Page 186. Sparkford: Haynes Publishing, 1997.
  3. Duke Video, “Bike 500 GP 1993 Review”. Videocassette.
  4. (13 June 2017). "1993 Italian MotoGP".
  5. "motogp.com · ITALIAN GRAND PRIX · 500cc Race Classification 1993".
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