Mugello Results

f1manoz · 2 Jun 2002, 14:23 (Ref:302801)

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MotoGP Race Result
01 46 ROSSI Honda 0'00"000
02 3 BIAGGI Yamaha MYT 0'02"404 + 0'02"404
03 11 UKAWA Honda 0'11"289 + 0'11"289
04 7 CHECA Yamaha MYT 0'11"408 + 0'11"408
05 4 BARROS Honda Pons 0'15"371 + 0'15"371
06 65 CAPIROSSI Honda Pons 0'20"010 + 0'20"010
07 6 ABE Yamaha D'Antin 0'26"447 + 0'26"447
08 55 LACONI Aprilia 0'30"333 + 0'30"333
09 19 JACQUE Yamaha Tech3 0'30"428 + 0'30"428
10 56 NAKANO Yamaha Tech3 0'30"759 + 0'30"759
11 31 HARADA Honda Pramac 0'30"759 + 0'30"759
12 21 HOPKINS Yamaha Red Bull 0'37"715 + 0'37"715
13 18 BAYLE Yamaha 1'17"803 + 1'17"803
14 17 VD GOORBERGH Kanemoto 1'19"800 + 1'19"800
15 99 McWILLIAMS Proton 5 lap(s)
16 15 GIBERNAU Suzuki 9 lap(s)
17 9 AOKI Proton 14 lap(s)
18 74 KATO Honda Gresini 14 lap(s)
19 10 ROBERTS Jr Suzuki 15 lap(s)
20 20 RIBA Yamaha D'Antin 22 lap(s)

Rossi once again blitzed the entire field to win the Italian GP in front of his fanatical fans. However, Yamaha once again showed promise as first Checa early on and then Biaggi led for at least half the race before Rossi pulled ahead and romped away to another win, his fourth this year.

Ukawa and Checa duelled for most of the race, and eventually Ukawa came out to finish third.

Of the rest, Barros beat team-mate Capirossi to the flag while Abe came from the rear of the grid to take 7th place. Laconi also had to come back through the field after a poor start to finish 8th.

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250cc Race Result
01 3 MELANDRI APRILIA 0'00"000
02 15 LOCATELLI APRILIA 0'00"258 + 0'00"258
03 10 NIETO APRILIA 0'00"720 + 0'00"720
04 24 ELIAS APRILIA 0'01"464 + 0'01"464
05 17 DE PUNIET APRILIA 0'01"718 + 0'01"718
06 21 BATTAINI APRILIA 0'08"606 + 0'08"606
07 9 PORTO YAMAHA 0'11"864 + 0'11"864
08 4 ROLFO HONDA 0'17"248 + 0'17"248
09 18 YUZI YAMAHA 0'28"481 + 0'28"481
10 42 CHECA APRILIA 0'28"490 + 0'28"490
11 7 ALZAMORA HONDA 0'34"113 + 0'34"113
12 11 AOKI HONDA 0'34"770 + 0'34"770
13 25 PHILIPPE APRILIA 0'51"837 + 0'51"837
14 8 MATSUDO YAMAHA 0'51"912 + 0'51"912
15 12 VINCENT HONDA 0'52"393 + 0'52"393
16 32 FAUBEL APRILIA 0'57"112 + 0'57"112
17 22 JARA APRILIA 0'57"198 + 0'57"198
18 19 HASLAM HONDA 0'57"737 + 0'57"737
19 6 DEBON APRILIA 1 lap(s)
20 28 HEIDOLF APRILIA 3 lap(s)
21 41 JANSSEN HONDA 19 lap(s)
22 51 MARCHAND APRILIA 19 lap(s)
23 76 SEKIGUCHI YAMAHA 20 lap(s)

Melandri won on home soil in a thrilling 250cc race, but he had to fend off a strong challenge from Locatelli and Battaini, who were there behind him all race. However, after Battaini and Locatelli clashed, Melandri was left alone out front.

Nieto came from his shocking grid position with a superb charge through the field to take 3rd position.

The first non-Aprilia was Porto on the Yamaha down in 7th while the first Honda was that of Rolfo in 8th, who struggled all weekend.

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125c Race Result
01 1 POGGIALI GILERA 0'00"000
02 41 UI DERBI 0'00"507 + 0'00"507
03 22 NIETO APRILIA 0'00"512 + 0'00"512
04 26 PEDROSA HONDA 0'00"572 + 0'00"572
05 23 BORSOI APRILIA 0'00"675 + 0'00"675
06 4 CECCHINELLO APRILIA 0'00"980 + 0'00"980
07 15 DE ANGELIS APRILIA 0'02"071 + 0'02"071
08 17 JENKER APRILIA 0'02"072 + 0'02"072
09 21 VINCENT APRILIA 0'02"209 + 0'02"209
10 50 BALLERINI HONDA 0'02"255 + 0'02"255
11 16 SANNA APRILIA 0'02"432 + 0'02"432
12 34 DOVIZIOSO HONDA 0'04"047 + 0'04"047
13 5 AZUMA HONDA 0'06"296 + 0'06"296
14 53 PELLINO APRILIA 0'12"881 + 0'12"881
15 7 PERUGINI ITALJET 0'36"125 + 0'36"125
16 84 FABRIZIO GILERA 0'40"230 + 0'40"230
17 30 CAFFIERO HONDA 0'43"410 + 0'43"410
18 57 DAVIES APRILIA 0'43"717 + 0'43"717
19 19 BALDOLINI APRILIA 1'02"878 + 1'02"878
20 48 LORENZO DERBI 1'02"888 + 1'02"888
21 20 TOTH HONDA 1'02"933 + 1'02"933
22 87 CORSI HONDA 1'34"919 + 1'34"919
23 33 BIANCO APRILIA 4 lap(s)
24 18 SMRZ HONDA 11 lap(s)
25 8 TALMACSI ITALJET 11 lap(s)
26 47 RODRIGUEZ APRILIA 14 lap(s)
27 31 ANGELONI GILERA 16 lap(s)
28 54 PETRINI APRILIA 16 lap(s)

In the best 125cc race I've seen in quite a while, Poggiali basically won on 'home' soil in a thrilling contest in which the first 15 bikes for most of the race were covered by only 3 seconds and the race wasn't decided until the last lap.

Ui came from 4th to second on the front straight, using the draft to perfection while Nieto took his first ever podium with third.

Es Nes · 2 Jun 2002, 16:21 (Ref:302856)

i wonder what happened to the protons to make them both dnf?

f1manoz · 2 Jun 2002, 16:41 (Ref:302860)

Aoki crashed while McWilliams had an engine seize up, which scared the willies out of him.

Speedworx · 2 Jun 2002, 21:11 (Ref:302981)

Are you sure thats the full 125cc result?

Where is Mika Kallio?

Speedworx · 2 Jun 2002, 21:13 (Ref:302983)

Seems they don't include lap 1 retirements.

ChrisUSA · 2 Jun 2002, 21:43 (Ref:303006)

RC211V on pole, RC211V wins...RC211V on pole, RC211V wins. etc etc....<YAWN> can someone please wake me up when they limit the 4strokes to 4 cylinders, or bump the 2strokes up to 600cc's? thankyou

Speedworx · 2 Jun 2002, 21:50 (Ref:303011)

I think 2003 will be far more interesting. This season is boring, its why I prefer the 125cc and 250cc races.

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