Championnat Du Monde 250Cc - 1990

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Championnat du monde 250cc - 1990

Cl. Pilotes Nations

ITA

Autriche
Italie
Suède
Finlande

Kuopio

Tchécoslovaquie

Pays Bas

Markkelo

France Gimont
Belgique Lommel

Suisse
Etats-Unis

Unadilla
Vénézuéla Allemagne

Maracay Bielstein
Moto
Pts

Schwanenstadt Maggiora

Nykoping
Dalecin
Rothenthurm

22/04/1990 29/04/1990 13/05/1990 20/05/1990 27/05/1990 10/06/1990 17/06/1990 24/06/1990 01/07/1990 15/07/1990 22/07/1990 26/08/1990

1 Alessandro Puzar 2 Pekka Vehkonen 3 John Van Den Berk 4 Michele Fanton 5 Dave Strijbos
Suzuki Yamaha Suzuki Suzuki

362 362 20
20

11
-
17 15 13

13 10
-

13 15 6

15 11 9

11 9
13

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10

13
11 8
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13 8
10 11 13
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11 15 13 5

13 11

13
-
FIN

256 256 246 246

17 11
NED ITA
10 17 13 3
10 15
17 10
17 11 10
-
15 10 13 3
17 10 15 9
17 13 4
6

194 194 13

10 17 3
17 3
11
-
15 10
-
-
NED BEL USA GBR GBR BEL FRA SWE GER
Kawasaki 179 179 15 Kawasaki 146 146

15 9
10 11

-
17 8
17

6
6 Marnicq Bervoets

7 Trampas Parker 8 Rob Herring

11 8
511 13
-
9

ANNUL

17 5
39
10 17

KTM

142 142 17

15
-
15 9

-
11 13
7
Suzuki Honda Honda

140 140 135 135 121 121

48
17 2

6
38

15
-7
76
-

9 James Dobb
7
-
11

11
20

3
10 Peter Dirkx
6
1
13

5
57
17
-
17 2

85
-7-
13 10 9
10

8
11 Yannig Kervella

12 Peter Johansson 13 Roland Diepold

Kawasaki 118 118
1
9

11 2
917 7
-615 9-

17
-
515 8
Yamaha Kawasaki KTM

108 108 10
87 87 11

10
17 2
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10
-
-

6
14 Gert-Jan Van Doorn NED

79 79 73 73 62 62 54 54 46 46 40 40 36 36 33 33 30 30 26 26 24 24 24 24 21 21 21 21 17 17 17 17 17 17 15 15 13 13 12 12

8
15 7

ACCI

311 2
-9-

15 Collin Dugmore 16 Ismo Vehkonen 17 Marcus Hansson 18 Soren Mortensen 19 Jeff Stanton
GER FIN

Honda
4
3
4
6
5
-
7
9
-
10

3
Suzuki
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4

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5-

SWE DK
Kawasaki Kawasaki Honda

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58
8-
11 10
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49
4

DENT

USA BEL NED GBR BEL USA GBR GER

20 Peter Iven
Suzuki
-
1
7
5

9
81
11
-
21 Alwin Van Asten 22 Mark Bennett 23 Axel Holvoet
Kawasaki Suzuki
74-
-51
1-
-
10 4

-
13
36
8-
Kawasaki Suzuki

STRI

3-
4-

24 Larry Ward
15

17
9
25 Jeremy Whatley 26 Jochen Jasinski
Yamaha Suzuki
82
-85
7

-
38
2

27 Ronny Weustenraed BEL
Kawasaki

Suzuki

16-
28 Mike Larocco 29 Rudi Van Leeuwen 30 Jacky Vimond 31 Erwin Hendrickx 32 Ernest Gunzinger 33 Claus Nielsen 34 Adrian Robert 35 Petr Kovar
USA BEL FRA NED SUI

BOS

Kawasaki Suzuki

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91
53
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Honda
9

8
Yamaha Suzuki

BRE CZE FRA USA USA USA SWE
Yamaha Honda

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6
36 Yann Guédard 37 Ray Sommo
Kawasaki Suzuki

-7-
8

-
38 Ronnie Tichenor

39 Kurt McMillen 40 Micke Frisk
Suzuki

Honda
6

Yamaha Honda

41 Juan Ramon Morales GUA
4

5
2-

42 Mike Fisher
USA

VEN FRA ITA
Kawasaki Yamaha Yamaha Suzuki
21
43
43 Claudio Perez 44 Eric Bernard 45 Walter Bartolini 46 Jorge Negretti 47 John Dowd

BRE USA USA VEN NED FRA FRA USA NED SWE FRA SWE BRE VEN USA FIN
Yamaha Kawasaki Yamaha Honda
-32
4-

48 Willy Surrat
3
-

49 David Tofful 50 Klaas Hofstede 51 Cyril Portal

Honda
-
3

Yamaha Honda
3-
-
52 Grégory Pamart 53 Jojo Keller
-

Honda
-
2

54 Frank Lach
Honda
-
2

-
55 Robert Bengtsson

56 Nicolas Cailly 57 Bo Hogberg 58 Arturo Robert 59 Fernando Macia 60 Ty Davis
Husqvarna Suzuki
2
2

Suzuki
2
-

Yamaha Yamaha Honda

61 Petteri Kytola 62 Christian Nilsson 63 Bernd Eckenbach
Honda
SWE GER
Yamaha Yamaha

131 131 131 131 131 131 131 131 131
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131 131 131 131 131 131 131 131 131 131 131 131 131 131

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