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Sachsenring Computerised results and timing service FIM Road Racing World Championship Grand Prix 500cc POLINI MOTORRAD GP DEUTSCHLAND Free Practice Nr. 2 3508 m. Top Speed Rider Nation Team Motorcycle Km/h 3 Alex CRIVILLE SPA Repsol Honda Team HONDA 258.4 8 Tadayuki OKADA JPN Repsol Honda Team HONDA 257.1 9 Nobuatsu AOKI JPN Suzuki Grand Prix Team SUZUKI 257.1 55 Regis LACONI FRA Red Bull Yamaha WCM YAMAHA 256.5 6 Norick ABE JPN Antena 3 Yamaha-D'Antin YAMAHA 256.5 15 Sete GIBERNAU SPA Repsol Honda Team HONDA 255.9 24 Garry McCOY AUS Red Bull Yamaha WCM YAMAHA 255.3 5 Alex BARROS BRA MoviStar Honda Pons HONDA 255.3 10 Kenny ROBERTS USA Suzuki Grand Prix Team SUZUKI 254.7 2 Max BIAGGI ITA Marlboro Yamaha Team YAMAHA 254.7 31 Tetsuya HARADA JPN Aprilia Grand Prix Racing APRILIA 254.1 69 Jamie WHITHAM GBR Proton KR Modenas MODENAS KR3 253.5 14 Juan BORJA SPA MoviStar Honda Pons HONDA 252.9 19 John KOCINSKI USA Kanemoto Honda HONDA 252.9 17 Jurgen vd GOORBERGH NED Team Biland GP1 MUZ WEBER 252.3 4 Carlos CHECA SPA Marlboro Yamaha Team YAMAHA 251.2 7 Luca CADALORA ITA Team Biland GP1 MUZ WEBER 248.8 18 Markus OBER GER Dee Cee Jeans Racing Team HONDA 246.6 68 Mark WILLIS AUS Proton KR Modenas MODENAS KR3 245.5 26 Haruchika AOKI JPN F.C.C. TSR TSR-HONDA 244.3 52 David DE GEA SPA Team Maxon TSR TSR-HONDA 243.8 22 Sebastien GIMBERT FRA Tecmas Honda Elf HONDA 242.2 21 Michael RUTTER GBR Millar Honda HONDA 233.3 FIM ROAD RACING WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS GRAND PRIX FIM ROAD RACING WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS GRAND PRIX FIM ROAD RACING WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS GRAND PRIX FIM ROAD RACING WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS GRAND PRIX FIM ROAD RACING WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS GRAND PRIX FIM ROAD RACING WORLD CHAMPIONSHI Sachsenring, Saturday, July 17, 1999 Official information of the FIM Road Racing World Championship Grand Prix.

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