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L'incredibile Parata Delle «Rosse» Formula I/Il Gian premio di Monza Colpo di scena a due giri Via libera per le Ferrari dal termine: errore e esultanza dei tifosi di presunzione di Senna Amare parole di Alboreto (targar t'avvia a tagliare da tnonlitort il traguardo toccato poi da Schlesser per l'addio a Maranello A Monta ieri non hanno Va a Ronchi corso soltanto I piloti prò- la corsa lestionlsti In pista, per urie gaialnflgiririservataaper- riservata aonaggi di successo O'AIII al «Vip» 164 celebrity nel), sono L'incredibile parata delle «rosse» scesi anche numerosi ' «Vip» La corsa «stata vinta da Ermanno Ronchi (nella foto insieme a Paolo Retti), titolare della ditta «Erreuno» che ha preceduto lo stlUM Applauditi, acclamati, osannati, salgono sul podio guido Fendi e Cuccio Cucci In olita sono tetti anclM Gerhard Berger e Michele Alboreto L'austriaco è ORDINE D'ARRIVO IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIII Campionati s£* Nicola Pletranseli (ottavo), B|om Borg (nono). Pania Ros­ incredulo di Ironte a quella folla ammassata ai suoi mondiali si (undicesimo) Nadia Bengala (dodicesima), Franco Ne­ piloti ro (quattordicesimo) LfAlfa celèbnly race» e una compe­ piedi, che grida il suo nome E teso, provato, feli­ 1 Gerhard Berger (Aut) Ferrari Ih 17'39"744 0 &&& tizione che si svolge In 8 gare ce, Come (elice, con una punta di amarezza per IMMA • 1 9 (alla media di 228,52Bkm;h). >• • « • » una vittoria cosi agognata e svanita sul filo di atti­ IWOtT 71 • 1 1 i 1 mi, è Michele Alboreto Felice e anche Eddie Centlnia di tifosi della Fer­ 2 Michele Alboreto (Ita) Ferrari 1h ir*>"246 •anca* IT a s • • 1 È stata rari si sono riuniti tubilo do­ Cheever, terzo con la Arrows ti 1 • 4 po li conclusione del Orai 3 Eddle Cheever (Usa) Amnn-Megatron 1h 18'15''276 tucano - - festa grande tOUTMN II a - 4 4 premio d Italia t Maranello DAL NOSTRO INVIATO -' - anche a davanti al cancelli della fab­ 4 DerekWarwick (Gbr) Arrows-Megatton Ih 18'15"858 neuir 11 4 - t I GIULIANO CAPECELATRO - Maranello brica ed hanno festeggiato WAjmncji 1t l - la vittoria di Berger ed A* menstonl meno mitiche vin 5 Ivan Capelli (Ita) Marcti-Judd 1ht8'32"268 • - tv MONZA Iragattl raduna­ NAJtMM • - 1 ^•^™^^^™"""» boralo con bandiere e stri­ ti Mito la niella delle Intervi­ cera ma non stravincer! tutte • - scioni suonando i clacson delle auto ed improvvisando ste continuano a «candire a le gare Chissà I episodio di 6 Thierry Boutsen (Bel) Ford-Dfr 1h18'39"622 CAMUS • - I . - brindisi Anche molti bar hanno issato le bandiere del gran voce il nome di Albore Monta potrebbe preludere a atANItu. 1 • - cavallino rampante mentre per le strade di Maranello tono io II pilota «volta sorridente, nuove vittorie per la Ferrari 7 Riccardo Patrese (Ita) Willlams-Judd 1h18'54"4B7 - - stau Improvvisati caroselli d'auto d'auto •MI sembra abbastanza diffici­ Muau - s a T li (Multe la cenno di aspettar­ 8 Maurizio Gugalmin (Bra) MarcfvOudd 1hW12"310 • - lo per |li autografi Da giorni le nel prossimi due gran premi «in»! tati 1 • . - alterma deciso l'austriaco - - - « andava ripetendo che ci tene­ CHIIVM E stato ricoverato In stato d In Spegna * Portogallo non 9 Alessandro Nannlnl(lta) Ford-Otr a un gira • - - - 1 In coma tifoso coma ali ospedale milane­ va a vincer» a Monza a chiu­ M MIAMI i dere con una prova prestigio­ escluderei un successo degli 10 Ayrton Senna (Bra) McUren-Honda a due girl » • . - caduto se di Nlguarda un retano se I» tua avventura con la Fer­ aspirati, che mi hanno impres­ MTMtt i dil6annicheslileritoarla sionato su questo circuito ve­ - . • . da un albero testa cadendo da un albero rari Ci ha provato lino ali ulti­ 11 Jean L Schlesser (Fra) WWiams-Judd a due giri MIUUWUl 1 • - ma, spingendo al massimo e loce, dove avrebbero dovuto • - Molti i malori su cui ti cri arrempleno uscire presto di scena Ancora 1 i Unendo a soltanto mezzo se­ una volta le nostre speranze, 12 JullanBailey (Gbr) TyrrelkFord a due ghl - - - per melila vedere le gara condo da Berger, che conti­ come I anno scarto si appun­ MrWniAUCOtTItUTTOfU all'autodromo di Monti. D nua t guardarti attorno strani 13 RenaAraoux (Fra) Loto-Judd) a due girl giovane, Graziano Colombo di Rho (Milano) I prtclptatOr •) tano su Australia e Giappone. aseuutt» 147 il 1 » Il 11 11 n Italo, lancia il suo berretto In Attorno la festa continua • ' ,« da un altezza di circa 10 metri L'incidente etvV^o nel f meno alla falli, che si pigia • Esultano i 90mlla che hanno rarWAM II IO r . » » presti della curva Ascari L'impegno di medici ed Inrarmlt- rischi il parapiglia per ac­ continuato a credere nell'im •IMI tuli N 4 4 1 ri è stato messo • dura prova nel corso di tutta II giornata. chiapparlo, • ripete! «t Il pio - « Si calcola siano alate un centinaio le persone presenti tre il possibile Mena degli anni ItO*»^-*"» IOTI» IT 4 - i a INI imito dell* mia carriera scorsi, ma sempre tantissimi - pubblico a dover ricorrere • cure mediche per contusioni, di pilòta Dedico questa vitto­ Anche Alboreto, Il cui nome AlWOWt 1» - - graffi o malori ria t tuo Ferrari, certo, a continua t risuonare nel cir­ «aancH u questo grand* mito, ma vo­ cuito, e convinto che la Ferra­ --£ . lilo dedicarla un po' anche, a ri debbi puntare su Australia e wsoiAwa * 1 - - Un brivido: La gioii il termine è stata me Ho guidilo al limite, non Giappone -In Spagna e Porto­ tv»*** i - i t grande per tutti I rerrarttf, ho fatto errori sono davvero gallo potrebbe vincere un - irregolare ma per un attimo l'autodro­ cmtnWv aspirato Per noi andrà meglio «ALT > • . 1 - la vettura mo e stato attraversalo di verso la tini della stagione atvtiiitt i • . 1 un brivido di paure. Un pic­ Incedo tra delusione e Certo, abbiamo avuto uni ma­ . di Berger? colo |^ ha InM mó* gioia,*r»relo non perde co- no dalla tornine Ma, fortumi - • - - • ____ «ente» il dopocena: var- mundurll tuo tento umoristi­ parte, ce lo meritavamo pro­ ——••—<—if— sotol9elnfatticlrcolatali co -SI pud dire che questa sia prio. voce che l'auto di Berger presentaste qualche irrtfolartlt la prima vittoria di Nigel Man- di peso Ma Romolo favoni, direttore di gara, hi tubilo tel| con le Ferrari. GliSchles- smentito «La vettura di Berger alla conclusione detti gare ter'tvevi rilevato propria il tu- Berger stanco per la gara e Senna: «Non sono un robot è risultata pesare 541,500 chili ed avevi ancora 200 centlK- turo femrittt, Il suo errore per la girandoli delle Intervi­ tri di benzina Visto che il mlnlrnpregolarmentare conten­ ste prima di allontanarsi si ab- Un sorpasso Inaino, l'urto cuili francese Schlesser. finisti qui •Errore? Non parlerei di erro il C P d'Italia di Ayrton Senna, costretto al ritiro uto è di 540 Kg I auto di Berger è più che nel llmm del re, di Inesperienza - taglia banstanaai ricordi .U talu­ regolamento» <, nrf* corto II pilota milanese- Non na gira Quando ho visto Sen cgjita anche a me di sfagliare» è Un ragazzetto di primo pelo na in testa coda mi sono ri f questo Schlesser Ho I impresi cordato dell anno scorso al- OAL NOSTRO INVIATO rore hanr» per» l'occasione guadagnando progressiva­ te Scoiato e laconico, il fran­ Alberto Rota Bergamasco, 25 ami, Al­ sione, piuttosto, che non I Estorti quando io guidavo la di oltenere un rècord storico mente terreno La miscela tra cese lancia solo una piccola berto Rota è il nuovo cam­ corsa davanti a Prosi e finii B MONZA «Ecco dimostra non attacca Schlesser, sul 12 vittorie consecutive in un •'inesperienza-leggerezza del cntica alla Honda per la pri­ campione pione europeo delle 500 II guardi Dillo specchietto. campionato E questo che mi francete e la presunzione del ma volta, a suo dire, il motore Berger preterisce analizzare la fuori pista come Ayrton Oggi lo che gli uomini non sono francese piovono le critiche montalo sulle McLaren avreb­ europeo di moto titolo e alato conquistato lari «S> ir» creata una situa. i andata bene Abbiamo fatto macchine Non sono un ro­ dure di Alboretoedel brasilia­ fa più rabbia. Avevo fatto un brasiliano ha prodotto un ef­ be palesato problemi di con­ con una gare di anticipo dei grossi passi In avanti in ter­ bot Capita anche a me di sba­ no della March Maurido Cu- errore slmile t Monaco, nella fetto esplosivo Ed anche Sen «Ione tiranti All'inizio ho lena uri chili stagione, ma na ha rimandato l'appunta- sumo Per questo Senna sa­ classe 500 sulla conclusione della sla- consumalo di pia lo, che ten mini di competitività dal Bel­ gliare» E accasciato, Ayrton gelmln. (Utile due tono con- rebbe stato costretto a rallen­ glorie grazie alla vittori! ol- gio Ma non facciamoci Illu­ Senna, per quelli vittoria or­ allo» ricadeva soltanto tu di melilo con un record otto ga­ tare verso il finale, lavorendo «e"eieee»ssst»i»»»sstiss»Bjs» tenuta ieri sul circuito di Jt- lavo di restare nella tela delle sioni Le McLaren restano le me perchè c'era comunque re vinti in uno stesso campio­ la rimonta di Berger Critica McLaren, poi ho rallentato ed mai sicura sfuggitagli a due gi­ der dH ctmpfonltQ mondiali un pilota delia McLaren primo nato Non gli sfuggirà, e quasi rama in Spagna. Si colora di italiano anche il campionato McLaren» ri dal termine, ma ti guani che non trova d'accordo Sen­ delle 2S0 dove fausto Ricci comanda il campionato grazie hi accelerato Michele, co. U lolla prende ad abban­ prototipi non usa affano lo ceno Ma la sua uscita di pista, na, lui continua ad addossarsi «tìngendomi ad accelerare E bene dal mettersi a parlare di specchietto retrovisore, Intral­ tutte le colpe per quel! errore al secondo posto ottenuto ieri e ad una caduta che ria donare la pista L'entusiasmo, sfortuna «Schlesser avr* an­ Schlesser ha sbagliato, cer­ se non altro, ha restituito
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