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Cadena Placa Verde Núm Domincio. 27 seotiembre 1970 Pág. 22 EL MUNDODEPORTIVO 8ergamont tras su «bIta passeggiata» CLASE 250 c.c. 33 Vueltas al Circuito 125,09 1 Kms. «LA VICTORiA HA cadena Placa verde núm. blanco Núm. SIDO FACIL 10 Nombre Marca Nacionalidad DIFICIL SERA TRIUN 1. Rod Gould Yamaha Inglaterra 2. Kel Carruthers Yamaha Australia FAR EN 350 C.C..» 3. Jamo Saarinen Yamaha Fin1anda , Kent Anclersson Yamaha Suecia Después de haberse im • PARA AUTOMO VILES 5. Borje Jansson Yamaha Suecia puesto de forma harto de 6. Charles Mortimer Inglaterra mostrativa en todas las • YMOTOCCLETAS 7. Dave Browning Inglaterra pruebas de la temporada 8. Keith Gordon Yamaha Inglaterra puntuables para el Cam 9. Oronzo Memola Yamaha Bélgica peonato del Mundo en las • PRESENTA 10. Gyula Marsovsky categorías de 350 y 500 c.c., 11. John Burgess Bultaco Inglaterra con lo que ha alcanzado su 12. Silvio Grassetti M. Z. Italia - octavo titulo mundial, el La lista de corredores del 14. Salvador Cañellas Montesa España campeoníSSimo» Giacomo 15. Franeesco Villa Villa Itaiia Agostini ha decidido pasar- XX GRAN PREMIO DE ESPAÑA 16. Toni Gruber Yamaha se a los automóviles y con 17. Juan Bordons Derbi España , cretamente a los monopla DE MOTOCICLISMO 18. Franco Ringhinl Yamaha Italia zas. De esta forma, su pues 19. Walter Villa Italia to en el equipo «MV Agus XXV INTERNACIONAL DE BARCELONA20. Ginger Molloy Bultaco Zelanda tas lo ocupa Angelo Ber 4 21. Francis Hollebecq Yamaha Bélgica . gamonti, un italiano de 31 22. Dieter Braun Alemania años que ha sido en ocho puntuable para os 23. Cees van Dongen Yamaha Holanda ocasiones campeón de Ita 24. Bu Granath Yamaha Suecia lia. Es conocido de la afi CAMPEONATOS DEL MUNDO 1970 25. Barry Sheene Yamaha Inglaterra ción española a raíz de un 26. Enrique Escuder Bultaco España - accidente que sufriese en CLASE 50 c.c. 16 Vueltas al Circuito - 60.649 Kms. 27. Benjamín Grau Bultaco España 28. Ramón Galí Bultaco España Madrid en 1967 y que le tu • Placa blanca núm. negro vo al borde de la muerte. 29. Maurice HawthorneYamaha Inglaterra Núm. 30. José Medrano Bultaco España Tras suesperada y clara • Nombre Marca NaciOnalidad 31. Haus KirehemeyerN. S. U. Austria victoria ayer en Montjuich, 32. Teuvo Lánsivuori Yamaha Finlandia Bergamonti rebosaba opti - 1. Angel Nieto Derbi España 33. Phil Read Yamaha Inglaterra mismo y no podía ocultar 2. Aalt Toersen Yarnathi Holanda 34. Alberto Pagani Aermacchi Italia su alegría. Sus primeras 3. Rudolf Kunz Kreidler Alemania palabras así lo demues 4. Salvador Cañella Derbi España tran... 5. Jos Schurgers Kreidier Holanda CLASE 350 c.c. 40 Vueltas al Circuito- 151.626 Kms. —Tenía que ganar y lo he • 6. Jan de Vries Kreidler Holanda Placa azul núm. blanco conseguido. Estoy muy con- 7. Ulrich Graf Kreidlei- Suiza tanto, pues prosigo la tra 8. Siegfried Lohman Kreidier Alemania Núm. yectoria triunfal de Agosti 9. Oronzo Memóla Kreidler Bélgica Nombre Marca Nacionalidad ni. La verdad es que la ca 10. G. W. Schweikardt Krejdler Alemania rrera no ha tenido excesi • 11. Franceseo Villa Itom Italia 1. Giaconso Agostini M. Y. Agustaltalia vos problenias para mi, % 12. Joaquín Galí Derbi Esnaña 2. Kel Carruthers Yamaha Australia desde 1-a primera vuelta to 14. Juan Bordóns Derbi Esjaña 3. Renzo Pasolini Benellj Italia mé el mando y ya todo fue 15. Franco Ringhini Morbideui Itlia 4. Kent Anderssou Yamaha Suecia - fácil. • 16. Walter Villa Itom Italia 5. Partti Pesonen Yamaha Funlandia 17. Francis Hollebecq Kreidler Bélgica 6. Red Gould Yamaha Inglaterra —Una «bella passeggiataa • • 18. Cees van Dongen Kreidler Holanda 7. Dave Browning Yamaha 3nglaterra como dicen sus compatrio 19. Martin Mijwaart Yamathi Holanda 8. Silvio Grassetti Jawa Italia tas... 20. Gilberto Pa.rlotti X. X. Italia 9. Roberta Gallina Aerrnacchi Italia —Efectivamente, la má • 21.3 José María Mañer Derbi España 10. Haus D. Gogen Yamaha Alemania quina es muy buena y lo 22. Benjamín Grau Derbi España 11. Dieter Braun Yamaha Alemania cierto es que no tiene rival 23. Van der Hoeven Derbi España 24. Jaime Alguersuari Derbi España 12. Tommy Robb Yamaha Irlanda en esta categoría Otro can 25. Juan Sánchez Derbi Españ5 14. Jack Findlay Yamaha Francia tar será la carrera de 350 15. Martin Camney Kawasaki Inglaterra c.c. donde las «Yamaha» 16. Cliristian llave! Kawasaki Francia me harán forzar la marcha. 17. Bo Granath Yamaha Suecia - CLASE 125 c.c. 27 Vueltas al Circuito - 102,347 Kmg. —fEaperaba batir el ré Fondo negro núm. blanco 18. Terry Dennehy Yamaha . Italia cord absoluto del circuito? 19. Godfrey Nasli Yamaha Australia Núm. 20. Alan Barnett Aermacchi Inglaterra —Era mi meta, creo que Nombre Marca Nacionalidad 21. B. K. Heukemott Benelli Alemania todavía se puede mejorar, 22. Karl Hoppe Yamaha Alemania pero lo importante es que 1.Dieter Braun Suzuki Aemauia 23. Hans Kirchenieyer N. S. U. Austria de momento ya lo he con 3 2. Borje Jansson Maico Suecia 25. Lewis Young X. X. Inglaterra seguido. 3. Paye Simmonds Kawasaki Inglaterra 26.Angelu Bergainonti M. y. Agustaltalia —Si Agostini hubiese co 4. Angel Nieto Deebi España rrido hoy con una máqui 5. Toni Gruber Maleo Alemania na idéntica a la suya, 6.Aalt Toersen Suzuki Holanda ,- 3 7. Paye Bedlington Maico Inglaterra ¿quién hubiese ganado? 8. Paye Browning Yamaha Inglaterra Bergamonti sonríe. La 9. Ulrich Graf Honda Suiza comparación le entusiasma. jo, Siegfried Lohman M. Z. Alemania 11. G. W. Schweikardt Maleo Alemania —No se puede decir, pe 12. Giuseppe MaiidoliniVilla Italia ro cAgo» es un campeón . 14. Salvador Cañellas Derbi Esnaña exiepcional. 15. Francesco Villa ViLa Italia —Suponemos que el pró 16.Joaquín Gali Derbi España xamo ano será el piloto nú 3 17. Juan Bordóns Derbi Esuaña mero uno de «MV Agusta». 18. Walter Villa Villa Italia : —En efecto, seguiré todo 19. Ginger Molloy Bultaco Nudva Zeland el Mundial: Hoy he ganado _ 20. Cees van Dongen Yamaha Holanda mi primer Gran Premio y 21. Theo Louwes Aermacchi Hoanda CORRER CON espero poder conseguir la 22. Angelo Bergamonti X. X. Italia proxima temporada como 23. Barry Sheene Suzuki Inglaterra mínimo mi primer título 1 24. Gilberto Parltti Morbidelli Italia mundial. He firmado con- 25. Ramón Galí Bultaco Esoaña trato por dos años y confío 26. José María Mañer X. X. Esoaña en que sean una sucesión J 27. Charles Mortimer Villa la ata de triunfos. 28. Enrique Escuder Bultaco Espaaa ) 29. Benjamín Grau Bullare Espaea Nadie se atreve a poner- 30. José Medrano Buitace España ES CORRER lo en duda: no en vano la j 31. John Dodús Aerniecchi Austral:a superioridad de la «MV PLENA CONFANZAL Agusta» le hace inaccesible ¿ 32. Jamo Saarinen Puch Finlandia para sus rivales. José M. CASANOVAS -.
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