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Eñ 250 C,C, Spaan Y ELmundóuirtiio Viernes, 3 de agostode 19 MOTOR/ G.P. DE INGLATERRA. Michelín y Cagiva se retiran del Mún’dial de velocidad Ccurdús, el melor eñ 250 c,c, Spaan y. Schwa’ntz, los’ más rápidos1 en 1.25 y 500; Sito entrenó, ‘pero nócorreró hastaelG.P.deChecoslovaquia,antepenúltimapruebadelatemporada90 blañ de un desenlace más rápidó: tras el holandés Spaan (Honda)ye tras, el O. P. de Suecia, la semana italiano Gramigni (Aprilia). próxima en Anderstop. Pero la nóta predominante ei Michelín, el coloso francés de los los últimos grandes premios, enlo neumáticos, tanto de motos como qüe los pilotos punteros rebaja d coches, anunció ayer en París en estas pruebas libres los mejoe que dejará el Campeónato del tiempos de la pasada temporada Múndo de velocidad al concluir la no se cumplieron en Donipgtoz tempórada ‘para centrarse en el Park, salvo en el caso del esta Mundial de prototipos, en el que dounidense Kevin Schwantz. (Su. asistjrá al nuevo Peugeot 905 en zuki), que rebajó en más de médk exclusiva, ádeñiás de continuar, -segundo el mejor tiempo del. cit probablemente, todavía di.rañte cuito,, en poder de su compatriot un año en los rallies, donde le une Eddie Lawson. , - un contrato con Lancia hasta fina ‘En 125 c.c. y por lo que abs es lesde1991. : pañoles se refiere, Julián Miralle El futuro inmediato de Michelín (Ji Cobas-Çoronas) logró el deci parece ‘estar en la .entrada en el móquinto registro, justo por delan Campeonato del Mündo de Fór te del vasco Herri Torrontegui mula l,porloqueen 1991 lospilo quien se ha pasado a Dunlop, y h tos de motos podrán disponer de dejado la nióto estrictamente d Cardús fue el má-rápido en ls libres de onningtan y aspira a neumáticos de la márca, aunque serie, decisiones al parecer acerta todOs ellos de serie, o sea, los que arrebatar el liderato a Kocinski •, - - das. tenga a bien vender al público la El barcelónés Luis Miguel Reye ÉFE‘-‘ Sitó sólo pudo ocnpar la decimo marca francesa, que participará vuelve a disponer de la Gazzaniga éptima posición, á más de diez se- por última vez en el París-Dakar marca que leha asegurado la coríti - Donington Park (Inglaterra). — gundos del mejor tiempo, con lo este año. ‘ ‘ - nuidad hasta el final. de la tempora - . El piloto español Carlos Cardús que queda bien claro que el piloto Mientras Michelín se va, parece da, con lo que el objetivo de’Reye (Honda) consiguió el rnejb regis- ‘barcelonés no se encueátra todavía que para el próximo año entrarán de no permanecer en el “diqui tro en los entrenamientós libles del - repuesto de. sus lesiones. - - en escena dos nuevas marcas de seco” se ve cumplido, Gran Premio de Inglaterra, qe se ‘ . - neumáticos, una japonesa; Yoko Reyes fue trigésimo segundo disputará el domingo en el circúio hama,y otra italiana, ‘Pirelli, aun por,,.detrás de Manuel Hernánde: de Donington Park, y durante 1$ que por ahora eso son sólo rumo (Honda), actúal campeón de Espa cuales se han conocido decisiones, Eñ cuañto a lás retiradas, .la de res, y ligado a estos últimos párece ña,y con Manuel Herreros (Ji Co tan importantes como el abandono ‘ Cagiva, en cierta medida, se veÍa ser que uno de sus pilotos oficiales bas), Jaime Mariano, Luis Alvaro -. de la competición de Cagiva y Mi- ‘venir. Los resultados de sus tres pi. la próxima temporada podría ser el Javier Arumi, todos con Honda chelín’. - , ‘ - ‘. ‘ ‘ íqtos, el estadounidense Randy español Sito Pons, con quien al pa fuera de la parrilla de salida. No as Cardús marcó el tnejor tiempó. Mamo1a, el británico Ron Haslam •recer ya ‘tuvierorí conversaciones ‘Antonio Sánchez (JJ Cobas), qw - con:un cróno de 1:38.534, a sólo’ y e1brasi1eflo Alex Barros, no han - este año. hizo el vigésimo quinto tiempo,d dos décimas de segundo del récord’ sido todo lo apeteciblesque’ cabía’ entrenamientos libres. del circuito, en poder de otró espa- esperar y el fuerte desémbolso rea CÁDU$ Y Alberto Puig (Yamaha), que .hi - , - ñol, AlfonsO Pons, cón 1:38.33,’ en - lizado ha,stala fecha lba.habrá iii frió esta semana dolores de apéndi tato que l séguñda’plaza fué para,’: ducido apnsar-que ló más prácti ce, parece estar plenamente recu el italiano Luca Cadalora (Yama-’ co era dar 1or finalizada su aventu En cuanto’a los entrenamientos perado de los mismos. Su tiemp ha) y el estadounÍdense John Ko- ‘ra mundialista, cosa que al parecer, se refiere, al mejor tiempo de Car fue el vigésimo, justo tras Jorg cinski (Yamaha); líder del Cam- harán al concluir-el Gran Premio dús en 250 c.c. hay que unir la ter Martínez (JJ Cobas), mientrar qu peonato, ocupó la tercera posici6n. de llungría,-ei prÓximo 2 de sep cera plaza lógrada por Jorge Martí ,Crivillé logró el decimotércer cró nez (JJ Cobas) en 125 c.c., justo no. - Pero las nótici’as más destacada . tiembre, aunque otras noticias ha de esta primera jornada’de entre- ,‘ ‘ - - ‘ ieni namientos del Gran Premio ‘de. In- - ‘ glaterra fueron, sin duda, la ‘pre-- , ‘ sencia de Alfonso “Sito” Pons ‘ -‘ 37. Hereros (JJ bobas) 1.49.163 13. Crivillé (Yamaha) 1.40.585 (Honda), y el anuncio de retirada Spaan1. (Honda) 1.44.883 - 43. Mariano (Honda) 1.50.718 -19. “Aspar”(JJ Cobas) 1.41.086 de la competición, de l’á marca de 2.Grarnini,APrlIIa) ‘ 1.45:148 48. Alvaro.(Honda) 1.52.729 20. Puig (Yamaha) - 1.41.183 motos italiana Cagiva, ‘y de la de . (JCobas) , , i.45596 50. Ar.umí (Honda) / 1;53.372 500 cc: neumáticos franceses Michelín. 145890’ ‘ - 250 cc: 1. Schwantz (Suzuki). 1.33.904 Aunque el doble campeón del . 6: Prein (Honda) ‘ 1:45:978 i.’Cardús (Honda) 1.38.534 2. Ga,tner (Honda) 1.34.681 mundo espanol de 250 c.c. realizó 7.Capirossi (Honda) ‘ 1.46.041 2. Cadalora (Yamaha) 1.38.698 3.Rainey (Yamaha) 1.34.795 los entrenamierítos libres de la 8.Vitali (Gazzaniga) 1.46.1453. Kociñski (Yamaha) 1.39.024- 4. Lvson (Yamaha) 1.35.302 prueba inglesa, ya antes de salir ala . 9 Gresini (Honda) 1.46.2154. Cornú (Honda) 1.39.669 5.Mackenzie (Suzuki)’ 1.36:329 pista aseguró que :no disputará la . 10. Rornboni(Honda) ,‘, ‘ 1.46.448, 5. Bradl(Honda) 1.39.746, 6. C. Sarron (Yamaha) 1.36.648 prueba, ni la dé Suecia tampoco, y ...I... ‘ -. 6 Shimizu (Honda) 1.39.770 . ‘7. Mamola (Cagiva) 1.37563. su reaparición se producirá en 15. Mirafles (JJ Cobas) ‘ 1.47.406 7. Reggiani (AprUla) 1.39.8 17 - 8. Doohan (Honda). 1.37.785. Brno, con ocasión del’ Gran Pre-. 16. Torrontegul (Honda); 1.47.741 ‘8. EckI (Apriha) 1.39.847 , 9. Garriga (Yamaha)’ 1.38.076’ - mio de checoslovaquia, antepe-. 25. A. Sachez JJ Cobas) , 1.48.545 9. Lavado (Aprilia) t39.903 .10; Fogarty (Honda) 1.38.265, ‘10. de-Radigues (Aprilia)- ‘núltima ‘rueba untuab1e ‘ ‘ 31. Hernandez (ilonda) - 1.48.9,13 1.40.280 - . “ : ... ‘ . « “ :32.Reyes(Gazzaniga) ’ 1.48.915 -‘ . ‘ , - “.17. Póns (Honda) - 1.43.918 En los entrenamientos de ayer — -_____________.
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