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German GP: Vincent, Battaini race summary

RESULTS: 125 c.c. 1 position (25 points) 250 c.c. 8 position (8 points) THE RACE: Fiorenzo Caponera (Team Manager) 125 cc. "In hearth of Germany Arnaud repeats his success.. After the splendid victory that as gotten last Sunday on the ...

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RESULTS: 125 c.c. 1 position (25 points)
250 c.c. 8 position (8 points)

THE RACE:

Fiorenzo Caponera (Team Manager)

125 cc.

"In hearth of Germany Arnaud repeats his success.. After the splendid victory that as gotten last Sunday on the circuit ogf Donington Park, the french rider has faced the race of the Sachsenring with the grim and the determination to witch he has gotten used by now us. Arnaud has disputed the turns of test with a lot of concentration and appointment, and he has worked lap after lap to get an unbelievable "pole position" detaching the first one adversaries of more than hal second. Vincent as started in head to the group and ha has always conducted the competition imposing both his mad rhythm and great separation to the other riders. Only Alex de Angelis has tried to lay a trap him, more for duty that for conviction, with his fast Aprilia. Arnaud, cold and determined as always, has reacted to the attack and at the last corner before the finishing line he has reacked and surpassed the adversary winning with full worth a splendid competition. For the french Pilot endowed with great talent, another manul race."

250 cc.

"This competition has perhaps been for Franco the most difficult of those that he has disputed thin to today. Battaini has been disturbed during all the turns of tests by a series of small drawbacks to the engine that, also not being serious problems, they have madehim waste a lot of time and they have disturbed his concentration. The rider has succeeded in planning however a good rhythm of raceeven if he has been slow down by a not very good start, then whil Franco was recovering positions and he was found sixth, a sudden storm has put an end to the competition. The classification of the race has been that related to the preceding lap and therefore the rider has beeen disadvantaged from this decision losing rwo positions and annulling his reassembles, therefore Franco has concluded eight."

World Championship Classification after this race

125 cc
Arnaud Vincent - 2 position ­ points 153

250 cc
Franco Battaini - 4 position ­ points 88

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