1992 Grand Prix Motorcycle Racing Season - 1992 Season Review

1992 Season Review

Round Race Location 125cc winner 250cc winner 500cc winner Report
1 Japanese Grand Prix Suzuka Ralf Waldmann Luca Cadalora Mick Doohan Report
2 Australian Grand Prix Eastern Creek Ralf Waldmann Luca Cadalora Mick Doohan Report
3 Malaysian Grand Prix Shah Alam Alessandro Gramigni Luca Cadalora Mick Doohan Report
4 Spanish Grand Prix Jerez Ralf Waldmann Loris Reggiani Mick Doohan Report
5 Italian Grand Prix Mugello Ezio Gianola Luca Cadalora Kevin Schwantz Report
6 European Grand Prix Catalunya Ezio Gianola Luca Cadalora Wayne Rainey Report
7 German Grand Prix Hockenheim Bruno Casanova Pierfrancesco Chili Mick Doohan Report
8 Dutch TT Assen Ezio Gianola Pierfrancesco Chili Àlex Crivillé Report
9 Hungarian Grand Prix Hungaroring Alessandro Gramigni Luca Cadalora Eddie Lawson Report
10 French Grand Prix Magny-Cours Ezio Gianola Loris Reggiani Wayne Rainey Report
11 British Grand Prix Donington Fausto Gresini Pierfrancesco Chili Wayne Gardner Report
12 Brazilian Grand Prix Interlagos Dirk Raudies Luca Cadalora Wayne Rainey Report
13 South African Grand Prix Kyalami Jorge Martínez Max Biaggi John Kocinski Report

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