Jon Ekerold - Motorcycle Grand Prix Results

Motorcycle Grand Prix Results

Position	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Points	15	12	10	8	6	5	4	3	2	1

(key) (Races in bold indicate pole position; races in italics indicate fastest lap)

Year	Class	Team	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	Points	Rank	Wins
1975	350cc	Yamaha	FRA	ESP	AUT	GER	NAT	IOM	NED	FIN	CZE	YUG				13	16th	0
1976	250cc	Yamaha	FRA		NAT	YUG	IOM	NED	BEL	SWE	FIN	CZE	GER	ESP		10	15th	0
	350cc	Yamaha	FRA	AUT	NAT	YUG	IOM	NED			FIN	CZE	GER	ESP		4	30th	0
	500cc	Yamaha	FRA	AUT	NAT		IOM	NED	BEL	SWE	FIN	CZE	GER			5	29th	0
1977	250cc	Yamaha	VEN	GER	NAT	ESP	FRA	YUG	NED	BEL	SWE	FIN	CZE	GBR		42	9th	1
1977	350cc	Yamaha	VEN	GER	NAT	ESP	FRA	YUG	NED		SWE	FIN	CZE	GBR		54	3rd	0
1978	250cc	Yamaha	VEN	ESP		FRA	NAT	NED	BEL	SWE	FIN	GBR	GER	CZE	YUG	40	9th	0
1978	350cc	Yamaha	VEN		AUT	FRA	NAT	NED	BEL	SWE	FIN	GBR	GER	CZE	YUG	64	4th	0
1979	250cc	Yamaha	VEN		GER	NAT	ESP	YUG	NED	BEL	SWE	FIN	GBR	CZE	FRA	8	22nd	0
1979	350cc	Yamaha	VEN	AUT	GER	NAT	ESP	YUG	NED			FIN	GBR	CZE	FRA	34	8th	1
1980	350cc	Bimota-Yamaha	NAT	FRA	NED	GBR	CZE	GER								63	1st	3
1981	350cc	Bimota-Yamaha	ARG	AUT	GER	NAT	YUG	NED	GBR	CZE						52	2nd	2
1982	500cc	Cagiva	ARG	AUT	FRA	ESP	NAT	NED	BEL	YUG	GBR	SWE	RSM	GER		1	28th	0
1983	500cc	Cagiva	RSA	FRA	NAT	GER	ESP	AUT	YUG	NED	BEL	GBR	SWE	RSM		0	-	0

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