1993 Dutch Grand Prix

Race details
Race 7 of 14 races in the 1993 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season
Date	26 June 1993
Official name	Lucky Strike Dutch Grand Prix[1][2][3]
Location	TT Circuit Assen
Course	Permanent racing facility 6.049 km (3.759 mi)
500cc
Pole position Rider Mick Doohan Time 2:03.267 Fastest lap Rider Alex Barros Time 2:03.829 Podium First Kevin Schwantz Second Mick Doohan Third Àlex Crivillé
250cc
Pole position Rider Loris Capirossi Time 2:06.007 Fastest lap Rider John Kocinski Time 2:06.951 Podium First Loris Capirossi Second Tetsuya Harada Third John Kocinski
125cc
Pole position Rider Dirk Raudies Time 2:16.308 Fastest lap Rider Kazuto Sakata Time 2:16.539 Podium First Dirk Raudies Second Kazuto Sakata Third Manfred Baumann

The 1993 Dutch TT was the seventh round of the 1993 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season. It took place on 26 June 1993 at the TT Circuit Assen located in Assen, Netherlands.

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Honda announces that Shinichi Itoh’s bike is fuel-injected not carburated, and that this is the first time it is being used. Wayne Rainey wants to use a ROC chassis instead of the factory one which was overstiff, but wasn’t allowed to.

Mick Doohan on pole where he had his accident the previous year.

Kevin Schwantz gets the start from Daryl Beattie and Doohan.

Beattie crashes out of third and Mat Mladin’s crashing bike in the same turn sends the marshalls running. Beattie walks away from it.

There’s a 3-way fight for 1st between Schwantz, Alex Barros and Doohan.

Barros crashes out of the lead, tumbling hard through the furrowed gravel, but is able to walk to the barriers. The way Barros was tossed up by the furrows in the gravel is a foreshadowing of Rainey at Misano.

Schwantz leads Doohan into the chicane on the last lap and Doohan tries a desperate pass, but Schwantz holds him off. Schwantz is now 28 points ahead of Rainey.

Pos.	Rider	Team	Manufacturer	Time/Retired	Points
1	Kevin Schwantz	Lucky Strike Suzuki	Suzuki	41:35.943	25
2	Mick Doohan	Rothmans Honda Team	Honda	+0.829	20
3	Àlex Crivillé	Marlboro Honda Pons	Honda	+13.518	16
4	Doug Chandler	Cagiva Team Agostini	Cagiva	+13.822	13
5	Wayne Rainey	Marlboro Team Roberts	Yamaha	+18.063	11
6	Shinichi Itoh	HRC Rothmans Honda	Honda	+34.405	10
7	Luca Cadalora	Marlboro Team Roberts	Yamaha	+56.425	9
8	Niall Mackenzie	Valvoline Team WCM	ROC Yamaha	+56.672	8
9	Simon Crafar	Peter Graves Racing Team	Harris Yamaha	+1:11.241	7
10	John Reynolds	Padgett's Motorcycles	Harris Yamaha	+1:14.408	6
11	Bernard Garcia	Yamaha Motor France	Yamaha	+1:14.429	5
12	Michael Rudroff	Rallye Sport	Harris Yamaha	+1:22.378	4
13	José Kuhn	Euromoto	ROC Yamaha	+1:22.827	3
14	Tsutomu Udagawa	Team Udagawa	ROC Yamaha	+1:26.043	2
15	Laurent Naveau	Euro Team	ROC Yamaha	+1:46.568	1
16	Sean Emmett	Shell Team Harris	Harris Yamaha	+1:46.727
17	Andreas Meklau	Austrian Racing Company	ROC Yamaha	+1:58.929
18	Renato Colleoni	Team Elit	ROC Yamaha	+1:59.991
19	Kevin Mitchell	MBM Racing	Harris Yamaha	+2:59.095
20	Andrew Stroud	Team Harris	Harris Yamaha	+1 Lap
21	Cees Doorakkers	Doorakkers Racing	Harris Yamaha	+1 Lap
Ret	Alex Barros	Lucky Strike Suzuki	Suzuki	Retirement
Ret	Serge David	Team ROC	ROC Yamaha	Retirement
Ret	Thierry Crine	Ville de Paris	ROC Yamaha	Retirement
Ret	Marco Papa	Librenti Corse	Librenti	Retirement
Ret	Jean Luc Romanens	Argus Racing Team	ROC Yamaha	Retirement
Ret	Juan Lopez Mella	Lopez Mella Racing Team	ROC Yamaha	Retirement
Ret	Jeremy McWilliams	Millar Racing	Yamaha	Retirement
Ret	Matthew Mladin	Cagiva Team Agostini	Cagiva	Retirement
Ret	Bruno Bonhuil	MTD Objectif 500	ROC Yamaha	Retirement
Ret	Daryl Beattie	Rothmans Honda Team	Honda	Retirement
Sources:[4][5]

Pos	Rider	Manufacturer	Time/Retired	Points
1	Loris Capirossi	Honda	38:26.004	25
2	Tetsuya Harada	Yamaha	+3.917	20
3	John Kocinski	Suzuki	+4.680	16
4	Jean-Philippe Ruggia	Aprilia	+5.578	13
5	Helmut Bradl	Honda	+9.391	11
6	Loris Reggiani	Aprilia	+14.448	10
7	Wilco Zeelenberg	Aprilia	+14.512	9
8	Pierfrancesco Chili	Yamaha	+14.802	8
9	Alberto Puig	Honda	+24.690	7
10	Nobuatsu Aoki	Honda	+32.770	6
11	Luis d'Antin	Honda	+45.934	5
12	Adrian Bosshard	Honda	+52.218	4
13	Andreas Preining	Aprilia	+52.417	3
14	Eskil Suter	Aprilia	+52.590	2
15	Jurgen van den Goorbergh	Aprilia	+1:03.448	1
16	Jean-Michel Bayle	Aprilia	+1:18.804
17	Bernd Kassner	Aprilia	+1:19.624
18	Bernard Haenggeli	Aprilia	+1:21.790
19	Volker Bähr	Honda	+1:32.458
20	Massimo Pennacchioli	Honda	+1 Lap
21	Rudie Markink	Yamaha	+1 Lap
Ret	Frédéric Protat	Aprilia	Retirement
Ret	Alessandro Gramigni	Gilera	Retirement
Ret	Carlos Cardús	Honda	Retirement
Ret	Jochen Schmid	Yamaha	Retirement
Ret	Patrick van den Goorbergh	Aprilia	Retirement
Ret	Matthieu van Gaalen	Aprilia	Retirement
Ret	Loek Bodelier	Honda	Retirement
Ret	Jean-Pierre Jeandat	Aprilia	Retirement
Ret	Max Biaggi	Honda	Retirement
Ret	Luis Maurel	Aprilia	Retirement
Ret	Paolo Casoli	Gilera	Retirement
Ret	Tadayuki Okada	Honda	Retirement
Ret	Doriano Romboni	Honda	Retirement
Ret	Juan Borja	Honda	Retirement