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词条 1977 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season
释义

  1. Season summary

  2. 1977 Grand Prix season calendar

  3. Final standings

     500cc standings  350cc standings  250cc standings  125cc standings  50cc standings 

  4. Notes

  5. References

  6. See also

{{Motorsport season
|series = Grand Prix motorcycle racing
|title = F.I.M. Grand Prix motorcycle racing season
|link = Grand Prix motorcycle racing season
|year = 1977
}}

The 1977 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season was the 29th F.I.M. Road Racing World Championship season.

Season summary

Suzuki saw off a strong challenge from Yamaha to take their second consecutive 500cc crown. Angel Nieto made it three 50cc titles in a row on a Bultaco while Morbidelli would win an impressive double world championship in the 125cc and 250cc divisions. Pier Paolo Bianchi successfully defended his 125cc title while fellow countryman Mario Lega captured the 250cc championship for the tiny Italian concern. The 350cc crown went to Takazumi Katayama on a special three cylinder Yamaha built in Holland, making him the first-ever Japanese world champion. Barry Sheene made it two premier titles in a row, winning from two Americans, Steve Baker and Pat Hennen.[1]

The season was marred by numerous fatal accidents, including a terrible crash at the 350cc Austrian Grand Prix that claimed the life of Swiss rider, Hans Stadelmann and seriously injuring Johnny Cecotto, Patrick Fernandez, Dieter Braun and Franco Uncini.[1][2] The accident led to a rider's strike in the 500 class, although organizers pressed on with Jack Findlay winning from a reduced field of competitors.[3] Braun decided to end his riding career after recovering from his injuries.[4]

In addition to this incident, the Yugoslavian Grand Prix at the notorious Opatija Circuit was also stricken by tragedy. After having been issued an ultimatum by the FIM, the Yugoslavian race organizers failed to take action to improve the safety of the circuit - which was notorious for its numerous road-side hazards including solid rock walls and steep, barely protected drop offs.[5] The event was a disaster with Italian rider, Giovanni Ziggiotto, crashing during practice for the 250cc race when his motorcycle's engine seized and he was hit from behind by Per-Edward Carlson.[6] He died four days later in a hospital.[7] During the 50 cc race, Ulrich Graf crashed when his bike developed a rear tire puncture and he was thrown into a stone wall.[6] He suffered serious head injuries and died later in a hospital.[5] The Opatija Circuit was never used again for any kind of racing and, the Yugoslavian Grand Prix was moved to the nearby Rijeka permanent circuit.[6]

Despite finishing second in the 500cc championship and winning the Formula 750 title, Baker would be released by Yamaha at the end of the year.[1] Giacomo Agostini would retire after the season, ending his seventeen-year career with a record 122 Grand Prix victories and 15 World Championships.[1]

1977 Grand Prix season calendar

Round Date Race Location 50cc winner 125cc winner 250cc winner 350cc winner 500cc winner Report
1 March 20Venezuela|1930}} Venezuelan Grand Prix San CarlosSpain|1977}} Angel NietoItaly}} Walter VillaVenezuela|1930}} Johnny CecottoUK}} Barry Sheene Report
2 May 1Austria}} Austrian Grand Prix SalzburgringItaly}} Eugenio LazzariniRace cancelled{{refn|group=N|The 350cc race was abandoned after eight laps following Hans Stadelmann's fatal accident.}}Australia}} Jack Findlay Report
3 May 8West Germany}} German Grand Prix HockenheimWest Germany}} Herbert RittbergerItaly}} Pier Paolo BianchiFrance}} Christian SarronJapan}} Takazumi KatayamaUK}} Barry Sheene Report
4 May 15Italy}} Nations Grand Prix ImolaItaly}} Eugenio LazzariniItaly}} Pier Paolo BianchiItaly}} Franco UnciniSouth Africa|1928}} Alan NorthUK}} Barry Sheene Report
5 May 22Spain|1977}} Spanish Grand Prix JaramaSpain|1977}} Angel NietoItaly}} Pier Paolo BianchiJapan}} Takazumi KatayamaFrance}} Michel Rougerie Report
6 May 29France}} French Grand Prix Paul RicardItaly}} Pier Paolo BianchiSouth Africa|1928}} Jon EkeroldJapan}} Takazumi KatayamaUK}} Barry Sheene Report
7 June 19Yugoslavia}} Yugoslavian Grand Prix OpatijaSpain|1977}} Angel NietoItaly}} Pier Paolo BianchiItaly}} Mario LegaJapan}} Takazumi Katayama Report
8 June 25Netherlands}} Dutch TT AssenSpain|1977}} Angel NietoSpain|1977}} Angel NietoUK}} Mick GrantSouth Africa|1928}} Kork BallingtonNetherlands}} Wil Hartog Report
9 July 3Belgium}} Belgian Grand Prix SpaItaly}} Eugenio LazzariniItaly}} Pier Paolo BianchiItaly}} Walter VillaUK}} Barry Sheene Report
10 July 24Sweden}} Swedish Grand Prix AnderstorpSpain|1977}} Ricardo TormoSpain|1977}} Angel NietoUK}} Mick GrantJapan}} Takazumi KatayamaUK}} Barry Sheene Report
11 July 31Finland}} Finnish Grand Prix ImatraItaly}} Pier Paolo BianchiItaly}} Walter VillaJapan}} Takazumi KatayamaVenezuela|1930}} Johnny Cecotto Report
12 August 7Czechoslovakia}} Czechoslovakian Grand Prix BrnoItaly}} Franco UnciniVenezuela|1930}} Johnny CecottoVenezuela|1930}} Johnny Cecotto Report
13 August 14UK}} British Grand Prix SilverstoneItaly}} Pierluigi ConfortiSouth Africa|1928}} Kork BallingtonSouth Africa|1928}} Kork BallingtonUnited States}} Pat Hennen Report

Final standings

500cc standings

Place Rider Number Country Machine Points Wins
1UK}} Barry Sheene7 United Kingdom Suzuki1076
2United States}} Steve Baker32 United States Yamaha800
3United States}} Pat Hennen40 United States Suzuki671
4Venezuela|1930}} Johnny Cecotto Venezuela Yamaha502
5UK}} Steve Parrish United Kingdom Suzuki390
6Italy}} Giacomo Agostini1 Italy Yamaha370
7Italy}} Franco Bonera Italy Suzuki370
8Switzerland}} Philippe Coulon6 Switzerland Suzuki360
9Finland}} Teuvo Lansivuori2 Finland Suzuki350
10Netherlands}} Wil Hartog Netherlands Suzuki301
11Marco Lucchinelli25
12Virginio Ferrari21
13Michel Rougerie21
14Armando Toracca21
15Max Wiener20
16Jack Findlay17
17Alex George15
18Helmut Kassner9
19Steve Wright6
20Franz Heller6
21Christian Estrosi6
22Micheal Schmid5
23John Newbold4
24Derek Chatterton4
25Anton Mang4
26Charlie Williams4
27Boet Van Dulmen3
28Jean Philippe Orban2
29Franz Rau2
30Kevin Wrettom1
31Alan North1
32Karl Auer1

350cc standings

Place Rider Number Country Machine Points Wins
1Japan}} Takazumi Katayama7 Japan Yamaha955
2UK}} Tom Herron4 United Kingdom Yamaha560
3South Africa|1928}} Jon Ekerold South Africa Yamaha540
4France}} Michel Rougerie France Yamaha501
5South Africa|1928}} Kork Ballington South Africa Yamaha462
6France}} Olivier Chevallier9 France Yamaha390
7France}} Christian Sarron France Yamaha380
8France}} Patrick Fernandez France Yamaha340
9Venezuela|1930}} Johnny Cecotto2 Venezuela Yamaha302
10South Africa|1928}} Alan North South Africa Yamaha301
11Bruno Kneubühler24
12Victor Soussan21
13Penti Korhonen20
14Pekka Nurmi18
15Victor Palomo18
16Giacomo Agostini16
17Patrick Pons15
18Walter Villa14
19Mario Lega12
20Franco Uncini11
21John Dodds11
22John Williams10
23Eero Hyvärinen10
24Eddie Roberts8
25Philip Bouzanne6
26Alan Stewart6
27P.Mezerhane4
28Seppo Rossi4
29Helmut Kassner4
30Michel Frutschi4
31Jean Claude Hogrel3
32C.Bellon3
33Tapio Virtanen3
34Eduardo Aleman2
35D.Boulom2
36A.Hockley1
37R.Tausani1
38John Newbold1
39Karl Auer1
40Chas Mortimer1

250cc standings

Place Rider Number Country Machine Points Wins
1Italy}} Mario Lega Italy Morbidelli851
2Italy}} Franco Uncini Italy Harley-Davidson722
3Italy}} Walter Villa1 Italy Harley-Davidson673
4Japan}} Takazumi Katayama Japan Yamaha581
5UK}} Tom Herron4 United Kingdom Yamaha540
6South Africa|1928}} Kork Ballington South Africa Yamaha491
7South Africa|1928}} Alan North6 South Africa Yamaha430
8UK}} Mick Grant United Kingdom Kawasaki422
9South Africa|1928}} Jon Ekerold South Africa Yamaha421
10France}} Patrick Fernandez France Yamaha280
11 Barry Ditchburn27
12 Victor Soussan25
13 Olivier Chevallier25
14 Christian Sarron23
15 Aldo Nannini19
16 Penti Korhonen15
17 Akihiko Kiyohara14
18 Guy Bertin11
19 Pekka Nurmi11
20 Victor Palomo10
21 Eric Saul10
22 John Dodds9
23 Vinicio Salmi8
24 Masahiro Wada8
25 Pierluigi Conforti6
26 Bruno Kneubühler6
27 Michel Rougerie6
28 Chas Mortimer5
29 Jean-François Baldé4
30 Eero Hyvärinen3
31 Philip Bouzanne2
32 Paolo Pileri2
33 Patrick Pons2
34 M.Corradini1
35 Vanes Francini1

125cc standings

Place Rider Number Country Machine Points Wins
1Italy}} Pier Paolo Bianchi1 Italy Morbidelli1317
2Italy}} Eugenio Lazzarini7 Italy Morbidelli1051
3Spain|1977}} Angel Nieto2 Spain Bultaco803
4France}} Jean-Louis Guignabodet6 France Morbidelli620
5West Germany}} Anton Mang5 West Germany Morbidelli550
6West Germany}} Gert Bender West Germany Bender380
7Austria}} Harald Bartol Austria Morbidelli320
8Switzerland}} Hans Müller Switzerland Morbidelli320
9Switzerland}} Stefan Dörflinger Switzerland Morbidelli320
10Italy}} Pierluigi Conforti Italy Morbidelli301
11 Maurizio Massimiani22
12 Giuseppe Zigiotto21
13 Julien Van Zeebroeck20
14 Ivan Carlsson14
15 Ermanno Giuliano11
16 Ivan Palazzase10
17 Sauro Pazzaglia9
18 Rino Pretelli8
19 Claudio Lusuardi8
20 Matti Kinnunen7
21 Thierry Noblesse6
22 Willy Perez5
23 Johann Parzer5
24 Rolf Blatter5
25 B.Johansson5
26 Cees Van Dongen5
27 Horst Seel4
28 Rafael Olavarria4
29 Janos Drapal4
30 Thierry Espié4
31 Werner Schmied3
32 G.Willi2
33 Jan Huberts2
34 Patrick Plisson2
35 Enrico Cereda1
36 Paolo Cipriani1
37 J.Novarrete1

50cc standings

Place Rider Number Country Machine Points Wins
1Spain|1977}} Angel Nieto1 Spain Bultaco873
2Italy}} Eugenio Lazzarini4 Italy Kreidler722
3Spain|1977}} Ricardo Tormo Spain Bultaco691
4West Germany}} Herbert Rittberger2 West Germany Kreidler531
5France}} Patrick Plisson France ABF260
6Switzerland}} Stefan Dörflinger7 Switzerland Kreidler260
7France}} Jean-Louis Guignabodet France Morbidelli140
8Austria}} Hans Hummel9 Austria Kreidler110
9Belgium}} Julien van Zeebroeck6 Belgium Kreidler100
10Spain|1977}} Ramon Gali Spain Derbi100
11Ulrich Graf9
12Hagen Klein9
13Cees Van Dongen8
14Theo Timmer8
15Aldo Pero7
16Günter Schirnhofer7
17Rolf Blatter6
18Rudolf Kunz5
19Claudio Lusuardi5
20Wolfgang Müller4
21Engelbert Kip3
22Adrijan Bernetic3
23Lennart Lundgren2
24Ingo Emmerich2
25C.Dumont2
26E.Mischiatti2
27Juup Bosman1
28J.Novarrete1
29Peter Looijensteijn1
30Jacques Hutteau1

Notes

1. ^1 2 3 {{Citation |first1=Dennis | last1=Noyes |year=1999 |first2= Michael |last2=Scott |title=Motocourse: 50 Years Of Moto Grand Prix |publisher =Hazleton Publishing Ltd |isbn=1-874557-83-7 |url= |quote=}}
2. ^{{cite news |title=Cyclist Killed In Prix Race |agency=Associated Press |work=The Milwaukee Sentinel |page=2 |date=2 May 1977 |accessdate=4 December 2011 |url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=2MUVAAAAIBAJ&sjid=6xEEAAAAIBAJ&pg=4828,101306&dq=johnny+cecotto&hl=en}}
3. ^Hans Stadelmann at Motorsport Memorial
4. ^Yamaha Classic Racing Team commit to TT Centenary celebrations. Isle of Man TT.com News (20 March 2007). Retrieved on 15 December 2015.
5. ^1 {{cite web|url=http://www.motorsportmemorial.org/search.php?s=ulrich+graf&Search=Submit&db=ms&s_into=all |title=Ulrich Graf |publisher=motorsportmemorial.org |accessdate=16 December 2011}}
6. ^1 2 {{cite web|url=http://www.racingcircuits.info/europe/croatia/preluk-opatija.html |title=Preluk - Opatija |publisher=racingcircuits.info |accessdate=11 April 2017}}
7. ^{{cite book | title=Motocourse 1977-1978 | publisher=Hazleton Securities Ltd | editor-last = Carter | editor-first = Chris | page = 86 | isbn=0-905138-04-X}}
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References

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  • Büla, Maurice & Schertenleib, Jean-Claude (2001). Continental Circus 1949-2000. Chronosports S.A. {{ISBN|2-940125-32-5}}
  • {{cite web | title = The Official MotoGP website | url = http://www.motogp.com/en/Results+Statistics/1977/NAT/500cc/World+Standing | accessdate = 2010-07-06}}

See also

  • 1977 Formula 750 season
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