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1999 Kyalami Superbike World Championship round

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South Africa   1999 South Africa Superbike World Championship round
Round details
Round 1 of 13 rounds in the
1999 Superbike World Championship.
and
Round 1 of 11 rounds in the
1999 Supersport World Championship.
Next round →
Australia
Date28 March, 1999
LocationKyalami
CoursePermanent racing facility
4.267 km (2.651 mi)
Superbike World Championship
Pole position
Australia Troy Corser
1:42.943
Fastest lap race 1 Fastest lap race 2
United States Colin Edwards United Kingdom Carl Fogarty
1:43.800 1:43.477
Supersport World Championship
Pole position
Spain Rubén Xaus
1:47.293
Fastest lap
United Kingdom Iain MacPherson
1:48.343

The 1999 Kyalami Superbike World Championship round was the opening round of the 1999 Superbike World Championship season and the 1999 Supersport World Championship season. It took place on the weekend of 26–28 March 1999 at the 4.26 km Kyalami Circuit in South Africa. The round was marred by the death of Brett MacLeod after a crash in the Supersport race.[1]

Superbike

Entry list

No. Rider Team Motorcycle
1 United Kingdom Carl Fogarty Ducati Performance Ducati 996
4 Japan Akira Yanagawa Kawasaki Racing Team Kawasaki ZX-7RR
5 United States Colin Edwards Castrol Honda Honda RC45
6 Spain Gregorio Lavilla Kawasaki Racing Team Kawasaki ZX-7RR
7 Italy Pierfrancesco Chili Suzuki Alstare F.S. Suzuki GSX-R750
9 Australia Peter Goddard Aprilia Rac.De Cecco Aprilia RSV1000
11 Australia Troy Corser Ducati Performance Ducati 996
15 Slovenia Igor Jerman Kawasaki Bertocchi Kawasaki ZX-7RR
16 Austria Andreas Meklau Remus Racing Austria Ducati 996
18 Colombia Carlos Macias Capill France Racing Ducati 916
19 Italy Lucio Pedercini Team Pedercini Ducati 916
20 Italy Doriano Romboni R & D Racing Team Ducati 996
21 Japan Katsuaki Fujiwara Suzuki Alstare F.S. Suzuki GSX-R750
22 Italy Vittoriano Guareschi Yamaha WSBK Team Yamaha R7
23 Czech Republic Jiří Mrkývka JM SBK Team Ducati 916
24 Slovakia Vladimír Karban Karban Racing Team Suzuki GSX-R750
26 France Jean-Pierre Jeandat White Endurance Honda RC45
33 Austria Robert Ulm Kawasaki Bertocchi Kawasaki ZX-7RR
38 South Africa Lance Isaacs Team Ducati NCR Ducati 996
39 Italy Alessandro Gramigni Team Valli Moto Yamaha R7
40 Italy Giuliano Sartoni Team Ducati NCR Ducati 996
41 Japan Noriyuki Haga Yamaha WSBK Team Yamaha R7
111 New Zealand Aaron Slight Castrol Honda Honda RC45

Race 1

Summary

Carl Fogarty got the holeshot from pole position and led Corser and Haga into the first corner. Doriano Romboni made a strong start, but dropped back due to the pain of his injured hand. Aprilia's World Superbike debut lasted less than 3 laps, after Peter Goddard dropped it at the chicane. The field became spread out by lap 5, with Fogarty 3 seconds ahead of team-mate Corser, who was battling with Slight for second. Ducati riders Lucio Pedercini and Carlos Macias both crashed out on lap 16. After 25 laps, Carl Fogarty won his 49th World Superbike race, ahead of Corser, Slight, Haga and Edwards. The Kawasakis of Yanagawa and Lavilla suffered tyre, suspension and power difficulties but managed sixth and eighth respectively, with Chili between them in seventh.

Classification

Pos. No. Rider Bike Laps Time/Retired Grid Points
1 1 United Kingdom Carl Fogarty Ducati 996 25 43:35.637 2 25
2 11 Australia Troy Corser Ducati 996 25 +5.257 1 20
3 111 New Zealand Aaron Slight Honda RC45 25 +9.779 3 16
4 41 Japan Noriyuki Haga Yamaha R7 25 +13.181 4 13
5 5 United States Colin Edwards Honda RC45 25 +14.535 6 11
6 4 Japan Akira Yanagawa Kawasaki ZX-7RR 25 +16.547 5 10
7 7 Italy Pierfrancesco Chili Suzuki GSX-R750 25 +32.957 14 9
8 6 Spain Gregorio Lavilla Kawasaki ZX-7RR 25 +37.099 11 8
9 20 Italy Doriano Romboni Ducati 996 25 +45.691 7 7
10 33 Austria Robert Ulm Kawasaki ZX-7RR 25 +54.185 8 6
11 21 Japan Katsuaki Fujiwara Suzuki GSX-R750 25 +54.424 10 5
12 22 Italy Vittoriano Guareschi Yamaha R7 25 +1:09.588 15 4
13 16 Austria Andreas Meklau Ducati 996 25 +1:09.938 12 3
14 38 South Africa Lance Isaacs Ducati 996 25 +1:11.106 19 2
15 39 Italy Alessandro Gramigni Yamaha R7 25 +1:26.836 16 1
16 15 Slovenia Igor Jerman Kawasaki ZX-7RR 25 +1:30.328 17
17 26 France Jean-Pierre Jeandat Honda RC45 25 +1:44.035 18
18 23 Czech Republic Jiří Mrkývka Ducati 916 24 +1 lap 20
19 24 Slovakia Vladimír Karban Suzuki GSX-R750 24 +1 lap 21
Ret 19 Italy Lucio Pedercini Ducati 916 15 Crash 13
Ret 18 Colombia Carlos Macias Ducati 916 15 Crash 22
Ret 40 Italy Giuliano Sartoni Ducati 996 3 Technical 23
Ret 9 Australia Peter Goddard Aprilia RSV1000 2 Crash 9
Source:[2]

Race 2

Classification

Pos. No. Rider Bike Laps Time/Retired Grid Points
1 1 United Kingdom Carl Fogarty Ducati 996 25 43:41.963 2 25
2 111 New Zealand Aaron Slight Honda RC45 25 +6.073 3 20
3 11 Australia Troy Corser Ducati 996 25 +7.279 1 16
4 5 United States Colin Edwards Honda RC45 25 +12.401 6 13
5 4 Japan Akira Yanagawa Kawasaki ZX-7RR 25 +15.632 5 11
6 6 Spain Gregorio Lavilla Kawasaki ZX-7RR 25 +19.634 11 10
7 9 Australia Peter Goddard Aprilia RSV1000 25 +21.521 9 9
8 7 Italy Pierfrancesco Chili Suzuki GSX-R750 25 +25.508 14 8
9 20 Italy Doriano Romboni Ducati 996 25 +25.660 7 7
10 21 Japan Katsuaki Fujiwara Suzuki GSX-R750 25 +31.415 10 6
11 33 Austria Robert Ulm Kawasaki ZX-7RR 25 +46.765 8 5
12 19 Italy Lucio Pedercini Ducati 916 25 +52.192 13 4
13 22 Italy Vittoriano Guareschi Yamaha R7 25 +1:03.311 15 3
14 38 South Africa Lance Isaacs Ducati 996 25 +1:22.799 19 2
15 15 Slovenia Igor Jerman Kawasaki ZX-7RR 25 +1:26.729 17 1
16 26 France Jean-Pierre Jeandat Honda RC45 25 +1:43.480 18
17 39 Italy Alessandro Gramigni Yamaha R7 24 +1 lap 16
Ret 16 Austria Andreas Meklau Ducati 996 24 Retired 12
Ret 24 Slovakia Vladimír Karban Suzuki GSX-R750 22 Retired 21
Ret 41 Japan Noriyuki Haga Yamaha R7 14 Retired 4
Ret 40 Italy Giuliano Sartoni Ducati 996 7 Retired 23
Ret 23 Czech Republic Jiří Mrkývka Ducati 916 6 Retired 20
Ret 18 Colombia Carlos Macias Ducati 916 0 Retired 22
Source:[3]

Supersport

Race

Classification

Pos. No. Rider Bike Laps Time/Retired Grid Points
1 12 United Kingdom Iain MacPherson Kawasaki 23 41:52.104 3 25
2 3 France Stéphane Chambon Suzuki 23 +12.515 4 20
3 21 Germany Jörg Teuchert Yamaha 23 +21.145 8 16
4 22 Germany Christian Kellner Yamaha 23 +22.500 6 13
5 51 South Africa Russell Wood Yamaha 23 +27.675 12 11
6 52 United Kingdom James Toseland Honda 23 +29.166 17 10
7 4 Italy Paolo Casoli Ducati 23 +30.043 11 9
8 8 Netherlands Wilco Zeelenberg Yamaha 23 +38.618 9 8
9 32 Spain José David de Gea Honda 23 +39.640 19 7
10 25 France William Costes Honda 23 +41.919 7 6
11 34 Switzerland Yves Briguet Suzuki 23 +44.139 22 5
12 54 South Africa Graeme van Breda Honda 23 +48.728 18 4
13 26 Italy Roberto Teneggi Ducati 23 +51.091 15 3
14 7 Italy Piergiorgio Bontempi Yamaha 23 +1:04.227 27 2
15 17 Spain Pere Riba Honda 23 +1:06.117 10 1
16 18 Italy Camillo Mariottini Kawasaki 23 +1:07.325 25
17 42 Spain David Checa Ducati 23 +1:08.977 34
18 31 Italy Vittorio Iannuzzo Yamaha 23 +1:10.718 36
19 27 Italy Roberto Panichi Bimota 23 +1:11.384 28
20 46 Italy Mauro Sanchini Ducati 23 +1:14.522 29
21 24 Italy Francesco Monaco Ducati 23 +1:31.097 33
22 35 France Christophe Cogan Yamaha 23 +1:33.026 23
23 43 Italy Norino Brignola Bimota 23 +1:51.505 30
DSQ 53 South Africa Brad Anassis Kawasaki 23 +43.351 16
Ret 1 Italy Fabrizio Pirovano Suzuki 21 Retired 5
Ret 6 Italy Cristiano Migliorati Suzuki 21 Retired 24
Ret 33 Italy Luca Conforti Kawasaki 13 Retired 26
Ret 50 South Africa Greg Dreyer Honda 12 Retired 13
Ret 23 Spain Rubén Xaus Yamaha 9 Retired 1
Ret 20 Belgium Werner Daemen Yamaha 8 Retired 32
Ret 15 Italy Marco Risitano Yamaha 7 Retired 35
Ret 69 Italy Serafino Foti Ducati 3 Retired 31
DNS 56 South Africa Stewart MacLeod Suzuki Did not start 20
DNS 5 Italy Massimo Meregalli Yamaha Did not start 21
DNS 29 Italy Davide Bulega Ducati Did not start 14
DNS 58 South Africa Brett MacLeod Suzuki Did not start 2
DNQ 87 United States Tripp Nobles Honda Grid capacity limit
DNQ 19 Italy Walter Tortoroglio Suzuki Grid capacity limit
DNQ 55 Italy Michele Malatesta Ducati Grid capacity limit
DNQ 38 Sweden Jan Hanson Suzuki Grid capacity limit
DNQ 57 Italy Fabio Carpani Ducati Grid capacity limit
DNQ 49 Italy Mario Innamorati Suzuki Grid capacity limit
DNQ 37 Italy Marco Borciani Honda Grid capacity limit
DNQ 28 Spain Guim Roda Yamaha Grid capacity limit
DNQ 44 Switzerland Claude-Alain Jaggi Honda Grid capacity limit
Source:[4]

References

  1. ^ "Motorcycling: Tragedy tempers Fogarty's triumph". The Independent. 29 March 1999. Archived from the original on 1 May 2022. Retrieved 10 October 2013.
  2. ^ "Kyalami – 26/27/28 March 1999 – Superbike World Championship 1999 – 102/01 – Classification Race 1". sbk.perugiatiming.com. Perugia Timing. 28 March 1999. Archived from the original on 10 April 2014. Retrieved 22 December 2014.
  3. ^ "Kyalami – 26/27/28 March 1999 – Superbike World Championship 1999 – 102/01 – Classification Race 2". sbk.perugiatiming.com. Perugia Timing. 28 March 1999. Archived from the original on 10 April 2014. Retrieved 22 December 2014.
  4. ^ "Kyalami – 26/27/28 March 1999 – Supersport World Championship 1999 – 103/01 – Revised Race Classification". sbk.perugiatiming.com. Perugia Timing. 28 March 1999. Archived from the original on 11 April 2014. Retrieved 22 December 2014.
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