1989 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season
Grands Prix

1989 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season

Section Title: Grands Prix
Table Section Text: None

Round	Date	Race	Location	80cc winner	125cc winner	250cc winner	500cc winner	Report

1	26 March	Japan Japanese Grand Prix	Suzuka	No race held	Italy Ezio Gianola	United States John Kocinski	United States Kevin Schwantz	Report

2	9 April	Australia Australian Grand Prix	Phillip Island	No race held	Spain Àlex Crivillé	Spain Sito Pons	Australia Wayne Gardner	Report

3	19 April	United States United States Grand Prix	Laguna Seca	No race held	No race held	United States John Kocinski	United States Wayne Rainey	Report

4	30 April	Spain Spanish Grand Prix	Jerez	Spain Herri Torrontegui	Spain Àlex Crivillé	Italy Luca Cadalora	United States Eddie Lawson	Report

5	14 May	Italy Nations Grand Prix	Misano	Spain Jorge Martínez	Italy Ezio Gianola	Spain Sito Pons	Italy Pierfrancesco Chili	Report

6	28 May	Germany German Grand Prix	Hockenheim	West Germany Peter Öttl	Spain Àlex Crivillé	Spain Sito Pons	United States Wayne Rainey	Report

7	4 June	Austria Austrian Grand Prix	Salzburgring	No race held	Netherlands Hans Spaan	Spain Sito Pons	United States Kevin Schwantz	Report

8	11 June	Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Yugoslavian Grand Prix	Automotodrom Rijeka	West Germany Peter Öttl	No race held	Spain Sito Pons	United States Kevin Schwantz	Report

9	24 June	Netherlands Dutch TT	Assen	West Germany Peter Öttl	Netherlands Hans Spaan	Germany Reinhold Roth	United States Wayne Rainey	Report

10	2 July	Belgium Belgian Grand Prix	Spa	No race held	Netherlands Hans Spaan	Switzerland Jacques Cornu	United States Eddie Lawson	Report

11	16 July	France French Grand Prix	Le Mans	No race held	Spain Jorge Martínez	Spain Carlos Cardús	United States Eddie Lawson	Report

12	6 August	United Kingdom British Grand Prix	Donington	No race held	Netherlands Hans Spaan	Spain Sito Pons	United States Kevin Schwantz	Report

13	13 August	Sweden Swedish Grand Prix	Anderstorp	No race held	Spain Àlex Crivillé	Spain Sito Pons	United States Eddie Lawson	Report

14	27 August	Czechoslovakia Czechoslovakian Grand Prix	Brno	Spain Herri Torrontegui	Spain Àlex Crivillé	Germany Reinhold Roth	United States Kevin Schwantz	Report

15	17 September	Brazil Brazilian Grand Prix	Goiânia	No race held	No race held	Italy Luca Cadalora	United States Kevin Schwantz	Report

Sentence(s)

Sito Pons won a second consecutive 250 championship while Àlex Crivillé from Spain, won the 125 championship.

final_sentence: Sito Pons won a second consecutive 250 championship while Àlex Crivillé from Spain, won the 125 championship.