Jochen Schmid

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Jochen Schmid
Nationality German
Motorcycle racing career statistics
Grand Prix motorcycle racing
Active years 1986 - 1993
First race 1988 250cc Czechoslovakian Grand Prix
Last race 1993 250cc FIM Grand Prix
StartsWinsPodiums Poles F. laps Points
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Jochen Schmid (born 16 August 1963) is a former Grand Prix motorcycle road racer from Germany. He finished the 1992 season seventh overall in the 250cc class, and eighth one year earlier. [1] Schmid competed in the World Superbike Championship from 1994 to 1997 and in 1999, taking two podiums at Hockenheim in 1995.

Motorcycle Grand Prix Results

Points system from 1969 to 1987:

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Points system from 1988 to 1992:

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Points system from 1993 onwards:

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

YearClassMachine123456789101112131415PointsRank
1986 250cc Honda NSR250 ESP NAT GER
31
AUT
21
YUG NED
19
BEL
Ret
FRA GBR SWE RSM 0NC
1987 250cc Yamaha YZR250 JPN ESP
12
GER
14
NAT
21
AUT
20
YUG
24
NED
18
FRA
Ret
GBR
22
SWE
25
CZE RSM
31
POR BRA ARG 0NC
1988 250cc Honda NSR250 JPN USA ESP EXP
23
NAT GER
24
AUT
27
NED
22
BEL
20
YUG
22
FRA
24
GBR
19
SWE
27
CZE
10
BRA
Ret
633rd
1989 250cc Honda NSR250 JPN
23
AUS
16
USA
13
ESP
13
NAT
19
GER
10
AUT
11
YUG
7
NED BEL FRA
Ret
GBR
14
SWE
11
CZE
21
BRA
13
3616th
1990 250cc Honda NSR250 JPN
11
USA
8
ESP
6
NAT
5
GER
5
AUT
12
YUG
10
NED
6
BEL
10
FRA
17
GBR
10
SWE
Ret
CZE
10
HUN
14
AUS
9
928th
1991 250cc Honda NSR250 JPN
13
AUS
8
USA
10
ESP
7
ITA
8
GER
8
AUT
7
EUR
8
NED
Ret
FRA
8
GBR
5
RSM
10
CZE
7
VDM
6
MAL
12
968th
1992 250cc Yamaha YZR250 JPN
12
AUS
11
MAL
5
ESP
8
ITA
11
EUR
5
GER
12
NED
6
HUN
8
FRA
4
GBR
5
BRA
5
RSA
7
587th
1993 250cc Yamaha YZR250 AUS
12
MAL
Ret
JPN
14
ESP
9
AUT
14
GER
13
NED
Ret
EUR
12
RSM
15
GBR
7
CZE
9
ITA
10
USA
Ret
FIM
11
5014th

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