Pier Paolo Bianchi

Nationality

Italian

Motorcycle racing career statistics

Grand Prix motorcycle racing

Active years

1973 - 1989

First race

1973 125 cc Nations Grand Prix

Last race

1989 125 cc West German Grand Prix

First win

1976 125 cc Austrian Grand Prix

Last win

1986 125 cc San Marino Grand Prix

Team(s)

Morbidelli

Championships

125 cc - 1976, 1977, 1980

Starts	Wins	Podiums	Poles	F. laps	Points
127	27	61	26	24	999

Pier Paolo Bianchi (born March 11, 1952) is an Italian former Grand Prix motorcycle road racing World Champion.

He won consecutive FIM 125 cc world championships in 1976 and 1977. He won one more 125 championship in 1980 on a MBA.^[1]

Complete Grand Prix motorcycle racing results

Points system from 1969 to 1987:

Position	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Points	15	12	10	8	6	5	4	3	2	1

Points system from 1988 to 1992:

Position	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15
Points	20	17	15	13	11	10	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1

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

Year	Class	Bike	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	Points	Rank	Wins
1973	125cc	Yamaha	FRA -	AUT -	GER -	NAT 5	IOM -	YUG -	NED -	BEL -	CZE -	SWE -	FIN -	ESP -		6	22nd	0
1974	125cc	Minarelli	FRA -	GER -	AUT -	NAT 3	NED -	BEL -	SWE -	CZE -	YUG -	ESP -				10	17th	0
1975	125cc	Morbidelli	FRA -	ESP 4	AUT 2	GER 2	NAT 2	NED 2	BEL 2	SWE 2	CZE -	YUG -				72	2nd	0
1976	125cc	Morbidelli	AUT 1	NAT 1	YUG 1	NED 1	BEL -	SWE 1	FIN 1	GER -	ESP 1					90	1st	7
1977	125cc	Morbidelli	VEN -	AUT 2	GER 1	NAT 1	ESP 1	FRA 1	YUG 1	NED 9	BEL 1	SWE 2	FIN 1	GBR -		131	1st	7
1978	125cc	Minarelli	VEN 1	ESP -	AUT 3	FRA 1	NAT -	NED -	BEL 1	SWE 1	FIN -	GBR -	GER -	YUG -		70	3rd	4
1979	125cc	Minarelli	VEN -	AUT -	GER -	NAT -	ESP -	YUG 7	NED -	BEL -	SWE 1	FIN -	GBR 5	CZE -	FRA 3	35	10th	1
1980	125cc	MBA	NAT 1	ESP 1	FRA 2	YUG -	NED 4	BEL 4	FIN 2	GBR 3	CZE 5	GER 7				90	1st	2
1981	125cc	MBA	ARG 5	AUT 3	GER -	NAT -	FRA 3	ESP 3	YUG 2	NED 3	RSM 3	GBR 4	FIN -	SWE 4	CZE -	84	3rd	0
1982	125cc	Sanvenero	ARG 6	AUT 3	FRA -	ESP -	NAT 2	NED -	BEL 3	YUG 2	GBR 3	SWE -	FIN -	CZE -		59	4th	0
1983	125cc	Sanvenero	FRA -	NAT NC	GER 3	ESP 3	AUT 3	YUG NC	NED NC	BEL NC	GBR 13	SWE 7	RSM 5			40	8th	0
1984	80cc	Rieju	NAT 1	ESP 1	AUT 4	GER 2		YUG NC	NED 6	BEL 4			RSM 6			68	3rd	2
1984	125cc	MBA	NAT NC	ESP -		GER -	FRA -		NED -		GBR -	SWE -	RSM -			0	-	0
1985	125cc	MBA	ESP 1	GER 3	NAT 1	AUT 4	NED 1	BEL 5	FRA 5	GBR 2	SWE 2	RSM NC				99	2nd	3
1986	80cc	Seel	ESP 4	NAT 5	GER NC	AUT 3	YUG 6	NED NC			GBR -		RSM 1	BWU -		44	8th	1
1986	125cc	Seel	ESP 7	NAT 5	GER 11	AUT 4		NED NC	BEL 7	FRA 7	GBR 10	SWE 9	RSM 6	BWU -		34	8th	0
1987	125cc	MBA	ESP 5	GER 4	NAT 5	AUT NC	NED 5	FRA NC	GBR 2	SWE 6	CZE NC	RSM NC	POR NC			43	7th	0
1988	125cc	Cagiva	ESP -	NAT 4	GER NC	AUT NC	NED 9	BEL 12	YUG NC	FRA NC	GBR NC	SWE NC	CZE 25			24	19th	0
1989	125cc	Seel	JPN -	AUS -	ESP -	NAT -	GER NC	AUT -	NED -	BEL -	FRA -	GBR -	SWE -	CZE -		0	-	0

References

↑ Pier Paolo Bianchi career statistics at MotoGP.com

125cc/Moto3 Motorcycle World Champions

1949 – N. Pagani

1950 – B. Ruffo
1951 – C. Ubbiali
1952 – C. Sandford
1953 – W. Haas
1954 – R. Hollaus
1955 – C. Ubbiali
1956 – C. Ubbiali
1957 – T. Provini
1958 – C. Ubbiali
1959 – C. Ubbiali

1960 – C. Ubbiali
1961 – T. Phillis
1962 – L. Taveri
1963 – H. Anderson
1964 – L. Taveri
1965 – H. Anderson
1966 – L. Taveri
1967 – B. Ivy
1968 – P. Read
1969 – D. Simmonds

1970 – D. Braun
1971 – Á. Nieto
1972 – Á. Nieto
1973 – K. Andersson
1974 – K. Andersson
1975 – P. Pileri
1976 – P. Bianchi
1977 – P. Bianchi
1978 – E. Lazzarini
1979 – Á. Nieto

1980 – P. Bianchi
1981 – Á. Nieto
1982 – Á. Nieto
1983 – Á. Nieto
1984 – Á. Nieto
1985 – F. Gresini
1986 – L. Cadalora
1987 – F. Gresini
1988 – J. Martínez
1989 – À. Crivillé

1990 – L. Capirossi
1991 – L. Capirossi
1992 – A. Gramigni
1993 – D. Raudies
1994 – K. Sakata
1995 – H. Aoki
1996 – H. Aoki
1997 – V. Rossi
1998 – K. Sakata
1999 – E. Alzamora

2000 – R. Locatelli
2001 – M. Poggiali
2002 – A. Vincent
2003 – D. Pedrosa
2004 – A. Dovizioso
2005 – T. Lüthi
2006 – Á. Bautista
2007 – G. Talmácsi
2008 – M. Di Meglio
2009 – J. Simón

2010 – M. Márquez
2011 – N. Terol
2012 – S. Cortese
2013 – M. Viñales
2014 – Á. Márquez
2015 – D. Kent
2016 – B. Binder

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