1995 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season
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The 1995 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season was the 47th F.I.M. Road Racing World Championship season.

Season summary

Honda's Mick Doohan captured his second consecutive 500cc crown in 1995. Suzuki's Daryl Beattie had an early season points lead but crashed and injured himself in practice at Assen. Luca Cadalora again won two races for Yamaha but failed to show any consistency. Kevin Schwantz retired after the third race of the season with his numerous injuries finally taking their toll.

Max Biaggi also won his second consecutive 250 championship for Aprilia with his eight victories second only to Mike Hailwood's 10 victories in 1966. Haruchika Aoki easily won the 125 title for Honda with seven wins.

Grands Prix

Round	Race	Location	125cc winner	250cc winner	500cc winner	Report
1	Australian Grand Prix	Eastern Creek	Haruchika Aoki	Ralf Waldmann	Mick Doohan	Report
2	Malaysian Grand Prix	Shah Alam	Garry McCoy	Max Biaggi	Mick Doohan	Report
3	Japanese Grand Prix	Suzuka	Haruchika Aoki	Ralf Waldmann	Daryl Beattie	Report
4	Spanish Grand Prix	Jerez	Haruchika Aoki	Tetsuya Harada	Alberto Puig	Report
5	German Grand Prix	Nürburgring	Haruchika Aoki	Max Biaggi	Daryl Beattie	Report
6	Italian Grand Prix	Mugello	Haruchika Aoki	Max Biaggi	Mick Doohan	Report
7	Dutch TT	Assen	Dirk Raudies	Max Biaggi	Mick Doohan	Report
8	French Grand Prix	Le Mans	Haruchika Aoki	Ralf Waldmann	Mick Doohan	Report
9	British Grand Prix	Donington	Kazuto Sakata	Max Biaggi	Mick Doohan	Report
10	Czech Republic Grand Prix	Brno	Kazuto Sakata	Max Biaggi	Luca Cadalora	Report
11	Brazilian Grand Prix	Jacarepagua	Masaki Tokudome	Doriano Romboni	Luca Cadalora	Report
12	Argentine Grand Prix	Buenos Aires	Emilio Alzamora	Max Biaggi	Mick Doohan	Report
13	European Grand Prix	Catalunya	Haruchika Aoki	Max Biaggi	Àlex Crivillé	Report

Final standings

500cc standings

Place	Rider	Number	Country	Machine	Points	Wins
1	Michael Doohan	1	Australia	Repsol-Honda	248	7
2	Daryl Beattie	4	Australia	Lucky Strike-Suzuki	215	2
3	Luca Cadalora	2	Italy	Marlboro-Yamaha	176	2
4	Àlex Crivillé	6	Spain	Repsol-Honda	166	1
5	Shinichi Itoh	7	Japan	Repsol-Honda	127	0
6	Loris Capirossi	65	Italy	Marlboro-Honda	108	0
7	Alex Barros	6	Brazil	Kanemoto-Honda	104	0
8	Alberto Puig	5	Spain	Fortuna-Honda	99	1
9	Norifumi Abe	17	Japan	Marlboro-Yamaha	81	0
10	Loris Reggiani	13	Italy	Aprilia	59	0

250cc standings

Place	Rider	Number	Country	Machine	Points	Wins
1	Max Biaggi	1	Italy	Aprilia	283	8
2	Tetsuya Harada	7	Japan	Yamaha	220	1
3	Ralf Waldmann	5	Germany	Honda	203	3
4	Tadayuki Okada	2	Japan	Honda	136	0
5	Jean-Philippe Ruggia	6	France	Aprilia	115	0
6	Nobuatsu Aoki	10	Japan	Honda	105	0
7	Luis D'Antin	9	Spain	Honda	88	0
8	Kenny Roberts, Jr.	25	United States	Yamaha	82	0
9	Doriano Romboni	4	Italy	Honda	75	1
10	Olivier Jacque	19	France	Honda	66	0

125cc standings

Place	Rider	Number	Country	Machine	Points	Wins
1	Haruchika Aoki		Japan	Honda	224	7
2	Kazuto Sakata	1	Japan	Aprilia	140	2
3	Emilio Alzamora		Spain	Honda	129	1
4	Akira Saito		Japan	Honda	127	0
5	Dirk Raudies	4	Germany	Honda	124.5	1
6	Stefano Perugini	7	Italy	Aprilia	118	0
7	Masaki Tokudome	8	Japan	Aprilia	105.5	1
8	Tomomi Manako		Japan	Honda	102	0
9	Hideyuki Nakajyo		Japan	Honda	88	0
10	Peter Öttl	5	Germany	Aprilia	76	0

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