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125cc Grand Prix Results:

1. Steve Jenkner, Aprilia, 17 laps, 42:25.609
2. Pablo Nieto, Aprilia, -11.189 seconds
3. Hector Barbera, Aprilia, -24.683 seconds
4. Youichi Ui, Aprilia, -30.420 seconds
5. Stefano Perugini, Aprilia, -46.439 seconds
6. Alex De Angelis, Aprilia, -61.726 seconds
7. Thomas Luthi, Honda, -61.855 seconds
8. Daniel Pedrosa, Honda, -64.598 seconds
9. Gabor Talmacsi, Aprilia, -65.176 seconds
10. Andrea Dovisioso, Honda, -66.020 seconds
11. Mika Kallio, Honda, -66.075 seconds
12. Simone Corsi, Honda, -66.419 seconds
13. Gino Borsoi, Honda, -66.874 seconds
14. Fabrizio Lai, Malaguti, -68.301 seconds
15. Mirko Giansanti, Aprilia, -68.303 seconds
16. Lucio Cecchinello, Aprilia, -78.978 seconds

21. Emilio Alzamora, Derbi, -127.510 seconds
22. Max Sabbatani, Aprilia, -151.939 seconds

26. Masao Azuma, Honda, -5 laps, DNF

30. Jorge Lorenzo, Derbi, -8 laps, DNF
31. Roberto Locatelli, KTM, -8 laps, DNF
32. Arnaud Vincent, KTM, -10 laps, DNF

35. Casey Stoner, Aprilia, -15 laps, DNF


More, from a press release issued by Aprilia:

Aprilia Racing Press Information:

AN HISTORICAL GOAL ON ASSEN TRACK: 150 VICTORIES IN THE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP FOR APRILIA THANKS TO JENKNER (125 class) and 151 thanks to the success of west in 250 class

The president of Aprilia, Ivano Beggio was not here today as he was busy but he watched the 150 victory of his bikes on the TV. “I want to thank all the persons that worked hard to get this result. Aprilia was born with the competitions, feels the link with the sport and will keep on doing its best as we need new goals for the future”. Since the historical 250 victory of Loris Reggiani in Misano in 1987 till the victory of Steve Jenkner on 125 class in Assen, the passion and the will to win are still the same.