RACERS - Racers - Vol.74 (Sanei Mook)
Brand: Sanei Shobo
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``Racers'' Vol.74 features the Yamaha YZR250 that raced in the 2000 World GP 250cc class. GP250 has been held as the middle class of the World GP. Currently, the name has been changed to "Moto2 class", but the contents of the machines are completely different between the former and latter. The former GP250 was contested by machines equipped with 2-stroke V-twin 250cc engines, and manufacturers such as Honda, Yamaha, and Italy's Aprilia were competing for factory prestige. By the way, Moto2 is currently a one-make 4-stroke 765cc made by British company Triumph. From this history of battles between factory machines and factory riders, we will take a detailed look at the two YZR250s that fought in the last fierce battle of the 20th century. Teammates Olivier Jacques and Maya Nakano drove two YZR250s and fought for the championship until the final race. Their YZR250s looked the same, but the detailed specifications and settings were completely different. This is a special feature that takes a look behind the scenes at the 2000 GP250 Yamaha Factory.
CONTENTS
006 The season of female sacrifice and the signal of a counterattack
014 THE SCENE from scenes/2000 WGP250 “Towards 2pt at the end of the fierce battle”
038 Interview/Maya Nakano “2000 Years of Reminiscence”
048 Champion's Stories and Emotions/Olivier Jacques "Portrait of a World Champion"
054 Machine Gallery／2000 Chesterfield Yamaha Tech3 YZR250 [0WL5]
064 Technical Review/Yamaha's strongest and last GP250 champion machine "Golden balance of continuity and innovation"
086 Memories of Development/Mr. Takashi Takeuchi, former person in charge of engine design/Mr. Masato Suzuki, former person in charge of engine experimentation
090 “Master and Disciple” Dialogue / Maya Nakano x Hiroyuki Kawasaki “Those days, those times, those races”
096 Column／Between historical value and driving safety
098 Next Issue
099 Ending Story
Packing size: 11.2 x 8.2 x 0.3 inches
Language: Japanese
Number of pages: 96
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