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As of round 17 Race · updated 10/13/2026, 07:18 PM (Japan time)

Riders

Gerold Fisher

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Nationality
Germany Germany
Bike
Honda

Birth date and place from the official rider profile

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Career

Made a Grand Prix debut in 500cc at Jerez in 1987.

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In 500cc (1987): 5 starts, 0 wins, 0 podiums. In 80cc (1987): 1 starts, 0 wins, 0 podiums. In 500cc (1987): 2 starts, 0 wins, 0 podiums.

In all, 8 Grand Prix starts, 0 wins and 0 podiums (within the official results database).

Written automatically from the official results database (no opinions about the rider)

Starts with no race result

The official records keep only the qualifying order and the starting grid for these races; the race result is missing (the official site has none either).

YearEventClassGridQualifying
1986WEST GERMANY GRAND PRIX500cc26
1987NATIONS GRAND PRIX500cc30

Season by season

500cc80cc ★ Champion

12468101987

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Scope: official results DB, 1987–1987 (the rider's racing years)

Totals

80cc1987–1987
Win rate0.0%
Podium rate0.0%
Average finish (when classified)avg P6.0

5 pts · Poles 0

500cc1987–1987
Win rate0.0%
Podium rate0.0%
Average finish (when classified)avg P19.8

0 pts · Poles 0

Points are counted per class, never added across classes. Tap a number for the list of races | Scope: official results DB, 1987–1987 (the rider's racing years)

Against the greats, and the class of their debut

Grand Prix debut in 1987. Of the 78 riders who debuted that year, 1 also raced in 2026.

Greats: 2+ world titles or 30+ MotoGP / 500cc wins. Up to 4 who shared 10+ races, most titles first. A finisher counts as ahead of a non-finisher.

Results by condition (races)

All classes 8 races · 80cc / 500cc

By circuit (best average first)Small sample

Donington80cc 1avg P6.0
Assen500cc 1avg P16.0
Brno500cc 1avg P18.0
Salzburgring500cc 1avg P19.0
Hockenheim500cc 1avg P21.0
Rijeka500cc 1avg P21.0
Anderstorp500cc 1avg P24.0
Jerez500cc 1—

Average finish across classes (Moto3, Moto2, MotoGP and so on together). See each class below for class-only figures. Only circuits with 3+ races count as a best track.

500cc 7 races · 1987

By circuit (best average first)Small sample

Assen1 racesavg P16.0
Brno1 racesavg P18.0
Salzburgring1 racesavg P19.0
Hockenheim1 racesavg P21.0
Rijeka1 racesavg P21.0
Anderstorp1 racesavg P24.0
Jerez1 races—

500cc: all in the Multiple suppliers era; no track-condition records; always on the grid Grid 16〜.

80cc 1 races · 1987

By tyre eraSmall sample

Win rate
Podium rate
Average finish (when classified)

80cc: no track-condition records; no grid records; one circuit only.

Fewer than 30 races: small sample (dashed). Average finish counts classified finishes only | Scope: official results DB, 1987–1987 (the rider's racing years)

Distance ridden and distance travelled

Counted from 1949 (lap lengths before 1998 researched from published sources: estimates)6 races with an estimated lap length

Ridden on the bike

Every session

at least 465 miles
0.0× around the Earth · 152 laps

Travelled between circuits

at least 2,417 miles
0.1× around the Earth · at least 0.3 days

From 1949. Every session in the seasons with the lap analysis documents, races only before. Tests not included. Laps × that year's lap length.A minimum, calculated from straight-line distances between circuits. Connections, tests and trips home are not included, so the real figures are longer.

Every race

No season as a regular (starting at least half of the races)

? How the estimate is made

Estimate = average of the last 3 races before each absence

Seasons in which at least half of the races were started | Scope: official results DB, 1987–1987 (the rider's racing years)

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