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I watched it yesterday but I did not see a trackmap in the video. I was thinking about something like this:
It’s from the 1992 125 Spanish GP
We were just at the Jerez location last week. We think you can still see some remnants of the MXON track where they cut down some trees for the track.
on google maps you can see some bits. But maybe its just wishful thinking. This is an absolute shot in the dark.
Apparently, yes there had to be a 500 or at least >250cc for the open category. It was stated by Jeff in the interview which was posted in here. It was changed in 1997, where there were 2 250 for Team USA one of which emig was riding.
Edit: spelling corrected.
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Update: I rewatched more of the 96 MXdN and came up with this version. There is only part I am not entirely certain of and there are no traces on the satellite image that confirm it. But going from the video evidence it should look something like this. Unfortunately where the big triple down starts is where als massive changes to the area have been made by bringin in more dirt and lifting up the level of the surface. Additionally the gravel safety section of the hairpin corner of the road circuit has been enlarged massively.
Anyway here goes:
Pit Row
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