I think that was Casey stoner at Phillip island, He did a 230kmh Power slide for about 15 metres, He says he does that so He feels like He won't loose the front end Of The bike,looks crazy As hell and very entertaining to watch
@@Graham-mu1ul nope there was definitely a Doohan moment.. prob 95 or 96.. into a chicane near the end of a race.. fully opens it and goes completely sideways craziest shit i ever saw him do
@@Graham-mu1ul Mick : definitely added a few grey hairs🥰🤣😂😂 I remember it was when he was SO dominant.. he was way in front, prob still won by 5 or 10 seconds hard to remember I was just a wee lad lol
Doohan was crazy fast and did some really crazy shit like you say dude, always On the edge and pushing hard for the win,these were the days when I would stay awake just to see Doohan racing, I did definitely like The other riders such as Rainey,shwantz, Gardner and Spencer,mamola tried really hard and got cagiva some glory from his brilliant riding, can't forget the old guy's like Sheene, Roberts, and Mackenzie,they paved the way for the future Superstars Of MotoGP racing
Mr Sarron,Respect! Votre matériel n’était pas à la hauteur de votre talent.Je pense que Mr Schwants à compris ce jour là, comment on pouvait utiliser les freins’’’’
Гонки на мотоциклах с 2-х тактными моторами, это были лучшие времена для мотоспорта. У 4-х тактного мотора нет того задора и души, как у 2-х тактного двигателя.
Barry Sheen commentating Mick Doohan wining, does it get any better. Oh I forgot inaugural Australian GP Kevin on the Suzuki Wayne on the Yamaha and Wayne on the Honda. And running into Kevin in a service station and he was just a great bloke. Awesome weekend, never forgotten. Not forgetting the empty seat of someone who was taken farto young RIP.
Barry Sheene u legend. "Gardners bike steers like an airport trolley" Legendary bikes and legendary riders. Get it wrong and these things would buck like wild horses.
42:14 Barry Sheene puts a needle in the voodoo doll. " Its the last lap, so if nothing goes wrong with Wayne's bike he's got it in the bag" All that work for nothing. " If he had a duck it would drown". Barry will be in our memories forever. Beast bikes with some massive names in GP. Lawson got an early christmas present but rode a great race, Schwantz was brilliant to hold with them.
The Unrideables era, will always be the greatest, in MotoGP history imo. The 2 stroke bikes had so much more personality, and it was all about the rider’s ability, to control them. you could put one of these legends, on a bad bike, at the back of the grid, and they could ride their way to the front . Modern bikes ( just my opinion ) are incredible feats of engineering, with unbelievable performance, but just feel sterile ( relative to this era ). It’s like the entire field, can be within one second of each other in qualifying. I’ll take the raw, analog era, any day over the modern age computer bikes.
Growing up in New Zealand I grew up with the Eastlake/Sheene commentary combo. Great memories, Sheene was one of a kind. Interviewed the Spanish riders in Spanish, Italian riders in Italian, and could call what the riders were going to do corners before they actually did it.
