HOW MUCH do I PAY to RACE? What's my JOB? - Q&A part 1 

How to make a small fortune racing motorcycles? Start with a large fortune :) Naska you are great. Thanks for the answers and your fun videos.

I researched about starting to race in motoGP and I came to the conclusion that you are either lucky to have parents like Rossi's or Marquez's, or the majority of motogp riders, which started riding bikes and racing at a very very young age, because the parents encouraged them to do so and were able to support the kids financially, and by 20 or so, they were winning championships and from there it only got better, or the other way, like Naska says, money. A lot of money tens or even thousand of euros to start and to sustain yourself not only through starting to race, but also through learning and spending all your time at the track, in order to grow your skills and to stay focused doing it. So for us regular riders, even though the desire, willpower and talent are there, it takes a winning lottery ticket ;)

That was actually very interesting, I didn't realize you also had an Italian channel, what a great way to branch out on RU-vid since you speak English so fluently.. You give us a rare look inside real racing and your videos are well done. Looking forward to the next one.

Thanks for the answer naska! It really helped

Man thanks so much !! The studio looks great btw! :D

Your English Channel is amazing!!! Thank you soo much for teaching quite a few things!

Much,much better Naska love it...👍👍👍👍

thanks so much fpr answering my question... i love your vid..and hope you doing your best...

I love when people asks interesting questions and how Naska responds to it, is just amazing keep up the good vids man!

Love your videos! Is great to be able to get so many answers to topics we need to know. Greetings from Grand Rapids, Michigan (USA).

Love the energy you bring to these vids!! Thanks for making vids for America 👍🇺🇸🙏🙏

This is the great thing about most of motorcycling, it very much the same everywhere, the experiences sound so similar. The people and passion it all translates so well of course it helps that your a very good communicator , Thanks

I figured you must have more subscribers on the Italian channel because of how good the video quality was with not many subscribers here. Keep up the good work, you're growing fast!

Thanks for answering my question Alberto! I must admit, I am envious that you have been able to make motorcycles your life. Most of us have a "real" 😜 job that, if we're lucky, affords us the ability to be able to ride in our spare time. I'm sure you already know this but it is interesting to make the distinction nonetheless. Keep doing what you're doing and don't forget to enjoy it!! Looking forward to seeing what the future has in store. Best of luck to you!

The new shelving and lighting look great. Oddly looks alot like adam couser irish youtuber altho most likely a complete coincidence. On a Separate topic your videos have really made me want to learn italian. Im married to a french/itlaian canadian and speak French and dutch. I never realized until watching your Italian channel how much I understand because of my french. Great videos and unbelievably entertaining and helpful. I race a fully prepped 98 suzuki tl1000r in heavyweight vintage class here. Your tips and techniques have made me a better racer. Keep making great content. Ill be sure to buy some merchandise to help support

Ciao! Naska✋ Very Honest QNA vlog👍 The Glare of your Trophies is Mind-Blowing😍Btw very good Office Setup👍👍

Finally..Phew had to wait soo long for a video from Naska. The wait is over.

New trophie setup looks awesome , very good of you two make the same video twice for your English only speaking fans like myself !

Thanks man I love your channels.

Greetings from USA! Your channel is great!

Hi Naszka: The word for the shelves in English are called "Floating Shelves" and your English is not half bad. :) love the channel and everything you do .. Chow!

Great video! Cheers from the track in Valencia

Thank you for answering my questions Naska Much Mahalos, Michael Elefante

Could you do a video about how you stay fit and your workout routine for moto racing? Love all your content!

I'm a recent fan from America. Thank you for these. (and thank you for encouraging people to take it to the track and not squid out on the street. Track days are under $200 if you shop around out here in California, a day of going super fast for less than the cost of a ticket, let alone an emergency room visit. Regarding the question of starting, I understand he asked 600 or 1000, and of those, you suggested 600, but it might be worth suggesting people start on 125. It's way more forgiving, cheaper to ride, and you get to go 10/10ths a lot more and learn to carry corner speed etc.

@naska. Another good video. Stumbled onto your channel a few months back & subscribed. I've been riding track for a few years now & seemed to be stuck in a rut of not progressing at all. I tried a race weekend a few years ago & it was ok, but way to expensive to do on a full time basis.

Hi Alberto! My name is Susan and me and my boyfriend race here in Colorado USA! We love your videos and it’s always good to get someone else’s tips. I rave a ninja 300- I have learned a ton in the past 6 years I’ve been racing. I’ve gotten much faster than I ever thought possible. Please post more English videos! Especially now during winter and we can’t really ride. Thanks for posting your videos!

Welcome to the Q&A!! (Proceeds to do a studio review) hahaha it was a fun video keep up the good work!! Cheers!

Hi Alberto! I watch you from Russian and enjoy it so much👍👍 It very eazy to undestand😅👌

Love watching your videos lol definitely make me laugh at times🤣

Ride on my friend! A fan from Singapore!

Yayyyy!! Thank you naska!!!

Well thought out interesting videos Alberto. Detailed answers that promotes making a life as a RU-vidr. Pls keep up the vdeos they are much appreciated. Shout out from Canadia...buried under the snow as of now and have moto envy

I'm your fans from Taiwan(I don't know if you've heard it before?) ,My English isn't good but I like you explain how to race keep going bro, I looking forward to seeing the next part

I really like you channel you are very clear. Thank you 👍👍👍

your the most sympatic guy ever about motor or cars.Keep it up fun to follow you. My question is will you ever go for Isle of man TT ?

Great video!

I don't ride or anything but the tip about don't throttle while leaning and what it does was very useful. I don't have much first had experience but now see why so many other ppl tryin to show of moto skills end up in the ditch

Greetings from India. I hope you make videos, even if short, discussing each MotoGP race in the upcoming season. You have a great attitude and personality and if would be awesome to listen to your views post each race. There's fascinatingly low content for us MotoGP junkies to consume in English after a race while waiting for the next one.

well i used to ask most of them in comments but still watching :D

Great content

Fantastic!

Hi Naska, i really love your videos.. Please make more videos about tips & trick for riding, hope we are get new insight for better riding on street/track. Thanks Sry for my english, im still learning*

hello I'm alfie from Philippines I'm a fan ur videos helps me ride better

can you make a video explaining the difference between motorcycle lines and car lines on a race track

Thank you, please dont forget to tell us secret about recording sound. Please

This Is a cool channel glad I found it.

nice one like it.. useful

Great Job looks much beter

Q’ how often do you train and race in a season?

Whoop whoop, ty for answering my question, greetz from Holland

The man finds riding on the road too dangerous vs the track.. I never would have thought that... Dang tho.. it makes a lot of sense ✌️

Hi Alberto, thanks a lot for your videos, itś gonna be inspiration for me :-). Just a little bit off topic question, can you suggest me some agencies in Italy, which providing free practices and courses on italian curcuits, please ? Fingers crossed to your riding :-).

"How much does it cost" the right answer is "As much as you have" LOL First there is the bike, and then the suspension, and then the bodywork and handlebars and footpegs and rearsets and everything else, and then the leathers and air-vest and helmet and all that. And then entry fees (here it is a few hundred $ per weekend), and tires, which depends on the bike and on the level of competition ... I get three weekends out of a set of tires ($400) on a Yamaha R3 but a superbike may use a couple of sets per weekend. But then so much varies. Do you travel to the track in a van and sleep inside and cook food on a barbecue (that's what I do) or do you have a big motorhome and huge trailer ($$$) or does the wife make you stay in a hotel and eat in a restaurant every day ($$$). Do you work on the bike yourself or do you have to pay a mechanic ($$$$$!!!) I've kept cost under control by staying with a small bike and not having a huge motorhome, and if something breaks (or I break something LOL) I fix it myself.

The shelves are known as floating shelves. Love your videos

Not using the rear brake is a big mistake. I used to not use it as well, but then it shortens your braking distance quite a bit. Hence why MotoGP riders feel the need to add a rear brake lever to the handlebars since they have their legs dangling most times on hard braking.

Hi Alberto, i just have a question that i think you are the one of few that can answer it. What is most difficult to drive fast, a car or a bike?

This is sooo funny watching you in this English version of your channel :)))))) (don't get me wrong !! It ain't got nothing to do with your English skills whatsoever)

Albertooooo brotherrr... I want that Sprocket Clock🤩😇🤗🤗🤗🤗

Great job

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Thanks

Sweet setup

Veeeery interesting that you say you use the rear brake on the road and sometimes more than the front 🤔 Thanks for the great video anyway 👍

@Alberto Naska EN What information dash board display is that on the video? and it's always fun watching your videos.

He visto unos pocos videos tuyos, me gusta como explicas todo, mi ingles es muy muy pobre😅, perdon por escribir en castellano.😇 💪💪💪

I'm mexican guy and my dream is live for racing in sbk how tester superbikes or how racer, you are my inspiration day whit day, i have 15 years but start in other works for travel and make reality my dream.

What 360 camera you use on the back? Maybe a review? :)

naska u are amazing ❤️ Mark from egypt

You're my idol😉

Can you create a video how to start become a car racing or become pro racer with a car

Is there any chance to meet you at the Bike Expo this weekend? By the way, I like your channel so much that I thinking of making my own channel. Big fan ! And greetings from Croatia !

good job on your shelves

Finally!

Watching u is making me want to learn Italian. I don't know if it will be useful. I do love your content.

Wow ofic,,,,,hope someday I had 1 your t.shirt

Am just a rider, sometimes do knee drags on city roads. What I want to ask is "Is body weight of rider matter in race? N how much it effects lap time"??

Fastest possible cornering = hold exaclty the speed = highest safty while cornering. What means in longer corners you accelerate smooth. Don't know if this is possible on the track, but if i am really (sometimes to) fast on the road, you will do this automatically, everything else will get you to fall. I like your channel because you explain so many nice things about positioning etc. you normaly never hear / think about. But i didn't get it, why you dont use rear brakes on track to stabilize the bike?

2:30 you mentioned you didn't know know what they're called in English. They're called Drywall anchor, best of luck in your future endeavors! :)

you are so close to 50k

Too smart method to reorder the studio😂

Love the pompadour ;P

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I live in Singapore which dosent have any motoracing, not even a track other then for karting only... it kinda sucks because i really REALLY want to get into this sport... like really... But as much as it already an expensive sport to begin with, having to travel to another country just to practice because we dont have a track in my country makes the accessibility, cost and convenience worse :( i just hope one day i’ll be able to get there🙏 wish Singapore would have more interest in Motogp or motoraces like how they love F1 as well

Those would be "wall studs" in English

Heyy I love your videos it's really nice I appreciate all the effort and I have 2 questions to ask when i ride me 150 i keep falling through one corner it's very sharp and I dont know why and also I am from south africa and how do i get to motor gp thanks so much for the great video

Following from Bangladesh .

That is so smart! I used to race motocross and loved it. But I would never in a millions years ride a street bike. If you get into it with a car, then you lose that battle a hundred percent of the time! EVERYONE I know who rides a street bike has had idiots hit them, or not see them.

start @ 3:36

“Whats your day job” Short version answer: i dont have a job… :D Nice videos btw

Love from Kerala India ❤️⚡

if I remember BSB cost is 100K or 300K £ a year

Wait wait is heavy bike is bad I thought is better cuz it put more weight on tire more weight mean more grip right?

Hi Alberto, where can I buy a tshirt or other things about you? Put a link please so we can support you better.

Was wondering how tall are you and are gp riders have to be a certain weight

@ Alberto Naska EN S4R or RSV1000RR for the road?

Ikea liked this video.

how can I get your t shirts? looks cool

Do you have racing insurance in the (God forbid!) event that you crash and pass away? Life insurance? And if so is it standard to all racers?

Grazie per aver fornito i sottotitoli cinesi. Spero che tu possa condividere alcune abilità di guida in pista