Remember two big friends went to this race in 1982 and it never stopped raining, luckily I did not go as I did not buy my first bike until the following year. KR's bike catching fire is the one thing I always remember. The days when 500cc racing was only ever shown on World of Sport, and with this race being on a Saturday I would try to fit it in with my lunch break on my first Saturday job and watch the race in the local tv shop!
Remember they had similar weather in 1985 when Christian Sarron brought Spencer down at the first corner. The race in 1983 was another memorable one for the wrong reasons when Wayne Gardner hit Uncini and took Uncini's helmet off. How Uncini survived I don't know, but he was never the same rider again and fortunately I have never seen the same thing happen again.
That is nuts i have been on a track on a race bike on slicks and i can tell you from experience water and slick DO NOT go together imagine the slipperiest ice and you have on shoes with smooth plastic souls ya like that is crazy wow
This was a long time ago, when these riders were completely fearless, admirable, and still wild. Back then this was thought of as one of the safest ways to race a motorcycle
@@raceboi95I knew exactly what you're talking about because I raced a TZ750 in the AMA Formula 1 series back in '81/x82 - I didn't consider riding a 300 lb 140hp 2 stroke in the RAIN very safe at all -
@@stevebigansky9372 well no of course not, I didn’t say all riders were crazy and fearless, these guys were, the ones chasing the in anyway, if they didn’t go out and race they could lose their title or not get paid. Their mindset was to just get on with it and you gotta do what you gotta do. (Also racing in the 82 formula AMA season is EPIC)
That's just how they did it. I don't know the exact reason, but it was carried over from the pre-war era. Push-starts were the norm until 1986 I believe.
Thanks for the memories!!!.. Good old time 500cc!!!❤️❤️❤️
fantastic Sheene was my boy hood hero great days of 2 stroke racing
Same. Motorcycle racing wouldn't be what it is today but for Bazza.
Remember two big friends went to this race in 1982 and it never stopped raining, luckily I did not go as I did not buy my first bike until the following year. KR's bike catching fire is the one thing I always remember. The days when 500cc racing was only ever shown on World of Sport, and with this race being on a Saturday I would try to fit it in with my lunch break on my first Saturday job and watch the race in the local tv shop!
I like the history... Please more
Thank you for alls memories
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ThE most beautiful Yamaha 500 ever
Remember they had similar weather in 1985 when Christian Sarron brought Spencer down at the first corner. The race in 1983 was another memorable one for the wrong reasons when Wayne Gardner hit Uncini and took Uncini's helmet off. How Uncini survived I don't know, but he was never the same rider again and fortunately I have never seen the same thing happen again.
Push start,old assen….2 stroke. Just pure nostalgia 😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎
The great Barry sheen with the square four Suzuki. Keep the videos coming great stuff
The great Barry Sheene on the v4 Yamaha in this race.
Square four😂😂😂
It's Sheene and it's a square four yamaha
The great Uncini with the square four Suzuki...
I was there and i remember just how wet it was. It never stopped raining for two days afterwards.
Ohne Rennsport wäre ich tot unglücklich einfach nur geil
Da bin ich gewesen. 😊
yep ich auch 😉
That is nuts i have been on a track on a race bike on slicks and i can tell you from experience water and slick DO NOT go together imagine the slipperiest ice and you have on shoes with smooth plastic souls ya like that is crazy wow
Brilliant
2strokes
Push start
Proper racing
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Comme jack a à porté énormément pour Honda ✔️
EEN MOOIE YAMAHA
PRACHTIG DEZE.
WEDSTRIJD.
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who in their right mind would allow riders to race in these conditions??
And all along the cows keep grassing peacefully 😋
This was a long time ago, when these riders were completely fearless, admirable, and still wild. Back then this was thought of as one of the safest ways to race a motorcycle
@@raceboi95I knew exactly what you're talking about because I raced a TZ750 in the AMA Formula 1 series back in '81/x82 - I didn't consider riding a 300 lb 140hp 2 stroke in the RAIN very safe at all -
@@stevebigansky9372 well no of course not, I didn’t say all riders were crazy and fearless, these guys were, the ones chasing the in anyway, if they didn’t go out and race they could lose their title or not get paid. Their mindset was to just get on with it and you gotta do what you gotta do. (Also racing in the 82 formula AMA season is EPIC)
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Crazy lol
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why did they push the bikes on start
That's just how they did it. I don't know the exact reason, but it was carried over from the pre-war era. Push-starts were the norm until 1986 I believe.
Assen 🛶✨☝️🤩❤️😇
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