Mick Doohan Interview about the NSR500 at Goodwood Festival of Speed 2019
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- čas přidán 9. 07. 2020
- Bikes Journalist John Hogan interviews Mick Doohan about his career, and in particular the Honda NS 500. Mick took to the famous Goodwood Hill Climb in July 2019 to showcase the bike once more.
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One of the tuffest, gutsiest riders ever. True grit. Proud Australian.
Doohan, Gardner and Swantz, three of my favourite riders when I didn't care which guy won coz they were terrific riders.
I'll never forget Mick's synchronized double high-side with Pierfrancesco Chili at the 1990 German GP and PC trying to reattach his fuel tank so he could get back in the race. Probably one of the most iconic moments in Motorsport.
The best ever , loved his riding style and his fighting determination to keep on racing and winning despite injury , what a champion ! 👍
Mich Doohan not just folk hero and legend,also great ambassador for Australia. Thankyou Mich for all the wonderful memories.
He was so good that in an era when lap times were improving significantly each season race times were slower after he retired. The greatest racer of all time.
For me the Doohan years were the best 👍 that journalist is one lucky fella.
You’re a bloody legend Mick 😎 Thanks for the memories.
The best, of the best!!!! All time GOAT...
Toss up between him and Freddie Spencer, both brilliant.
@@stevebridges5828 5 in a row?? for me the best ever.
@@lewiscollins1045 Yeah I know he won more championships, but I think Spencer was a great rider too. Winning two championships in one year in different classes. Saw them both ride, both brilliant and even managed to get Spencer’s autograph at the transatlantic trophy races at Donington Park. Both top notch.
Ask ur dad.
@@stevebridges5828 "Toss up between him and Freddie Spencer, both brilliant"
Love both these guys, my feeling is that Freddie had more natural talent (but much less sheer grit), he was my favourite for many ears but honestly, now I think the best rider of all time is Marquez.
5 world championships on arguably the nastiest, most vicious motorcycles ever built! Absolute awesome! One of my two all-time favourite riders (the other being Freddie Spencer), but anyone with a 500cc championship, regardless of your allegiance, is a legend!
Deadset legend. Does Australia proud.
So dominant when he was racing, he had so many competitors well covered
Legend 🇭🇲
Talent,class & zero arrogance.
Great interview. Bloke knows his history 👌
I bet 80% of the crowd wouldn't know who the grey hired guy with a limp is a 5 times world champion
Nah, it's the FoS - plenty would have an idea who Micky D was.
Best rider ever. Awesome humble legend
That 1989 NSR500... Rothmans Livery, gold wheels, Eddie Lawson's #1... All things combined, probably the best looking GP bike ever
This guy gets it.
With the injury he suffered and won 5 in a row with all the top riders of the time involved though his racing years,, brilliant video thanks for sharing it with us,,,
The best of the best.
The greatest
Love Doohan. How he rode so busted up is beyond me!
My favorite bike racer from when I started watching in 89/90. What a style, and what absolute true grit!
So appreciate Mr. Doohan's determination, winning 5 consecutive championships despite the injuries. How unfortunate that his main competition, the Americans, were either retired or ending their careers. Think of the epic battles that might have been. Hat's off to you Mick.
The Sultan of Slide.
Lawson was instrumental in taking the Honda to the next level.
Racing Royalty. Doohan and the NSR500.
00:05 "Not a cloud in the sky" lol dude look behind you
Extremely well stated and well spoken.
Really enjoyed how you interviewed mate . Thankyou .
Get on the Remy Gardner train mate
Mick's the Man !
Legend
Total racer....My fave.
Proper legend man👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
u are true legend bos
What a star he was .
Great interview. That would have been an awesome event to attend, and yep, this vid makes me really miss my Honda (ACURA) 1988 Integra. I feel the need for another Honda in my life now......haha! I was fortunate to see Mick race the 1990 USGP.
Legend ✊🏻
Top man 'the thunder from down under'
Don't have to say much his riding spoke for itself and top of the world for that long
Calm before the storm and its still blowing !!!!
He had the talent and the mental strength to dominate.
💯 the best ever
Humble. Modest. Non-controversial.
A well respected World Champion.
Definitely one of the greatest.
Great interview
Interviewing a legend must have been stunning, hope the dude realized that
If you listened you will have tour answer
Nice video! cheers new subs!
Shout out to the guy at 1:10 wearing the Yamaha t shirt at the Honda stand 😂
He's much better talking to the press now.
I like Mic doohan
What did you do today John. Oh I was feeling up Honda road racing motorcycles. 😀😁
What a top bloke🦘👍
When I first saw Doohan, on tv around 1994 - he had the speed and style that takes your eye ...25 years on and Max Verstappen, yes different race class entirely but Max left the very same impression. Essentially their talent, speed and pizazz stood out from every one else.
How dare you compare M D to the self obsessed man of orange
@@garykelly4689 ha - btw I mean his driving pizazz and in truth I don't see the trait you describe.
Honda Proud.
Fogarty Rainey Gardner Doohan All legends
Ya forgot Bayliss
Dont think Fogarty was quite in the same class 🤣
Wish I had quick micks bike
5 world titles on the trot .............enough said
Should’ve and would’ve been more
Should have changed manufacturers
@@garyalexander2480 Yes, definitely should've been six, possibly even seven.
Honda FTW
Best 2strok. SuccessfulMech..
Let's not forget that he didn't just win races, he could beat them all by a mile.
Nice corporate shirt,Mick's wearing.
It's a pity the public can't buy that Honda apparel. The seem to be too focused on "street wear" type clothing..hoodies and t-shirts with large gaudy Honda insignia emblazoned across it.
Mick's shirt is very classy and should be available to the public.
I'm far from being the biggest expert on motorcycle GP history, but even I knew that the first NSR500 world title wasn't in 1983 like this guy said
@Johann Forster yes, but it was the NS500, not the NSR
What's that on the horizon behind you not a cloud in the sky
There are lots of clouds in the sky just behind you.....doh
Erm.. I see clouds behind you mate.
You see: most racers stayed slender.
Chunk out of your body, tyre, time, life ,doohàn still wins.
What!....People looking happy....no-one wearing masks & looking sad or depressed.....how could that be?????
What planet was this filmed on?
Cause it was pre-covid in july ‘19
Not a cloud in the sky 🤦🏻♂️
I thought Honda were supposed to have crushed all their old race bikes to keep their secrets?
Never. They have all of them in a lovely collection
Doohan has all 5 of his winning bikes, I believe.
This interviewer was quite frustrating to watch an you could see the frustration on Micks face. He opens the segment saying that he's there to talk about the NSR500, an then during Micks spiel about the difference in models each year, the interviewer practically cuts him off to ask him if he use to own a Ute and a German Sheppard.. yes, people here are attending a motoring event but lets hear more about the Dog you may or may not have owned at some point 🙄
This guy interviewing is just terrible. Instead of just trying to show the knowledge he did not have he should just try to do his job: interviewing a legend!
He could only win on a Honda. . .
How many world championships do you have on different marques?
@@MrMairu555 I don't understand your question.
A top bloke and a legend
Legend