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Nicky Hayden is a true American Hero along with Wayne Rainey.

I think they have a clutch and gear issue. Just watch any murican vlog.

Motoamerica had zero chance of providing moto GP racers due to the very low level of Americas road racing competition,

The intake looks like Yamaha now

Miss u Dovi Miss u Stoner

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It’s simple there’s no more CBS Worldwide Sports. Motorcycle racing isn’t even aired in the states much. The youth isn’t cycling and then eventually motorcycling. They’re too busy playing video games 🎮.

Maybe they are not good enough? Only Toprak has a chance.

the precursor to CRT occurred in the early 90's with the rent a bikes

I had no idea that electronics can track the GPS and make adjustments base on corners. That is absolutely bonkers to me.

Too complicated, too much electronics and too expensive that's not just a problem in Moto GP... Driving aids and electronic assistants in "civilian" cars and motorcycles is one thing, but motorsport should be kept simple. It should depend on the ability of the driver and not on who has the most money for development.

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There are far more factors contributing to the decline of Americans rockin' in Motogp/WorldSbk then mentioned in these comments. For starters let's look at young folks: Too much time on cellphones at any young age, too much time in front of the television. Easy access to illicit drugs and alcohol. The rise in broken families, single parent households, and kids raising kids. Go through darn near any suburban or rural community and what do you not see? Kids out riding their bicycles, playing pickup games> football on a side lot, boys chasing girls, putting on the gloves for some street boxing, working on and riding a mini bike or go cart. Where to ride is disappearing or access is getting more restricted, dragstrips are shutting down across the country same as dirt tracks, why is that?> cost($), noise, vandalism, greed, etc. etc.. I have not begun to scratch the surface yet. BUT there maybe a place where to tap the next American superbike superstar, Any HOOD USA, them streetz'. I do believe there is a diamond in the rough amongst the masses.

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and they are going to a stupid 850cc in 2 years

Please stop this nonsense music in the background.

French fries, quarter pounders and drag racing...

The US riders are not as good as MotoGP it is that simple .

Cause there's NO factory support even at US's top series, motoamerica. Pathetic, no support and you're not going to produce motogp level riders. Even if they did have the talent, other parts of the world take their moto (road) racing far more serious.😢

America is a different place than Europe. Americans don't find their way to F1 very often, either. It seems to me the Europeans are just much more serious and focused on motorsports. For an American to go racing in Europe is a pretty big hurdle all by itself. All of a sudden, you're seeing tracks for the first time that other riders have been on all their lives. I grew up in Connecticut. There were many car racing tracks within an hour or two of my house. The nearest track capable of motorcycle racing was 3 to 4 hours away. Now I live in Charlotte, NC. There's one track out near the coast and one track in South Carolina. VIR is also not that far away. The lack of places to race makes it hard just to get going as an amateur.

Americans can only turn left.

Easy answer for USA vs Spain + Italy: We mediterraneans, have good weather all year long, going from A to B in 2 wheels is in our culture.

Be interesting too watch guessing they still be 200+ HP

This was a very wonderful video, but for the love of god, please stop using that sound effect every five seconds!

Motogp isnt the same anymore. Should have left it at 500cc and be done with it

Great video mate. Especially appreciate it during the 3/4 week drought we're going to have until Assen!

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If I may suggest an idea for a video. I hope you don't mind. Today was the day Michael Dunlop claimed his 27-th TT win. That storyline might be very interesting I think. After all the channel is called "Superbike John" and not "Pleanty of run off, mega money, Moto(DUCATI)GP John". Ps. Yes I am aware all this is coming from a budget tool channel 😂

Greatest injury comeback before Marc Marquez, awesome story 🙏

Great memories of how good Lorenzo was in GP. My favourite rider for good reason 😊

As soon as I saw the title I knew what the story would be. I used this story back then in a presentation I gave a5 a sales conference

Thank you for another fantastic video! I was never a Lorenzo fan, maybe the reason I don‘t remember this feat. However now that I am reminded of it I am in awe!

Great video, thanks!

it's just how it is, it's kinda like how football ⚽ works , the best league is the most desirable which makes it more attractive to young upcoming talents that's why European leagues have the best and most talented players , for motorbike racing , Motogp is the most desirable that's why the most talented riders are in it and not in wsbk , if someone like Bautista (who is very talented yet didn't even stand a chance at winning through out his 8 yrs in Motogp , and had 3 podium finishes all being 3rd place) can dominate in wsbk imagine what Marc , Pecco , Martin , Quateraro ... can do , but I would doubt the top guys in wsbk would even crack the top 10 in Motogp atm.

I think it was to help some of the smaller Spanish riders coming up through the ranks. Dorna's HQ was in Spain. I'm probably wrong, but I do remember that being some of the talk back in that era.

Yes, that is the result of a sport becoming a boardroom choice. The sport dies.

The American superbikes are too restricted to train the riders for MotoGP. Additionally, the Europeans come across as educated, they all can speak 3 languages, the American sound like hick compared to them. Finally, the Americans can't stand the pace and after about a third through the season they quit. And you can't forget the insurance costs of having a sports bike, nobody hardly buys them anymore, so who learns to ride?