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If Toprak becomes Motogp champion in 2027, you will have made the worst aging video on youtube.

Well Dorna is a Spanish organisation, coupled with Italian motorcycles means MotoGP is Dominated by Spanish and Italian riders, then of course there's always a token Japanese rider and then we're are just relying on KTM to throw in the odd wild card International, it really is a centralised European championship and even Britain have been kept well out of it, Nicky Hayden was the last American to win a GP title almost 20 years ago and with only 2 race wins in 2006 and only 3 GP career wins in total, I'm not trying to take anything away from Nicky Hayden but but did he really win the championship or did Rossi and Yamaha just lose it?

He got SCREWED !!!!!!!

MotoAmerica focuses on Baggers and hooligans instead of bringing riders through to the world stage 🤦🏻‍♂️

Imagine your golden child Muckez on one of these? His already huge crash record would increase exponentially.

Literally makes no sense that a rider can handle a liter bike with no big deal, but you put them on an 800 and suddenly it's too much? Since fucking when did a smaller bike equal "too hard to ride ):". If they can't handle it, they should quit, and let somebody that isn't a pussy hop on the bike.

Same reason there are no or few Spanish NBA players , priorities

wrong , ask doohan about his pre big bang 500cc honda

Americans are set to focus back in racing after sorting out the gender definition issue.

" Super" bike ; car ; man ; computer ;star etc etc whatever generally means simply superior "super"IOR in every way other than perhaps affordability or attainability. A super man would have "abilities far beyond" average human and same with super car vs average car which would out perform in every way important on a track for example hence a "superBIKE" need not LOOK any particular way nor be of any particular discplacement or configuration so long as it could completely STOMP performance wise any typical design of the day....Hey if something that looked like a scooter and had only 100cc of discplacement could out accelerate outbrake and turn faster lap times than any current production motorcycle? Well it might offend one's sensibilities and might be HATED even but it would FULLY qualify as a superbike in my eyes....AND to my eyes it would instantly BECOME beatuiful and yes I would WANT it! ESPECIALLY perhaps if its looks were loathed! Because then it would be SO SO very FUN to beat the pants off the haters! To make them slink away in shame or hide in fear! LOL

Your accent is so much I cant understand sometimes I'll give benefit of the doubt but it sounds like NINETY when you are saying eighty....or else you messed up I dont know but you need to enunciate

This race looks like it's one and done

What about Vincent twins? Norton commandos would eat 750 Honda 4’s for breakfast especially round corners😂

The 1985 GSXR750 was the first.

CB750, Shortly folowed by the Z900, End of. Your opinion is irrelevantt reguarding the history of motorbikes and or where something started. I can assure you a cb750 was night and day compared to the compitition at the time. The Z900 was on another level.👍

You forget Honda vfr 750 !

If I remember correctly, "superbike" originally meant a bike that could do sub 13 second and over a hundred miles per hour quarter mile times.

You don't have one clue about bikes.

The 1975 Ducati 900ss bevel was the 1st superbike

Honda CB1100R should be on the list.

The 1984 GSXR can't look like motoGP's RGV500 (1988). But looks like a 24 hour endurance bike. To resemble the GP there was the RG500 Gamma which took the style of the RG XR40. The aim of the endurance “copies” was to be able to enter more competitive motorcycles since they must have come from the series. Even if it means ending up with motorcycles that had nothing to do on the road (driving position and performance). The first “delirium" comes from Honda with the RC30. The headlong rush had begun...

Why would you leave out the katana?

Ummmm the honda 1983 vf750f was the first super bike design…

I was a teenager in the '80's and loved my bikes. Never saw a Kawasaki GPX 900. Sure you didn't mean the GPZ 900R? Won't bother subscribing, you don't seem to know what you're talking about.

When Ducati dropped the 916 in the mid 90s to me that was the first super bike,

Your perspective is biased to the notion that superbikes came about with the advent of World Superbike racing, when they actually arrived years earlier. Superbike racing started in America with standard motorcycles with fairing, clip ons added and engine, braking and suspension performance modifications. The first pure race model superbike was the 1982 Kawasaki KZ1000S1, which came from the factory with total loss ignition, dual plug heads, magnesium wheels, AP brakes, braced swingarm and a bunch of other factory race parts. Because of your bias, you not only omit the KZ1000S1 in your video, but you also miss the 1983 Honda VFR750, which not only introduced the perimeter frame, but also introduced the water cooled V4 DOHC engine configuration which Ducati currently uses in MotoGP and WSBK. The VFR750 dominated the American superbike series from 1984 to 1987 and was the predecessor to the RC30 which won the first 2 WSBK championships. While the 1st generation GSXR had an aluminum frame, its oil cooled inline 4 engine was old school at birth and it was not successful in superbike racing.

IT's a Kawasaki GPz900R, not a GPX900R 🙃

I think you want to say 1986 but keep on saying 1996. Very confusing...

This was super interesting. I'm a new motorcycle rider, and this was super fascinating. Thanks!

Toprak moto cross drift cars , ssp, wsbk . Demekki toprak başka seviye

Where does the 1996 GSXR 750 rank in terms of 'significance of advancement' in your opinion? I find a lot of these types of videos (not this one in particular) tend to gloss over it. It was a completely new redesign and weighed 60lbs less than the ZX7R and YZF750. For me, it was the bridge between first and second generation superbikes.

bike go zooom 🏍🌪

the fumbling of your words really ruined the video

listen to Casey Stoner talk about why it's hard to win on a modern day MotoGP bike. they're so full of 'rider aids' like Ride height device and all this other stuff that it's almost more about who can make the best use of the aids at the right time than it is rider skill.

They're bringing back the 800cc in 2027 👎

Wait and see the Toprak , he would get GP easily 18.08.2024 mark my word lol

@3:50 the REAL machine learning

They're coming back in 2026 looks like.

bring 500cc moto gp bikes back!

i know people won't like this but go back to 500cc and make the riders do the controlling of the bike, no computers to help with traction and braking and so on. back to skill of rider and engine building.

800cc was the finest of MotoGp era. Focus on cornering speed. The worst MotoGp are now. Dragsters that corner slow and insanely accelerate thanks to devices

Ducati forever ❤

It's was so dumb. Nothing worse than decision making people in power, making decisions on things that make no sense. 800 or 1000 both bikes will do over 200mph, you just lose a tiny bit of acceleration with the 800.....100% not any safer at all. Not that the bikes were the problem to begin with anyway

yamaha and the beamer are nice

It's duct tape not duck tape. Nobody tapes ducks. Maybe they have but it might be one weird dude somewhere.

The 800s had their charm. I liked how they shook up the pecking order. The dangerous highside accidents were not really due to the bikes, but because of the tires. The tire manufacturers tried to make their rubber so they would be great in ideal conditions and last a race distance. But that meant they were dangerous in non-optimal conditions. And because they were meant to last it took the riders too long to get them warmed up. Can't blame that on the 800cc bikes.

Unfortunately Only Fan sponsored the American team

as an american motogp fan for literally as long as i can remember, i find it’s such a shame the fall from grace this sport had in the country. thanks a lot for this video!

From the start, WSBK was designed to eventually replace MotoGP as the Premier Class. It may be that MotoGP and WSBK will be deprecated in favor of a fortified Moto-E.

Your editing sucks. Learn to speak in paragraphs and use fade in/out.