Gardner had a broken wrist in this race. He said the pain was unbelievable. Some forget because he only took one title, but he was extremely good. I just love his style.
Si , yo me acuerdo que el 90 creo, cuando estaba la lucha más buena que e visto entre 2 cowboy de las 500 de competición más salvajes.cuando corrían en Japón o en Laguna Seca o en Phillips island. Ese fin de semana no salía para no perderme las carreras.que no me arrepiento ,ya que son joyas del motociclismo.
Gardner was beautiful to watch in this race. The way they used to wrestle those 2 strokes was magic. Just love seeing the rear squirm out of those corners as they laid down the rubber!
taken from Wikipedia : Former 500 GP rider Wayne Gardner talking about his victory at the 1990 Australian Grand Prix on The Unrideables 2 documentary said: ''During these last five laps I had this sort of above body experience where actually raised up above and I could see myself racing. It was kind of a remote control and it's the weirdest thing I've ever had in my life. [...] After the race Mick [Doohan] and in fact Wayne Rainey said: ''How the hell did you do that?'' and I said: ''I have no idea.''''[47]
I always love to see Wayne Gardner in racing, and i always wants him to win, but unfortunately his luck was no so good, or else he could have been easily won 2 World title 87 and 88
This was one of Gardner's best races, but a year later he did even better. Much the same result, more or less the same players, but Gardner had the fairing come lose, and it was flapping around like mad, and he still won the race!
When Gardner left Australia for Britain to start his international career he got off a train into London to meet Rodger Marshal in shorts t-shirt & thongs while it was snowing. G’day mate 🤝
Flow state, also known colloquially as being in the zone. Quote: "During these last five laps I had this sort of above body experience where actually raised up above and I could see myself racing. It was kind of a remote control and it's the weirdest thing I've ever had in my life. [...]" After the race Mick [Doohan] and in fact Wayne Rainey said: "How the hell did you do that?" and I said: "I have no idea." Wayne Gardner wikipedia view Flow_(psychology)
Gardner had a broken wrist in this race. He said the pain was unbelievable. Some forget because he only took one title, but he was extremely good. I just love his style.
Época dorada del motociclismo, del 88 hasta el 96, de lo mejor en los 500cc, máquinas de verdad, sin tanta electrónica y con pilotos de acero.
Si , yo me acuerdo que el 90 creo, cuando estaba la lucha más buena que e visto entre 2 cowboy de las 500 de competición más salvajes.cuando corrían en Japón o en Laguna Seca o en Phillips island. Ese fin de semana no salía para no perderme las carreras.que no me arrepiento ,ya que son joyas del motociclismo.
La mejor carrera de gardner para mi .Que bonitas motos y que buenos tiempos.
Que bueno escuchar al maestro comentar la carrera,me dio la mano en Jerez y me quedé viéndolo,Dios que grande😅😅😅
gardner ...one of the greatest for sure!
Gardner was beautiful to watch in this race. The way they used to wrestle those 2 strokes was magic. Just love seeing the rear squirm out of those corners as they laid down the rubber!
精神的ミラクルパワーを持つワインガードナー
前傾攻撃的ライディングフォームと魂の走り
本当に最高のGPライダーでした
燃えました
ありがとう
I was there at that race , i was 20 yrs old ,,,,,had the time of my life
Same here. I was 23. Time flies.
Las mejores epocas del motogp 88,89,90,91,92,93, con los mejores pilotos: Lawson, Gardner, Schwants. Doohan, Rainey. Inolvidables !
La época actual tb es increíble
Antes, estaban Freddie y Kenny. Antes, Barry Sheene, Read, Ago....todo tuvo su momento...
Mamola, Kocinski...
@@pabloperez4063Phill Read, Giacomo agostini, right?
Impresionante Carreron👏👏👍
taken from Wikipedia :
Former 500 GP rider Wayne Gardner talking about his victory at the 1990 Australian Grand Prix on The Unrideables 2 documentary said: ''During these last five laps I had this sort of above body experience where actually raised up above and I could see myself racing. It was kind of a remote control and it's the weirdest thing I've ever had in my life. [...] After the race Mick [Doohan] and in fact Wayne Rainey said: ''How the hell did you do that?'' and I said: ''I have no idea.''''[47]
Inolvidable carrera!
Memorable Wayne
Tenho uma réplica do capacete do Wayne Gardner, comprei no Japão em 1991 e guardo até hoje.
Quel giorno Gardner era una furia. Comunque credo che Doohan non fosse al top con la sua moto.
Gardner era el Marquez de principio de los 90...brutal 💪🏻💪🏻👍🏻👌🏻🔝
A mi me recuerda mas a Stoner
@@jakijunior3128 tuvo mala suerte ganar solo 1 titulo
やっぱガーちゃんカッコええ👍✨
¡ Qué monstruos !
these were some mean machines
I always love to see Wayne Gardner in racing, and i always wants him to win, but unfortunately his luck was no so good, or else he could have been easily won 2 World title 87 and 88
Agree. If NSR had been Well designed, he,d have won 88.
And if not his injury, 1990
This was one of Gardner's best races, but a year later he did even better. Much the same result, more or less the same players, but Gardner had the fairing come lose, and it was flapping around like mad, and he still won the race!
And broken bones in his wrist!
@@MrGutfeeling no, that was this race he had the broken wrist
D.E.P. Angelillo eso si era 1 comentarista con raza y no el soso de Crivi que tenemos ahora
Pues Puig....aún peor!
Pues a V Requena y a Angel se le criticaban por algunos errores pero vuelves ver las carreras y ves lo acertado de Nieto DEP
I saw smoke coming off Gardners knees on hard cornering at least two times in live coverage of this race. In this race Gardener was greatest ever.
Esto sí que eran motos dándole gas y sin la electrónica actual de MotoGP
Angel Nieto D.E.P.
当時中継で見ました
どんどんカウルが外れていくNSRで勝ってしまうガードナーにしびれました。
序盤のハイサイド立て直しの際にカウルにどっか引っ掛けてマウントが千切れたんじゃななかったかと思います残り数周時のフルバンク中は引きずってるように見えます
When Gardner left Australia for Britain to start his international career he got off a train into London to meet Rodger Marshal in shorts t-shirt & thongs while it was snowing. G’day mate 🤝
Flow state, also known colloquially as being in the zone.
Quote:
"During these last five laps I had this sort of above body experience where actually raised up above and I could see myself racing. It was kind of a remote control and it's the weirdest thing I've ever had in my life. [...]" After the race Mick [Doohan] and in fact Wayne Rainey said: "How the hell did you do that?" and I said: "I have no idea." Wayne Gardner
wikipedia view Flow_(psychology)
ガードナーがカウル外れて擦りながら走ったレースね😂✋🚲🚲🚲🚲
NSRは90年でほぼ完成された( ˘•ω•˘ )ｂ
Casi descabalga en 4'14"
*5'14"