@ 6:19 you can tell hes Reliving Soo many memories of him just being a Young kid trying to make a name for himself he's reminiscing of the countless Days and months that he practiced to perfect his racing style
Not many people get to see their legacy live on large while they are alive. It must be an incredible feeling and can imagine seeing this stirred up some emotions for Ricky. Truly amazing, what an absolute amazing experience and opportunity for young riders coming up.
It’s cool to see how his cabin and shop have been preserved. The amount of respect that is shown to the property in Honor of Rickys legacy is a testament to the divine impact he has made on the sport and the people involved. Ya love to see it.
Ricky.. much respect you completely rewrote the history and the future of the sport of AMA Moto and supercross. You brought the sport to a whole new level of preparation and competition. The hardest working rider I had ever seen, you set your sights on McGrath when you were still on that procircuit kx125, you ran him down and took the crown.
you young guys never saw the true greats. Jeff ward Darryl Hannah etc etc many before ricky were great. Ricky was good very good but goat NOT in his own dreams. he beat up on lesser guys for most yrs
A lot of people don’t realize just how small RC was back in the day and for him to ride a 2 stroke 250 to the edge is INSANE the amount of conditioning and strength he had to have. RC is great to watch race!
LOL jeff ward smaller and rode 125 25 and 500 2 stroke to the edge, size matters little, skill matters more. Actually on a bike lighter is better if you have skills.
Agreed, Ricky's probably one of the most beloved competitors the sport will ever see. On a side note I'd love to sit down with him and our acoustic guitars and do a little country jam session. I've been pickin & singin all my life, not all that great but I love to hit that country twang. You know a dream is like a river? It really is 🤷♂️ It's ever changin as it flows. Just ask Ricky, he knows 👍 God bless Jesus saves
My two sons and I absolutely loved watching you race Ricky. We loved you most in green.😂 We watched you battle in St. Louis for 7 straight years and were always glued to the TV whenever Motorcross or Supercross was on. You were the man!! Congratulations man!! You earned all of your success the good old fashioned way.
The fact they have kept everything there, that's awesome. I can't fathom what it's like for him to stand there and think back on having lived what he has lived.
The sport has evolved , but this shows you where it all starts . A devoted Dad, a kid with a hunger . It’s there for the taking , you just have to want it .
That was a really cool personal look at some of the original Goat Farm areas during your career Ricky, I believe Star Racing Yamaha's move to Florida only escalated the value and as well as building a first classic facility to assist in winning Championships 💪🏝🌊🏆🏁
Man I remember Ricky and Stewart when they were just kids on Little 80s at the race of champions, in Englishtown, New Jersey. They were tearing it up. Clearing the entire elevator jump, I watched Ricky growing up. Seems like yesterday
I met Ricky in the UK at Motocross of nations many years ago, such a Top Guy has plenty of time for anyone. Love u man!!!... Btw, Ricky's old workshop should be preserved as a museum. One I'd definitely like to visit some day.. thanks for sharing Ricky look after yourself my man 🙏👍🤙
I did a lock out for him back in the early 2000s, auto club call in anaheim hills , 34 dollar tip and he signed his riding trunks for me , awesome guy, and an awesome autograph! Thank RC, I still have them btw!
I met Ricky about 20 years ago in Madison FL. He was traveling through. Not being a chump but asked him for his autograph. Nice guy glady gave it to me. At the time I was a weekend warrior KX 500. Had various bikes throughout the years. Anyway my longtime mechanic who raced in the seventies sponsored etc was dumbfounded when I said I have something for you. Handed it to him and he held it like the holy grail. At 51 I don't ride anymore but hearing seeing smelling a 2 stroker brings back memories
“We had no air-conditioning in this place, by the way. We wanted to be in the elements.” That harkens back to when Bob Hannah suffered heat stroke at the New Orleans national in 1975. After that he swore off air-conditioning of any kind. No wonder Hannah and Carmichael were so dominant.
Ricky looks like he could still put the Pads on and go at it I’m sure he could still ride I always love seeing Supercross come to town I live in Michigan and it was the highlight of my life every year when they race at the Silverdome in Pontiac and then now at Ford field
It's a blessing Ricky ya got both ya parents still. I lost my mom a few months back and it's gutted me. Don't take em for granted bo , they're amazing people .
That is a very cool vid. Ricky did more with less,..which is truly amazing. But what a great show of commitment by Yamaha and its riders and staff to bring the sport to another level.
RICKY CARMICHAEL IS THE GOAT. HE ALSO HAS PUT FORTH MORE THANANY OTHER MOTOCROSS RIDER IN THE WORLD IN HELPING WITH THE SPORT. HE IS AS NICE A GUY AS ANYONE ON THIS PLANET. AND WILL HELP ANYONE THAT HAS HEART AND MEANS IN THE SPORT OF RACING MOTOCROSS BIKES
Man the sport has really aged Ricky! Wow! Dude looks in his late 50's. Not trying to be offensive, but Holy Shitto! Great video! GOAT, Moto and Supercross Champion.
They gotta expand that place another motocross and super cross track. Keep the legacy of the Goat farm going how RC left it. We wanna know more about the grave yard that's going on back in the woods
Which is a bigger flex, Carmichael having DeCosters phone number written on the wall in sharpie pen, or DeCoster knowing that his phone number is on the contact wall at the GOAT farm? Either way it makes me smile just to think of all the moto history that place saw. The shot of Ricky sitting on the bike stand and looking around at all the memories @2:02 gives me the chills.
I see RC here in tally…..he’s always riding his training bicycle, it never fails that smiles and waves…….believe it or not…….there’s bigger things waiting for RC. GRASMO
I thought it was rob dyrdek in the thumbnail😂
Same lmfaooo
Same here! I was O dammm, Rob must of started smoking crack.
Same!!! Lmfao I thought rob was in an old man costume again 😂
I came here to say the same exact thing.
@@stevekwiatkowski2535😂😂😂😂
It's so cool seeing just how proud Ricky is of how and what the place turned into. You can see just how much it still means to him.
my exact thought, that little proud grin at the end, like man this is cool.
@ 6:19 you can tell hes Reliving Soo many memories of him just being a Young kid trying to make a name for himself he's reminiscing of the countless Days and months that he practiced to perfect his racing style
Not many people get to see their legacy live on large while they are alive. It must be an incredible feeling and can imagine seeing this stirred up some emotions for Ricky. Truly amazing, what an absolute amazing experience and opportunity for young riders coming up.
It’s cool to see how his cabin and shop have been preserved. The amount of respect that is shown to the property in Honor of Rickys legacy is a testament to the divine impact he has made on the sport and the people involved. Ya love to see it.
Ricky.. much respect you completely rewrote the history and the future of the sport of AMA Moto and supercross. You brought the sport to a whole new level of preparation and competition. The hardest working rider I had ever seen, you set your sights on McGrath when you were still on that procircuit kx125, you ran him down and took the crown.
Took it and never lost it, retired on top and could have done more.
you young guys never saw the true greats. Jeff ward Darryl Hannah etc etc many before ricky were great. Ricky was good very good but goat NOT in his own dreams. he beat up on lesser guys for most yrs
@RT22-pb2pp
So awesome you can tell Ricky is proud. Also props to star to becoming the new pro circuit type team
With out ap star wouldn't of became a pro team without the people's champion, they would still be a no name team.
A lot of people don’t realize just how small RC was back in the day and for him to ride a 2 stroke 250 to the edge is INSANE the amount of conditioning and strength he had to have. RC is great to watch race!
Yeah I heard he was like 5'3 or something.
His style worked for him low center of gravity
Don’t forget a factory 450; that’s a lot of bike and he had no problem.
LOL jeff ward smaller and rode 125 25 and 500 2 stroke to the edge, size matters little, skill matters more. Actually on a bike lighter is better if you have skills.
@@RT22-pb2ppyea it’s def size. I’m 6’3 and a 250 feels big for me because I just got back into riding and Cboys tv best rider is like 5’2😂
I could listen to RC all day long…what an incredible rider and person
Agreed, Ricky's probably one of the most beloved competitors the sport will ever see.
On a side note I'd love to sit down with him and our acoustic guitars and do a little country jam session. I've been pickin & singin all my life, not all that great but I love to hit that country twang.
You know a dream is like a river?
It really is 🤷♂️
It's ever changin as it flows.
Just ask Ricky, he knows 👍
God bless
Jesus saves
My two sons and I absolutely loved watching you race Ricky. We loved you most in green.😂 We watched you battle in St. Louis for 7 straight years and were always glued to the TV whenever Motorcross or Supercross was on. You were the man!! Congratulations man!! You earned all of your success the good old fashioned way.
Very cool to see the original shop Ricky had! Thanks for sharing !!
The fact they have kept everything there, that's awesome. I can't fathom what it's like for him to stand there and think back on having lived what he has lived.
Always wanted to ride there. I love how the Rusty #4 Watertruck NEVER has been discarded.
Wow, that place is huge. It's amazing to see how far the industry has come in just 20 years.
Yeah! but not for the better if your a Privateer!
@@purebloodheretic4682 It changed so much in the last 20 years that I don't even watch motocross anymore. I still own my 2 stroke though.
@@Bigtymer781 Legend!! 👍
Man rob Dyrdek got old
@@notveryobviousguy4373 Ricky Carmichael is 43 and Rob Dyrdek is 48.
Thanks ricky . I really enjoyed that . Life is a gift. Memories are treasure
The sport has evolved , but this shows you where it all starts . A devoted Dad, a kid with a hunger . It’s there for the taking , you just have to want it .
Amazing, Ricky didn’t have or need a million dollar top secret workshop with everything to become the GOAT 🇺🇸
For his practice bikes... His race bikes were still all factory and made just like this
@@jblob5764 YOUR AN IDIOT, AND COMPLETELY MISSED THE POINT.
Yep. Exactly. He didn't get to escape to AC in between motos, and locker rooms, all that crap. Alot of young guys are coddled and soft
@@rediron44 Another example would be Shaun White. The most coddled snowboarder of all time
Ridiculousness made him age alot
I’m 50 this year and for me RC was the most dominant, focused, driven and professional motocross rider I’ve ever seen to date. RC is the 🐐
Jsw
I agree
I used to live next to him growing up! It was pretty cool to ride by his track and seeing them practicing!
That was a really cool personal look at some of the original Goat Farm areas during your career Ricky, I believe Star Racing Yamaha's move to Florida only escalated the value and as well as building a first classic facility to assist in winning Championships 💪🏝🌊🏆🏁
Very cool thanks to everyone who took the time to make this video.
Man
I remember Ricky and Stewart when they were just kids on Little 80s at the race of champions, in Englishtown, New Jersey. They were tearing it up. Clearing the entire elevator jump, I watched Ricky growing up.
Seems like yesterday
6 years between RC and Stewart though so not quite the same generation.
I met Ricky in the UK at Motocross of nations many years ago, such a Top Guy has plenty of time for anyone. Love u man!!!... Btw, Ricky's old workshop should be preserved as a museum. One I'd definitely like to visit some day.. thanks for sharing Ricky look after yourself my man 🙏👍🤙
I did a lock out for him back in the early 2000s, auto club call in anaheim hills , 34 dollar tip and he signed his riding trunks for me , awesome guy, and an awesome autograph! Thank RC, I still have them btw!
Dude that’s awesome
@@JonnyJetson754 Yeah it was a surprise, I didn't realize it till I pulled in the driveway that it was him!!!!
Wow this was so awesome. i am glad they are trying to keep everything similar to how RC learned.
I met Ricky about 20 years ago in Madison FL. He was traveling through. Not being a chump but asked him for his autograph. Nice guy glady gave it to me. At the time I was a weekend warrior KX 500. Had various bikes throughout the years. Anyway my longtime mechanic who raced in the seventies sponsored etc was dumbfounded when I said I have something for you. Handed it to him and he held it like the holy grail. At 51 I don't ride anymore but hearing seeing smelling a 2 stroker brings back memories
Love Star Racing Yamaha and Ricky Carmichael. What a great video. Too cool!
I thought this was Rob Dyrdek in the thumbnail.
Ricky and Rob Dydrek are long lost brothers.
It's so cool that a place like this was able to be saved. Sometimes really specialized properties can't find buyers and fall into disrepair.
Carmichael and McGrath the kings of racing!!
I love the original shop n Farm imo it’s got soo much character and history that the new will never have 👍
The new shop just looks so dead, no personality at all going on in there
Totally awesome, too see the Star Yamaha team keep a place like that open and alive. Producing new Stars and keeping old legends memories going
Looking at the thumbnail, I was like, "Wow, Rob Dyrdek looking old these days!" 😂
Please Please keep everything the same that place has so much historic racing nostalgia 🙏
Love this video and the Carmichael family history!
Good memories, dad , best to you and your family Ricky
pure awesomeness
Ricky was the king on a bike him and James would battle I love watching those too!🏁
Bro in the thumbnail i thought it was Rob Dyrdek in a prosthetic lmao
RC is and will always be the man! So humble I got to meet him once he didn't disappoint!
“We had no air-conditioning in this place, by the way. We wanted to be in the elements.” That harkens back to when Bob Hannah suffered heat stroke at the New Orleans national in 1975. After that he swore off air-conditioning of any kind. No wonder Hannah and Carmichael were so dominant.
Also Hannah (and friends) trained in the desert.
Ricky looks like he could still put the Pads on and go at it I’m sure he could still ride I always love seeing Supercross come to town I live in Michigan and it was the highlight of my life every year when they race at the Silverdome in Pontiac and then now at Ford field
It's a blessing Ricky ya got both ya parents still. I lost my mom a few months back and it's gutted me. Don't take em for granted bo , they're amazing people .
Always a pleasure RC!!
This is cool. Took me down memory lane too. I havent been into supercross past 10 is years
absolutely awesome. team yamaha keeping the past in tribute to the goat
This was an awesome inside look at Graceland!!!!
Ricky is an absolute legend.
Pretty convinced this is Rob Dyrdek in costume lol 😂
Hallowed ground. Special video 👌
One of my favorite riders of all time. Not a big crasher. Good guy too
Looks like rob Dyrdek on crystal
I grew up watching ricky Carmichael Ride on the race track he was one of the best him and Jeremy McGrath they are my favorites 💯🔥🔥
That was a awesome video 👍talking about the roots of the sport RC is the king.
That is a very cool vid. Ricky did more with less,..which is truly amazing. But what a great show of commitment by Yamaha and its riders and staff to bring the sport to another level.
RICKY CARMICHAEL IS THE GOAT. HE ALSO HAS PUT FORTH MORE THANANY OTHER MOTOCROSS RIDER IN THE WORLD IN HELPING WITH THE SPORT. HE IS AS NICE A GUY AS ANYONE ON THIS PLANET. AND WILL HELP ANYONE THAT HAS HEART AND MEANS IN THE SPORT OF RACING MOTOCROSS BIKES
Ricky will always be the best rider to ever live
Thought this was Rob Dyrdek for a second on the thumb nail 😅
AMAZING content !! well done to all involved, and of course, We love us some GOAT !
That place looks epic, dirt always looked phenomenal
Was the water truck at Steele City and High Point ?
Why does the thumbnail look like Rob Dyrdek in 20 years 😂
Man I looked up to this guy like no other!
I thought that was Rob Dyrdek on the thumbnail 😅
Man the sport has really aged Ricky! Wow! Dude looks in his late 50's. Not trying to be offensive, but Holy Shitto! Great video! GOAT, Moto and Supercross Champion.
What, u thought pro mx racing was easy? It will beat you up, only the best suceed
@@rogerdodrill4733 and got the scars to prove it.
I thought that was rob dyrdek
I was like, wow rob aged fast.. 😅🐐
RC is such a down to earth person. You can tell, he was brought up right, and has excellence running through his veins!
thats rob dyrdek bro
They gotta expand that place another motocross and super cross track. Keep the legacy of the Goat farm going how RC left it. We wanna know more about the grave yard that's going on back in the woods
Such a shame
We are lucky to have Ricky. Take notes.
Love motocross ❤
Thought the thumbnail was Rob Dyrdek with an old man face filter on.
N1 sei sempre nel mio 💗
I'm sorry but I really thought that was Rob Dyrdek in the thumbnail.
Lots of good memories there champ🍻
Ricky made an excellent life for himself simply doing what he loves to do. hardcore. gotta stay grounded. impressive man. so cool.
Which is a bigger flex, Carmichael having DeCosters phone number written on the wall in sharpie pen, or DeCoster knowing that his phone number is on the contact wall at the GOAT farm? Either way it makes me smile just to think of all the moto history that place saw. The shot of Ricky sitting on the bike stand and looking around at all the memories @2:02 gives me the chills.
Amazing facility - Star riders are way too pampered !
Totally blown away that was so sick love the start this is how it was then let's go have a look how it is now then boooom🔥🔥🔥👌
In the thumbnail RC looks like an old man Rob Dyrdek
When I saw the thumbnail I was like “Wtf happened to Rob Dyrdek”
This takes me back to high school seeing his posters with that old water truck
The old shop still my dream shop lol
Still number one Ricky.Ctoss
Thumbnail I thought was rob derrick with old man filter
Best of luck guys!
That polished cement workshop floor..😮
Wow. The Farm is a lot different than the last time I was there. (About 22 years ago)
Awesome 👍 thank you
Good job Ricky big big fan bro rock on I remember you taking a rip on the quad zilla
Blue front fender ❤
It’s awesome to say i got to train there when it was still Ricky’s!
i am amped to see how far degan can go
Thought that was rob dyrdek for a moment
What a place sacred Moto ground Yamaha has got it going on best bikes in the game
I see RC here in tally…..he’s always riding his training bicycle, it never fails that smiles and waves…….believe it or not…….there’s bigger things waiting for RC.
GRASMO
Guy is such a beauty 🤙
Whats the name of the video where ricky starts out in his shop working on his bike with the radioactive song starting?
Absolute legend
Is this rob dyrdeks dad?
I'll take the old workshop over the new one any day of the week. Great nostalgia.
What a legacy!