Motocross Files Roger DeCoster
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- Perhaps no other rider in the history of motocross has made such a lasting impression on the sport as Roger DeCoster. He was definitively known as The Man to motocross racers and fans around the world and his five world championships were only part of the reason.
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DeCosters name is synonymous with motocross because he embodied everything that every racer wants to be. He grew up in Belgium amid humble surroundings and slowly worked his way to the top, revered worldwide as motocross royalty. After retiring from racing in 1980, he launched a new career in America developing US motocross talent into the best in the world.
Most everything you ever wanted to know about The Man, Roger DeCoster is in this DVD. From sneaking his bike to his first races unbeknownst to his father, to meeting the Americans in 1964, plus all the stories behind his five GP world titles, Its all here. From riding CZs and then the new Suzukis, to his famous battles in the Trans-Am series and the building of the young factory Honda Team in 1981, there has never been a DVD with this much DeCoster.
Includes:
• Original 22:30 minute television program
• New 82 minute expanded and deleted scenes
• Raw interview segments with Roger DeCoster
• Special Feature on why Roger is "The Man"
• Over 2 hours of content!
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Roger will always be the greatest motocross racer of all time to me.
I went to Red Bud today and I had a lot pass. I saw Roger. Wow, I shook his hand and had my picture taken with him. Thank you Roger, you have added so much to our enjoyment to a sport we love. We love you.
The best motorcross rider,i use to practice motorcross in 1977,and Roger de Coster is my idol.
I grew up in Michigan City, Indiana. So we fortunate enough to see Roger at Red Bud once a year. All the kids in the neighborhood had dirt bikes. Roder was one of our heros.I still go to Red Bud once a year, to watch the pros.
One of the highlights of my teens was seeing Roger race at the Puyallup MX track in Washington State about 1975. He won the first moto with Marty Smith of Honda taking second. In the second moto Marty led wire to wire. Elsinore. Enough said. ;)
a MX Living Legend
I read about DeCoster all the time back in Motocross Action Magazine
Cycle News, because once a month is not enough. They were weekly.
After a 5 time world champion ship on a 500 R.m wow that's something unheard of today would happen today I dout in the 500 supercross that's work
I got to see him race at Sears Point. 1976 I think it was. Track was on the hillside, and there was a steep downhill.
He is the shit, No one can match this RIder Lol, I remember him nailing berms on his ol Bultaco in Puyallup, that Guy has serious balls Riding any such 2 stroke Mx machine....
Why did you delete those interviews with Bob Hannah?? I loved watching those!
Joli
Stephan Everts was clearly the king of European MXGP's 125, 250, 500 ( or open as it was called). 10 world titles 5 more than his father Harry. Still works in development for KTM's like of off road bikes. Put that in your pipe and smoke it. Me, I was a huge Swede fan. They never sat down. A trick that has served me well over 50 years of off road fun.
He is belgians and i al pride tot have been him riding
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Troy Lee of Troy Lee Designs...lol
Pity he don't ave more personality..so serious
the man? never heard that term
sometimes
tell petter i was raised in agri-man denial of drinking poison
mommy do you think im dangerous, bel-ray
no dnf aqui
call petter to remind him of pre-ignition annhilation dentital tooth
go new york jet fighter
petter would like some more tea and eggs