The legend. How many folk today would drive on their own to war torn countries to deliver food and supplies to orphanages? Will never see his like again. RIP Joey
Exactly. People are to self centered and self entitled to even think of anyone else these days. I finally understand why people move to the country or quiet, small populated places. God bless you Joey, Robert & William.
In the bigger scheme of things.. The only person that didn't know that Joey Dunlop was a super star was Joey Dunlop. Many years ago I was at Killalane, Joey was pitching his tent and we called him over to our caravan, he didn't know us from Adam but sat with us for a few hours telling us tails of his racing exploits. I will never forget that afternoon.... A gentleman.
That's the measure of the man and a perfect description of him. Some thought he was cantankerous whereas in reality he was just highly focused on the sport he loved. No airs or graces, a man who never forgot where he came from and he never chased fame for fame's sake 👍
What a gem of an interview with Joey. Just found it by accident and the best of many I have watched of him. Feels great to have met him Robert and William. Dunlops are legendary.
So glad I met Joey on a couple of occasions, one in my local at the TT, and again at the Skerries in the paddock....you waited till he caught you’re eye before you spoke to him.....I was in my late teens, and totally in awe of the the great maun.....👍🇮🇲
At 8:28, Joey looks like he'd rather be anywhere but sitting in front of a camera & microphone, but watch the change in his whole demeanour when asked about how he rides the NW. What an absolute champion human being. I understand why Michael keeps his cards close to his chest. God bless all you Dunlop's.
He was known to dislike a lot of attention and cameras but yes, that was a great illustration of the dislike of interviews but love to talk about racing.
He was also very cagey because everyone copied his tyre choice. He would roll up with the wrong wheels on, wait for everyone else to change theirs then change his to what he really wanted.
I had just immigrated from Armoy the previous October and was living in Boston my Mum called me to tell me that Joey Dunlop had been killed racing in Tallinn it was devastating not embarrassed to admit I shed a few tears for our hero.
Just came across this disappointing comment. Live to your own beliefs and leave others to live to theirs. The person made an honest and heart felt comment.
proper gentleman down to earth he was always just himself , i was thinking when he said bout the cards did he realy know how famous he was was sure one of a kind RIP JOEY
Watching some of the modern F1 stars heave their massive egos into the post-race interview room is such a contrast to Joey's gentle humility. But he is the true legend.
What a beautiful peacefull soul' so calming and cool.. make no mistake he had some heart too what a legend 😊. That japanese honda saw something they liked in him had a very good relationship
When Joey was killed I was 14.I was walking home with my mother helping her with shopping bags. And my friend came out of his house to tell us Joey Dunlop had been killed. It seemed everyone in the country knew who Joey Dunlop was. Rip, and to Robert and William
If there is a God then this fella comes very very near to being that god in more ways than one and I don't just mean bikes he is a true Human being of the best sort !!!!!!!!!!!
'What would be your strong point in the course; what area are you particularly good at?' Joey: 'Arr, well it's hard to tell...' Probably one of the most inane questions I've ever heard from an interviewer: 'what area...' perhaps all of them, just a thought, 'particularly good' a condescending understatement verging on the offensive (in 1986 he'd been awarded an MBE for services to motorcycling, confirming his status as the people's champion and the most popular man in road racing. At the start of the 1986 season he'd won the TT Formula One world championship four years in a row; in 1988, a year before this interview, Joey had notched up two separate triples at the IOMTT with 13 wins and was half-way towards his still unsurpassed and likely untouchable 26 victories ). 'What area are you particularly good at...'. Self-effacing deeply humane demi-god with balls of tungsten.
Irish legend........nobody could master the artistic ballet of flying at 200 mph on a couple of rubber tires to the degree that this Irishman could. R I P........🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😢😢😢😢😢😢
The legend. How many folk today would drive on their own to war torn countries to deliver food and supplies to orphanages? Will never see his like again. RIP Joey
Exactly. People are to self centered and self entitled to even think of anyone else these days. I finally understand why people move to the country or quiet, small populated places. God bless you Joey, Robert & William.
He won more than just races he won the hearts of people all over the world. Race in paradise road warrior's Joey Robert and William
And for no publicity
Exactly and he never seemed any publicity!
A nice good person and one of the best motorcycle riders who ever lived. God bless Joey. All Ireland admired him. He was one of my hero's.
Definitely, and not foul mouthed in public interviews, great bloke.. 👍
Same, in Texas. 🏁
In the bigger scheme of things.. The only person that didn't know that Joey Dunlop was a super star was Joey Dunlop.
Many years ago I was at Killalane, Joey was pitching his tent and we called him over to our caravan, he didn't know us from Adam but sat with us for a few hours telling us tails of his racing exploits. I will never forget that afternoon.... A gentleman.
That's the measure of the man and a perfect description of him. Some thought he was cantankerous whereas in reality he was just highly focused on the sport he loved. No airs or graces, a man who never forgot where he came from and he never chased fame for fame's sake 👍
100% king of kings less is more .✌️
Such a pity that you have so many aliases on here spreading sectarian hate Marty
a very humble, modest and beautiful human being.
What a lovely, modest fella Joey was. Loved by all. A credit to his beloved Ireland. Miss him. Rip
What a gem of an interview with Joey. Just found it by accident and the best of many I have watched of him. Feels great to have met him Robert and William. Dunlops are legendary.
Such a modest man, he never thought he was special and just wanted to race and go home. Hated publicity. Rip Joey, Robert and William
"R. I. P." My friend, The 🌍 will Never be the same Without YOU ‼️🏍️🏁
So glad I met Joey on a couple of occasions, one in my local at the TT, and again at the Skerries in the paddock....you waited till he caught you’re eye before you spoke to him.....I was in my late teens, and totally in awe of the the great maun.....👍🇮🇲
A good rider with the fastest bike wins the NW200. The fastest rider with a good bike wins the UGP. Great interview.
At 8:28, Joey looks like he'd rather be anywhere but sitting in front of a camera & microphone, but watch the change in his whole demeanour when asked about how he rides the NW. What an absolute champion human being. I understand why Michael keeps his cards close to his chest. God bless all you Dunlop's.
He was known to dislike a lot of attention and cameras but yes, that was a great illustration of the dislike of interviews but love to talk about racing.
He was also very cagey because everyone copied his tyre choice. He would roll up with the wrong wheels on, wait for everyone else to change theirs then change his to what he really wanted.
What a beautiful man. His riding was completely at odds with his gentle personality. How can you not love him?
I had just immigrated from Armoy the previous October and was living in Boston my Mum called me to tell me that Joey Dunlop had been killed racing in Tallinn it was devastating not embarrassed to admit I shed a few tears for our hero.
Me too , just couldn't believe it.
May we pray for the Repose of his soul. God Bless him.
Faith , praying for souls is the devils work, we are saved through faith by gods grace
Just came across this disappointing comment. Live to your own beliefs and leave others to live to theirs. The person made an honest and heart felt comment.
proper gentleman down to earth he was always just himself , i was thinking when he said bout the cards did he realy know how famous he was was sure one of a kind RIP JOEY
Watching some of the modern F1 stars heave their massive egos into the post-race interview room is such a contrast to Joey's gentle humility. But he is the true legend.
He taught myself to be a respectable human being
some man for one man
I was on the ferry going to the IOM with some friends when we heard, truly was a sad day. You're missed fella. What a bloke, amazing.
Joey died a few weeks after the TT in Estonia, Europe. 2000.
@@forddriver8827 yeah I know doesn’t mean I wasn’t going to the IOM
Like all legends he will neaver be forgotten. Rip joey
Thank you for posting
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Damn I miss this guy, got me all misty eyed. Please look after Michael.
Fantastic video amazing man and rider 🙏🇬🇧👍
Absolute legend but a such a humble man a real hero
Joey Dunlop The Best Motorcycle Riders & A Lovely Person!!
the one and only legend tt👑, respect joey dunlop
What a beautiful peacefull soul' so calming and cool.. make no mistake he had some heart too what a legend 😊. That japanese honda saw something they liked in him had a very good relationship
Because he was honourable to a fault and was a stone cold winner.
When Joey was killed I was 14.I was walking home with my mother helping her with shopping bags. And my friend came out of his house to tell us Joey Dunlop had been killed. It seemed everyone in the country knew who Joey Dunlop was. Rip, and to Robert and William
A true road racer aye the whole Dunlop's pure guts
Guy interests me so much, Michael is so much like his uncle, william was like Robert, sadly Mikey is last king of the TT we have
UGP bring it back ❤❤
The myth the man the legend !
If there is a God then this fella comes very very near to being that god in more ways than one and I don't just mean bikes he is a true Human being of the best sort !!!!!!!!!!!
Absolute legend
my grandfather could tell it was you had it on the stop watch was a Marcel
The Legend
Golden interview
Thanks
too many adverts for a half hour interview i watched it as i love Joey but ypu know that hope some of the royalties go to the family
Joey is and was a great man. i have problems with my legs too. Still think he could have done more
In all of America joe you are most loved .🙏
A 'True Hero!'
God Bless 'OUR' Joey.
The man I miss him rip Joe
Saint Joey Dunlop
I wish I understood what he’s saying. Humble blue collar gladiator. RIP
I admit it's difficult to catch quite a few parts of it. I've turned the volume right up and am concentrating but the Ulster accent is a strong one.
A legend.
God bless.
A true human being. ❤
Pure gold
Wonderful words . . . whatever they mean.
A real man, unlike today's self entitled cowards, out for themselves, nothing more.
Yer Maun ((( ❤️ )))
🏍👍👍
Lol there must be under 250,000 people in the world who can ken a word of this xxx
We're in the presence of the master of flying at over 200mph on two rubber tires. ❤
The King of the roads,,,4ever,,,,,R,I,P,👍☘️☘️☘️✌️
My mother was a Dunlop she loved speed but on 4 wheels Nick name Stirling Moss by the police.
No better MAN.
It would be a great interview if he spoke fluent English.
'What would be your strong point in the course; what area are you particularly good at?' Joey: 'Arr, well it's hard to tell...' Probably one of the most inane questions I've ever heard from an interviewer: 'what area...' perhaps all of them, just a thought, 'particularly good' a condescending understatement verging on the offensive (in 1986 he'd been awarded an MBE for services to motorcycling, confirming his status as the people's champion and the most popular man in road racing. At the start of the 1986 season he'd won the TT Formula One world championship four years in a row; in 1988, a year before this interview, Joey had notched up two separate triples at the IOMTT with 13 wins and was half-way towards his still unsurpassed and likely untouchable 26 victories ). 'What area are you particularly good at...'. Self-effacing deeply humane demi-god with balls of tungsten.
❤️👌
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who is the interviewers?
some for 1 man
bro, please repost and increase the volume, I can t understand what he's saying, nor the commentator.
Lovrly man. Found very poor or else I'm going deaf
El rey de la carretera para toda la eternidad, es de no creer tanta humildad en semejante piloto...
Irish legend........nobody could master the artistic ballet of flying at 200 mph on a couple of rubber tires to the degree that this Irishman could. R I P........🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😢😢😢😢😢😢