The most exciting track in Europe at the time, no matter how dangerous and a shame it is no longer used other than for endurance racing and F1. Remember watching the race live on ITV sport at the time, in the days when 500cc racing was rarely shown. Big KR fan and this season was a great battle with Luchinelli and Bazzer's last win in GPs.
Roberto Gallina was skilled in creating world champs. First Luccinelli, who the following year went for the money in the Honda camp - and later the pleasures of cocaine - and then Franco Uncini.
Yes unfortunately his move to Honda never worked out for him. Remember a mate who had a replica Nava helmet in his colours. Great days when 500cc two strokes were far more exciting to watch than Moto GP.
Such a pleasure to hear the speakers back from those days.
The speakers of today are a pain in the flipping butt to listen at.
The most exciting track in Europe at the time, no matter how dangerous and a shame it is no longer used other than for endurance racing and F1. Remember watching the race live on ITV sport at the time, in the days when 500cc racing was rarely shown. Big KR fan and this season was a great battle with Luchinelli and Bazzer's last win in GPs.
I was there - Sitting on the Armco Barrier
I was there about 1976, saw phil read on the mv, dieter braun, i think saarinen, will have to research more....
Jarno sadly was actually killed in 1973 at Monza.
beatiful video, thanks!!
we want more, pleaseee
Aujourd'hui, SPA GP 🛶😑, ASSEN, LE RING ✔️☝️😇🤔🇮🇲
Marco had his shit together that year, never again though.
Roberto Gallina was skilled in creating world champs. First Luccinelli, who the following year went for the money in the Honda camp - and later the pleasures of cocaine - and then Franco Uncini.
Yes unfortunately his move to Honda never worked out for him. Remember a mate who had a replica Nava helmet in his colours. Great days when 500cc two strokes were far more exciting to watch than Moto GP.
Wow
Who's commentating ?
Peter Kneale also known as the voice of the TT www.ttwebsite.com/interviews/peterkneale.php
@@yds250 Yes, great commentator, sadly died in 2018. Brings back memories of when I first started watching bike racing in 1979.