in germany the motoE is not covered at all in the TV stream (servusTV). Its like it doesnt even exist. They showed some races a while ago but for 2 years now it is like they abandoned the project (i know they didnt but just invisbile to me in my country).
Taru Rinne, mentioned ONCE while listing women who have participated and that's it? Please start doing justice to the interesting stories and people by examining further. This is a extremely low effort collage with nothing to say apart from "we mentioned women on international women's day, go like all our socials" *edit: removed wikipedia link to Taru Rinne* Anyway here's the interesting bit: "Despite her success on four wheels, Rinne decided to switch to motorcycles and debuted in the Road Racing World Championship, now known as MotoGP, in 1988. With her Honda bike she qualified second for the 125cc class GP at Hockenheim in 1989 and managed to lead the race for a while. She eventually finished seventh bettering her earlier eighth place at Assen. This was to remain her best ever result, as she got into a bad accident at Paul Ricard. While recovering from the accident, she got a letter from Bernie Ecclestone, who at the time decided which riders are allowed to compete in the series. The letter said that she is not qualified to compete next season. This ended her career at top-level and Rinne later said that the letter was the biggest disappointment of her life." Bernie blocking a woman who could actually race with the men. Probably set back female racing a good decade or two with that letter. Top bloke.
Women’s categories exist so that women will participate. If women competed with men in most sports there would be zero women near the top and no women would participate. In racing they’re roughly evenly matched since your absolute athletic ability is less relevant. Educate yourself.
Janakova also rides sever gp in 2004. For me she is one of most respect rider from czcech republich because she rides at 300 Curves of Gustav Havel in road racing. She was fourth
Woman need there own MotoGP category, something for young girls to aspire to. My greatest passion is motorbike riding. But there was never and still isn't this opportunity to compete soley against other girls, locally or internationally. Just like we have womens tennis, cricket, football, basketball etc etc. Had that opportunity been there, i would definately have wanted to pursue it. Don't let any more girls miss out on dreaming big with motorbike racing. Create the stage for them,, and it will be just as popular for people to watch. Dreams will be witnessed, and achieved, and our passion for the love of motorbike racing will also get to shine. Thankyou 🤗
I hope Dorna can run an exclusive female racing series parallel to MotoGP, like W series is running parallel to F1. This'll help promote female racing talent and give them better opportunities to enter the MotoGP category as well perhaps 💯
It'll probably (and hopefully) be more effective than W Series is now, seeing as the bike racing world is less reliant on money and more on talent as compared to cars
It'll probably (and hopefully) be more effective than W Series is now, seeing as the bike racing world is less reliant on money and more on talent as compared to cars
@@ksask2675 Well, there is less money circulating within the organizations of motorcycle racing as opposed to the money circulating within four-wheeled racing. And while the numbers might be smaller, every rider still brings in money to the teams through their personal sponsors. Some more than others (even Marquez needed hundreds of thousands to get to the point where his talent and desirability from a team perspective outweighed any financials he brought with him), some so much that you could call it buying a seat (Karel Abraham comes to mind). I don't see a difference in frequency of how many F1 drivers are or aren't there on the basis of their sponsors or rich parents, just the sums are different due to the vast difference in running costs between a F1 team and a MotoGP team. But anyway, my point is that running a whole series is a lot closer in cost between the two-wheeled disciplines and the four-wheeled ones. The logistics are the same, track "rent" is still the same, but selling tickets to the venue and getting people to watch it puts two-wheeled racing at a disadvantage. I fully believe there will eventually be a female rider who can fight at the very top of the smaller bike classes in the world championships on the regular. Carasco and Herrera are good role models for young girls having doubts about their place in the sport. If we only had better equipment to document sports in the 1980s and 1990s we would have so many more role models and maybe we'd be much further along in the process. Motorcycling as much as we love it is still niche, and further fractions only take away from it (see how MotoE is doing). I rather we learn to be genuinely inclusive, and give the few girls who feel like they don't belong the same peace to work on their craft as we do the boys. Ask Carasco or Herrera and I'm sure they'll say it's great for up and coming girls to have their own league etc, but ask them if they'd like to race in it and I'm quite sure that their aspirations are higher than that. I'm just afraid that these W series etc leagues aren't seen as GP2/GP3/RedBull Rookies/Asia Talent Cup -equivalents, but instead as the end-point of all women in the sport. That's what worries me. The money and sponsors spent running a series and the teams should be instead used to support the riders directly, instead of trying to turn them into profitable entertainment. I know, long rant, can't help it.
@@stedibear Wow, thanks for the detailed response. The end point thing is exactly what's happening with W Series. All the oldies are returning rather than proceeding which gives less opportunity to younger talents
Would be nice to have a women’s class, maybe built on Moto2 bike platform, or something completely different, Royal Enfield has there Build Train Race championship and it’s very popular, fun, and bringing more women into the sport, you have to onboard women racers just like they do with M3 and M2 to get them to MGP
bike racing is really physical demanding so it's not fair to put woman rider in the whole man rider so it needs its own category, it different with car racing which the rider only sit a whole race not too much needed physical involvement
Shame on you that's clickbait you said a bunch of women all I seen is a bunch of guys up there I'm waiting to see where the women are at or where they come into play. 😭🙈
Well you really can't compare this to "football" because it's not much in the way of a contact sport so much as it's about speed. And since MotoGP isn't gender exclusive, it's pretty much open to anyone.
@@FREEMAN.... Like the video says; "women who have made their mark in world championships." The video portrays women with real skills and real machines that made them accomplished in their goals. Hell, I'm no "Pro racer" and never will race. But I still enjoy the thrill that comes with being one with my machine and the open road much in the same way these sisters of mine partake in the thrill of racing theirs on the track.😁👌
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I think it would be interesting if female compete in top level racing championship.
Looking forward for it.
Kudos to these riders and all women around the world.
Apparently the MotoGP personnel forgot that Maria Herrera is currently competing in MotoE for a while now...
in germany the motoE is not covered at all in the TV stream (servusTV). Its like it doesnt even exist. They showed some races a while ago but for 2 years now it is like they abandoned the project (i know they didnt but just invisbile to me in my country).
MotoE is absolute garbage anyway
@@slayerofjack2276 they broadcasted the Austrian round last year
MotoE is not a world championship pal
i forgot MotoE exists
Taru Rinne, mentioned ONCE while listing women who have participated and that's it? Please start doing justice to the interesting stories and people by examining further. This is a extremely low effort collage with nothing to say apart from "we mentioned women on international women's day, go like all our socials"
*edit: removed wikipedia link to Taru Rinne*
Anyway here's the interesting bit:
"Despite her success on four wheels, Rinne decided to switch to motorcycles and debuted in the Road Racing World Championship, now known as MotoGP, in 1988. With her Honda bike she qualified second for the 125cc class GP at Hockenheim in 1989 and managed to lead the race for a while. She eventually finished seventh bettering her earlier eighth place at Assen. This was to remain her best ever result, as she got into a bad accident at Paul Ricard. While recovering from the accident, she got a letter from Bernie Ecclestone, who at the time decided which riders are allowed to compete in the series. The letter said that she is not qualified to compete next season. This ended her career at top-level and Rinne later said that the letter was the biggest disappointment of her life."
Bernie blocking a woman who could actually race with the men. Probably set back female racing a good decade or two with that letter. Top bloke.
Omg yesterday I literally googled about the women who were in MotoGP thank you for this
Ana Carrasco a true fighter despite the serious injury continues to show her incredible passion.
+1
Braver that 99.9% of her detractors, lol.
Good to see María Herrera get a mention! And still involved with MotoE!
Happy Women International Day! 🙏🏻
Ffs.. Grow a pair of balls...
At least motorcycle racing doesn't discriminate by gender like other sports. I'm happy to see that it's so inclusive.
Yeah, motorsports in general don't have gender categories, and i think that's a good thing as well!
@@irene.22 Regarding fans, Formula 1 fans tend to be a lot more sexist while NASCAR and MotoGP fans don't seem to be sexist at all.
Women’s categories exist so that women will participate. If women competed with men in most sports there would be zero women near the top and no women would participate. In racing they’re roughly evenly matched since your absolute athletic ability is less relevant. Educate yourself.
@@chadwells7562 I was educated before you added that useless comment. 😆
@@magellanicspacecloudsApparently not since you were utterly wrong. You’re welcome bud.
Janakova also rides sever gp in 2004. For me she is one of most respect rider from czcech republich because she rides at 300 Curves of Gustav Havel in road racing. She was fourth
I dont respect fourth nor remember that.
Woman need there own MotoGP category, something for young girls to aspire to. My greatest passion is motorbike riding. But there was never and still isn't this opportunity to compete soley against other girls, locally or internationally. Just like we have womens tennis, cricket, football, basketball etc etc. Had that opportunity been there, i would definately have wanted to pursue it. Don't let any more girls miss out on dreaming big with motorbike racing. Create the stage for them,, and it will be just as popular for people to watch. Dreams will be witnessed, and achieved, and our passion for the love of motorbike racing will also get to shine. Thankyou 🤗
I can't wait to be able to go in! I hope I can get a spot in the paddock!
Avalon Biddle is from New Zealand, not Australia as stated.
nz is oz to us mate and vicky verki
Happy Womens day! 🙌🏼
Forza Ana💪🏼
Truly amazing.
We want more Women bikers💪
I hope Dorna can run an exclusive female racing series parallel to MotoGP, like W series is running parallel to F1. This'll help promote female racing talent and give them better opportunities to enter the MotoGP category as well perhaps 💯
It'll probably (and hopefully) be more effective than W Series is now, seeing as the bike racing world is less reliant on money and more on talent as compared to cars
It is a good thing to have female racing GP but Dorna doesn't want it for no because it makes no money 😌
I don't think there are enough women riders to make an all female GP. Might be wrong though.
Nobody would watch an all woman class. I'll refer you to the WNBA
who is gonna watch? not even women are going to watch to be honest. No money = No business case.
Taru Rinne - simply fast ✌️
I hope to see a W series like F1!!!
It'll probably (and hopefully) be more effective than W Series is now, seeing as the bike racing world is less reliant on money and more on talent as compared to cars
@@ksask2675 the (lack of) money is exactly why it wont happen
@@stedibear How? Not attacking, I'm just curious
@@ksask2675 Well, there is less money circulating within the organizations of motorcycle racing as opposed to the money circulating within four-wheeled racing. And while the numbers might be smaller, every rider still brings in money to the teams through their personal sponsors. Some more than others (even Marquez needed hundreds of thousands to get to the point where his talent and desirability from a team perspective outweighed any financials he brought with him), some so much that you could call it buying a seat (Karel Abraham comes to mind). I don't see a difference in frequency of how many F1 drivers are or aren't there on the basis of their sponsors or rich parents, just the sums are different due to the vast difference in running costs between a F1 team and a MotoGP team.
But anyway, my point is that running a whole series is a lot closer in cost between the two-wheeled disciplines and the four-wheeled ones. The logistics are the same, track "rent" is still the same, but selling tickets to the venue and getting people to watch it puts two-wheeled racing at a disadvantage.
I fully believe there will eventually be a female rider who can fight at the very top of the smaller bike classes in the world championships on the regular. Carasco and Herrera are good role models for young girls having doubts about their place in the sport. If we only had better equipment to document sports in the 1980s and 1990s we would have so many more role models and maybe we'd be much further along in the process.
Motorcycling as much as we love it is still niche, and further fractions only take away from it (see how MotoE is doing). I rather we learn to be genuinely inclusive, and give the few girls who feel like they don't belong the same peace to work on their craft as we do the boys. Ask Carasco or Herrera and I'm sure they'll say it's great for up and coming girls to have their own league etc, but ask them if they'd like to race in it and I'm quite sure that their aspirations are higher than that.
I'm just afraid that these W series etc leagues aren't seen as GP2/GP3/RedBull Rookies/Asia Talent Cup -equivalents, but instead as the end-point of all women in the sport. That's what worries me. The money and sponsors spent running a series and the teams should be instead used to support the riders directly, instead of trying to turn them into profitable entertainment.
I know, long rant, can't help it.
@@stedibear Wow, thanks for the detailed response. The end point thing is exactly what's happening with W Series. All the oldies are returning rather than proceeding which gives less opportunity to younger talents
Cant wait to see more women on the paddock!
1:54 wow she vs pecco
hope to see more women in moto2 and GP
Only if they're good enough.
In 2024 we will have Women World Championship! It's my dream to go!
We need a woman in the big show MotoGP and WSB, And AMA motoAmerica!!
Kevin When they are good enough they will be. They don't deserve to be included just to tick a box.
@@SMHman666 that's what I'm saying it be nice to see one of them good enough..
@@kevinmccaffrey2471 It would. I think they'd get a decent following too.
Looks awesome looks amazing and I like this
would love to see more women in the sport
Ana Carrasco❤
Wow bagus sekali 👍😍😍
Afa iyah?
@@joanmir3126 bagus sekali. That meen very good
pain made her (ana corrasco) more stronger love from India 😍
Good
Would be nice to have a women’s class, maybe built on Moto2 bike platform, or something completely different, Royal Enfield has there Build Train Race championship and it’s very popular, fun, and bringing more women into the sport, you have to onboard women racers just like they do with M3 and M2 to get them to MGP
Saya mendukung wanita berprestasi di ajang balap motor moto GP.😘👍🇮🇩✌️
Semoga ada kejuaraan balap motor kusus wanita berkelas dunia😊
Sudah ada cuy
Avalon Biddle is a New Zealander not Australian
Happy women's day ♾️
I hope Giulietta rossi, can race in moto gp 🙈
I would love to see Women riding bikes 😎
Good to see Women coming forward to ride on the beasts.
Did they?
Avalon Biddle is a New Zealander and not an Australian.
Katja PoensGen, not Poensen!🙄
bike racing is really physical demanding so it's not fair to put woman rider in the whole man rider so it needs its own category, it different with car racing which the rider only sit a whole race not too much needed physical involvement
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WELCOME to PERTAMINA MANDALIKA SIRKUIT MOTOGP INDONESIA 🇮🇩 👍 💓.......18-20 march 2022.....🌴☀️🏖️⛰️🌈🌅⛱️
Happy international women's day!
+100000
You gotta love em!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@ccrider3435 definitely especially when they ride bikes I'm sure you know where I'm coming from
Pembalap wanita dari asia adakah
0:57 - 1:01 Di simak baik2 videonya
Good to see you Maria Herrera, i am waiting your action in my home the mandalika street racing lombok indonesia
SALUTE!
Mitica Ana!
🔥🔥🔥
Mantaaap
Jir baru ngeh ada pebala cewek di moto3
cool story bro
MotoGP
Anna Carassco
❤️ Superb Share MotoGP ❤️ 👌 👏 🙏
While i really appreciate this footage, there is material for for more than 3,14 . Come on Motogp, you can do better..
Jenny tinmounth is not mention 😥
Wooow 👍..
kenapa di mandalika aksinya nggak kesorot😔
Wonder women💪
Michelle Duff...
MANTUL EUY! SAATNYA PEREMPUAN BERAKSI DI BALAP MOTOR TERBESAR DI DUNIA!!!
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Shame on you that's clickbait you said a bunch of women all I seen is a bunch of guys up there I'm waiting to see where the women are at or where they come into play. 😭🙈
Omg!😫👀😳
Mntapss
Is'nt she to old to compete in moto3?
rofl
5 minute wonder 😂😂😂😂
Woke.
Triggered Snowflake, awww! haha!
@@1_5RCBiker
Woke.
@@Simon_de_Cornouailles Yawn.
I don't want to see women in Moto GP if they want to race have there own Class like in Football
Well you really can't compare this to "football" because it's not much in the way of a contact sport so much as it's about speed. And since MotoGP isn't gender exclusive, it's pretty much open to anyone.
Adding women to the mix could cause more crashes for the guys behind 😂 ( I'm sorry it had to be done)
Bruv that's a stereotypical perception of women
Who cares
Saya
I care
Indeed
Yeah, and pigs fly...
Well, the proof is in the video. -Don't be so butthurt...
@@SteelCowGirl4Ever Proof of what?
Name a woman in the top 1000 best moto GP riders or TT winners.
@@FREEMAN.... Like the video says; "women who have made their mark in world championships."
The video portrays women with real skills and real machines that made them accomplished in their goals.
Hell, I'm no "Pro racer" and never will race. But I still enjoy the thrill that comes with being one with my machine and the open road much in the same way these sisters of mine partake in the thrill of racing theirs on the track.😁👌
Just don't mix them among men racers or it's gonna be a sht show
Tell that to the entire field that lost to ana in WorldSSP
@@cobleymj A bunch of kids ya mean.
@@d.b.cooper4648 no kids