Skills and natural talent beyond measure. When someone has that much raw speed and talent they tend to take it for granted and Anthony Gobert did exactly that.
Miss this guy so much. He was absolutely amazing, never seen anyone slide a bike into corners the way he could. He oozed talent, my opinion is that he could've easily become multiple world champion, if only he didn't self-destruct :(
@@GabYoshi24 è finito in miseria a rubare soldi agli anziani che incontrava per strada, è stato anche in coma dopo essere stato brutalmente picchiato da una banda di motociclisti; che si sappia il fratello stà cercando di recuperalo !!!
Gobert's self-belief on a motorcycle was astonishing, as if there was no trouble he could get into on two wheels that he couldn't extract himself from. Time and time again, he did just that on the racetrack. If only he'd been able to escape disaster in life the way he did as a racer.
Mah, che anni...mi ricordo quegli anni quando c'erano Gobert, Kocinski, Foggy, Edwards, Chili...e tutti gli altri..erano veramente gare da non dimenticare...non come oggi.
@@lee4171 Well Einstein since he's from Australia, at the time that was written they probably lived next to him in... Australia. And he was...wait for it...Australian Superbike Champion.
Per superare all'esterno del curvone a Misano ci vuole una guida sovrumana e due palle da elefante. Peccato davvero che AG non sia riuscito a disciplinarsi fuori dalla pista. Anche l'anno in AMA, nel team Vance&Hines, diede spettacolo puro.
I miss those races very much. He was one of my favourite riders. Such a great talent. I remember when he managed to carry the Bimota to win race one at Philip Island under the rain. He would probably won also race 2 but it was stopped due to heavy rain when he was 5th or 6th. He then had a terrible crash at the very dangerous Sugo circuit in Japan and his and Bimota season virtually stopped there.
He raced during ,in my opinion, the glory days of world supers. One of the best guys to watch as he was not scared to push past the limits of the tyres. Two thumbs up.
@@watsisbuttndo829 the guys an absolute legend to be around, when he told me he rode I searched him up straight away, showed him a couple videos and a massive smile on his face, we had an awesome time chatting about all his race’s. I usually see him 3 times a week now always pop in and say hello to the lad
Ah, not true. The tracks big change was in 1988 to meet FIM requirements. The only other change was to the 'hump' on the Rahal straight in 2006 (?). So at best that's just a couple of tenths different. Peace.
talento talento talento buaaahhhh!!!!!! con una "mierda de moto" al lado de las ducati, y a otro nivel de pilotaje respecto a fogarty, corser, kocins ........ espontaneo y sin esfuerzo GO SHOW!!!! THE BEST!!!!
Gobert was amazing to watch at a time when WSB was at its best, he may not of won the title but he gave the likes of Fogarty and co a run for their money and his sideways style was ground breaking at the time. Fond memories indeed!
@mcbuilder1816 Nori haga was awesome to watch...sliding into corners like nothing else. Bayliss was a legend, came just after the 90s but still in wsb heyday
I live in Blackburn and I know Foggy and Neil( burnley), I asked him about Gobert n Neil said he was a major ass hole, he would wheel spin his bike, gravel into his motor home yeah as his helmet dried in the sun Gobert pissed in Neil's helmet, Carl Foggy said Slight was a total dick head too.
Nothing says "The Go Show" more than that lone green Kawasaki parting a sea of red Ducati's. Even with his struggles he was incredible. We were fortunate to witness it.
i know him and his late father goey was the best at 16 he had won every suyper cross in australia my sons raced with him ant was mostley quite, most of the time but his mum and dad were piss pots so what chance did he have they say it runs in the blood , but at one time he was the best thing to through a leg over any bike , now its sad to know he has fallen, anyway i rem you ant.
@@antinational761 he got beat up and went missing, his brother was trying to raise money to look for him or some shit. He also ripped handbags off old ladies. Just a mess all around.
mate I was there at the island for Goey's first ride with team Kwaka, did the last lap with hand on knee on team orders waiting for Ms Russel to get his dress straight, fucking briliant
If he could get his shit together he would actually have a lot to offer younger riders today, he had great ability and fantastic race craft. Not too late to turn it around gobert
Faceva uso di stupefacenti beveva fino a scoppiare non si e e mai praticamente era un puttaniere inccalito sempre fuori forma ma quando saliva in moto era qualcosa di fenomenale un talento puro uno Stoner versione punk riusciva a guidare al limite e trovare la quadra con mezzi non sempre performanti o peggio ancora degli assi da stiro (come nel caso della Bimota nel 2000 e riusci a vincere una gara a Philipp Island) peccato se fosse stato disciplinato fin da giovane Fogarty aveva una gatta pelare aveva il talento per batterlo sul serio..ma purtroppo si e fottuto la carriera prima dei 30anni..
My favourite rider, he should have been helped but he was sacked and disowned and entered a downward spiral he never came out of. Fuck corporate sponsorship and their holier than thou front of house ethics while raping the world for profit.
+Fvkin Amazed He is a known weed smoker and has tested positive before so how would you know if he didn't have a few tokes before a race?. The speed would enter you into another dimension until you started to developed the munchies.
@sjonhigh ah no im not calling you an idiot in anyway im saying anthony is just for wasting his talent its a shame but i still use the number 501 on my motocross bike he was my favorite rider
@YellowFender : i'm not sure if you call me an idiot or gobert. I only judge him for his skills on the tracks. What he did in his private life is his responsibility, i'm not the one who can judge his acts (i'm not aware of what he has really done). If it's gone the way you describe it's a reall shame. And that makes him an idiot.
Seemed to always know the limit of his tires and then take the bike there ... and beyond. Should have stayed away from the dope. I read recently he was almost bashed to death with baseball bats in a home invasion.
Here after hearing the sad news today. Remember his unique riding style.
Say what you want about his personal issues, but Anthony Gobert was an incredible talent on a motorcycle.
Understatement!
Fly high go show 🕊️🏍️
Rip Anthony, e insegna agli angeli come si fanno le staccate.
Stoner and Marquez level talent right there. Just lost his way bless him.
I agree . He was up there . R I p goey 😢
R.I.P Anthony
One of the best natural talents to ride a bike ...... but never achieved what he deserved
Now you can rest brother !
RIP Go Show😢
Skills and natural talent beyond measure.
When someone has that much raw speed and talent they tend to take it for granted and Anthony Gobert did exactly that.
RIP bro
Ciao gobert ! Sei stato un precursore del “porfuera”❤ king indiscusso
An Australian legend from his junior days in Motorcross to high's of wsb n Moto Gp proud to be Australian.
Colui che è stato il the Best del motociclismo con un talento singolare sproporzionato che da solo era il motociclismo : Anthony Gobert 💙💥💣🥂😉
What an underdog! He was riding the balls of all of his bikes. He shone brightly for way too soon. I miss his talent.
Talento incredibile.
RIP Legend 😢
Miss this guy so much. He was absolutely amazing, never seen anyone slide a bike into corners the way he could. He oozed talent, my opinion is that he could've easily become multiple world champion, if only he didn't self-destruct :(
R.I.P. Anthony. The fastest on the track!
Such a shame for him now, no one stands up at school & says "when I grow up I want my life to be ruined by drugs" He WAS a contender.
RIP "Go Show"
The triple pass on the Ducati bros, that says it all.
uno dei piloti migliori al mondo...genio e sregolatezza...peccato per la fine che ha fatto...un vero peccato per gli appassionati di moto!
scusa l'ignoranza, che fine ha fatto?
@@GabYoshi24 è finito in miseria a rubare soldi agli anziani che incontrava per strada, è stato anche in coma dopo essere stato brutalmente picchiato da una banda di motociclisti; che si sappia il fratello stà cercando di recuperalo !!!
@@Zepelin22 Cavoli che Finaccia.
@@GabYoshi24 talento smisurato ma cervello zero, zero, niente !!!
Acaba de morir
Gobert's self-belief on a motorcycle was astonishing, as if there was no trouble he could get into on two wheels that he couldn't extract himself from. Time and time again, he did just that on the racetrack.
If only he'd been able to escape disaster in life the way he did as a racer.
Never seen a rider like him before and after! I enjoyed the vhs tapes from Philipp Island race 1+2 for so many times!
Mah, che anni...mi ricordo quegli anni quando c'erano Gobert, Kocinski, Foggy, Edwards, Chili...e tutti gli altri..erano veramente gare da non dimenticare...non come oggi.
We are fortunate to be Friends with Anthony, as he Lives in our Apartment building. Definitely the best Super-bike Champion ever seen.
Hope he's doing OK, he was something else on the track.
Immense talent, but he was never a champion.
@@lee4171 Well Einstein since he's from Australia, at the time that was written they probably lived next to him in... Australia. And he was...wait for it...Australian Superbike Champion.
@@sidefx996 Never stated national champion, which is nothing in Aus anyway. World stage he was a flash in the pan talent...tosspot.
Please tell him he is truly missed by his fans
Mamma mia, ma il sorpasso all'esterno? Fuori di testa 😍
His throttle control out is of this world!
Per superare all'esterno del curvone a Misano ci vuole una guida sovrumana e due palle da elefante. Peccato davvero che AG non sia riuscito a disciplinarsi fuori dalla pista. Anche l'anno in AMA, nel team Vance&Hines, diede spettacolo puro.
I miss those races very much. He was one of my favourite riders. Such a great talent. I remember when he managed to carry the Bimota to win race one at Philip Island under the rain. He would probably won also race 2 but it was stopped due to heavy rain when he was 5th or 6th. He then had a terrible crash at the very dangerous Sugo circuit in Japan and his and Bimota season virtually stopped there.
One of the most amazing races to watch...edge of the seat stuff
I’m sitting with the lad right now, listening to some of his great stories, he’s very well. 👌🏾
He raced during ,in my opinion, the glory days of world supers. One of the best guys to watch as he was not scared to push past the limits of the tyres. Two thumbs up.
@@watsisbuttndo829 the guys an absolute legend to be around, when he told me he rode I searched him up straight away, showed him a couple videos and a massive smile on his face, we had an awesome time chatting about all his race’s. I usually see him 3 times a week now always pop in and say hello to the lad
My favourite Gobert race was on the Bimota at Phillip Island in the wet! 🏍💨🇦🇺
At laguna..... 2019 wsbk are only 1.5 seconds faster than 1998 gobert.
No. The track is longer now
Ah, not true. The tracks big change was in 1988 to meet FIM requirements. The only other change was to the 'hump' on the Rahal straight in 2006 (?). So at best that's just a couple of tenths different. Peace.
did he ever arrive at a corner in a straight line lol. Legend!!!!!
talento talento talento buaaahhhh!!!!!! con una "mierda de moto" al lado de las ducati, y a otro nivel de pilotaje respecto a fogarty, corser, kocins ........ espontaneo y sin esfuerzo GO SHOW!!!! THE BEST!!!!
Uno dei più grandi piloti di sempre.
THE GO SHOW!
Absolute raw talent. Such a waste.
The go show. Legend.
I hope he can look down on his achievements on plant earth and be proud of himself
TALENTO SMISURATO...peccato per la fine che ha fatto...GRANDE Anthony👏👏
RIP kid 😢
Gobert was amazing to watch at a time when WSB was at its best, he may not of won the title but he gave the likes of Fogarty and co a run for their money and his sideways style was ground breaking at the time. Fond memories indeed!
His sideways style was typical of the time. Not a damned thing groundbreaking about it.
Shwantz was doing that in ama superbikes in the 80s
R.I.P. grande !!!
Incredibile come staccava e come entrava di traverso in curva rip Anthony 😔
chili, haga, corser, gobert, slight, foggy. man sbk in the 90s was the most entertaining sport.
Haga definitely did alot on the old yzf against the big boys. I remember those days well. Totally agree with you.
It was the greatest bike series ever back then. Everyone watched super bikes over gp.
@@princephilip-v5t true. After Lawson, Rainey and Schwantz retired MotoGP was so boring!
@mcbuilder1816 Nori haga was awesome to watch...sliding into corners like nothing else.
Bayliss was a legend, came just after the 90s but still in wsb heyday
Such a great talent. Where is Ant now?? Anyone?. A life like this shouldn't b forgotten.
as much as i know.. nobody really knows where is he even family... but a lot of people are telling that he is a homeless person in australia
Definitely on of my all time favourites on the Kawasaki's, made up for power with bravery and skill.!
I remember when he pissed in his team mates helmet, for a laugh.....Neil Hodgeson..
I live in Blackburn and I know Foggy and Neil( burnley), I asked him about Gobert n Neil said he was a major ass hole, he would wheel spin his bike, gravel into his motor home yeah as his helmet dried in the sun Gobert pissed in Neil's helmet, Carl Foggy said Slight was a total dick head too.
But Gobert to me was a total legend.
@@C4rL72 Foggy was a bit of a dick too though no? The crap he's said about being able to kick Doohan's ass etc.
@@MrGutfeeling on a bike ?
I'd like to have seen Doohan dominate IOM TT like foggy did.
Nothing says "The Go Show" more than that lone green Kawasaki parting a sea of red Ducati's. Even with his struggles he was incredible. We were fortunate to witness it.
great compilation of the most talented rider
RIP Go Show. You were fuckin good mate!
oh i remember those good times thank you for reminding me
Rest and ride in peace 😢
Rip go show
Riposa in pace scoppiato ❤❤❤
#foreveraliveTheGoShow!!!😥😥😥
A sad end to the story line of someone with so much raw potential to be better than the best of that era.
D.E.P.
SIMPLY THE BEST TO EVER RIDE A SUPERBIKE, PERIOD!!!!!
bollocks
R.I.P GO SHOW.
GOD'S SPEED.
Legend.
He was the first to use the "back it in" technique. I got to shake his hand at Loudon NH many moons ago. Cool cat Fo-Show
Foxxtrott1100 nah doohan was riding nsr500 like that in the early 90s
And i seem to remember him doing it on sbks in the late 80s
I remember that race where he was sliding around the outside of Slighty...just insane
Until now, I just know Two best Sliding Masters, Garry McCoy & Anthony Gobert
i know him and his late father goey was the best at 16 he had won every suyper cross in australia my sons raced with him ant was mostley quite, most of the time but his mum and dad were piss pots so what chance did he have they say it runs in the blood , but at one time he was the best thing to through a leg over any bike , now its sad to know he has fallen, anyway i rem you ant.
10 years later and was just reading it got much worse. Poor guy.
@@princephilip-v5t he was assaulted right?
@@antinational761 he got beat up and went missing, his brother was trying to raise money to look for him or some shit. He also ripped handbags off old ladies. Just a mess all around.
Gobert was awsome
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The Man The Mith The Legend and the reason I bought My ZX7r That I've now had since I bought it New in 2002 and I'll have to we go in a box together.
RIP
Gobert gave them hell on the Ducati back them. But, Scott Russell of the very refined Zx7rr was a hard man to beat.
The GO Sciò!
go! gobber!
mate I was there at the island for Goey's first ride with team Kwaka, did the last lap with hand on knee on team orders waiting for Ms Russel to get his dress straight, fucking briliant
La vera superbike ché nostalgia ✊
Go show
he works at a local subway somewhere in Australia. bet he makes a mean meatball sub.
If he could get his shit together he would actually have a lot to offer younger riders today, he had great ability and fantastic race craft. Not too late to turn it around gobert
His "around the outside" in the Honda curve to Slight are never seen before or after
Always looked like he was stretching the throttle cables!
sometimes it looks like he could bent the damn kawa, always a thrill to watch. very underestimated rider.
Faceva uso di stupefacenti beveva fino a scoppiare non si e e mai praticamente era un puttaniere inccalito sempre fuori forma ma quando saliva in moto era qualcosa di fenomenale un talento puro uno Stoner versione punk riusciva a guidare al limite e trovare la quadra con mezzi non sempre performanti o peggio ancora degli assi da stiro (come nel caso della Bimota nel 2000 e riusci a vincere una gara a Philipp Island) peccato se fosse stato disciplinato fin da giovane Fogarty aveva una gatta pelare aveva il talento per batterlo sul serio..ma purtroppo si e fottuto la carriera prima dei 30anni..
drogato e fuori forma, non solo correva con delle cariole ma neanche le settava, incredibile go show...
He could have become one of the best
With a good bike and also a good behaviour... This son of a bitch had been the motogp champion for decades.
Falappaaaaaaaaa
My favourite rider, he should have been helped but he was sacked and disowned and entered a downward spiral he never came out of.
Fuck corporate sponsorship and their holier than thou front of house ethics while raping the world for profit.
From this to gettin his teeth kicked in for robbing an old ladys handbag....
the go show. man, wish he'd kept going and stepped up
Wow he was good when he was high.
+Fvkin Amazed He is a known weed smoker and has tested positive before so how would you know if he didn't have a few tokes before a race?. The speed would enter you into another dimension until you started to developed the munchies.
He got beat up pretty bad. Beyond recognition
the Go Show Phillip Is S'Bikes 1996 What a race,Oh Anthony pity he didnt have the support like Casey had, things might have been different?
la vera sbk
Antony.gobett
he should be startin at tt isle of man
@Mascarinho10 esterno di traverso....brividi XDXD
does anybody know where I can find footage of AG all crossed-up at mellbourne hairpin?
Great looking bikes. More green and less black should be shown nowadays on the KRT
@sjonhigh ah no im not calling you an idiot in anyway im saying anthony is just for wasting his talent its a shame but i still use the number 501 on my motocross bike he was my favorite rider
@YellowFender : i'm not sure if you call me an idiot or gobert. I only judge him for his skills on the tracks. What he did in his private life is his responsibility, i'm not the one who can judge his acts (i'm not aware of what he has really done). If it's gone the way you describe it's a reall shame. And that makes him an idiot.
Seemed to always know the limit of his tires and then take the bike there ... and beyond. Should have stayed away from the dope. I read recently he was almost bashed to death with baseball bats in a home invasion.
Why did he give up motor?