This video is proof that these MotoGP guys are on another level. They're going faster in the rain than we could ever hope to go on dry pavement. Pure skill and this proves it!
....and right there I thank you for not putting any silly music over the top of your vid clip! Just raw MotoGP machinery providing the only soundtrack needed - helps that the rear spinning up adds to the drama.. yep - Guinters getting very close to the white lines!
@@JoShuaQXV It's at 99 now so you can give it a 👍, unless you don't want to be the one to make it 100 or maybe you do. It doesn't matter anyway because it will be over 100 by time you get here, if you're coming here which I doubt.
That’s incredible. 99% of riders would’ve had an oh shit moment when they started sliding and hit the brakes but that’s exactly the opposite of what to do. Beautiful
@antlocal80 not really, its experience. In that situation letting off would have caused the crash easier then powering through keeping a forward momentum. If anything (imo) it would take a strong mental defense from the initial shock of the ass end kicking out. Not trying to dog you or call you out but at that level theres a lot more of a mental game going on.
I am old enough to have the privilege to have watched Barry Sheene in the British GP at Silverstone, when he was up against the American invasion in the very early eighties, and I swear the guy went faster the wetter the track
not bad, always fun riding powerful 2 wheeled devices in the wet :) they can spin up at ridiculous speeds in the wet when you're pushing somewhere around 1.5kg/hp...
What kind of bike is that last bike? It sounds like a 180-degree crank motor of some sort, but it seems geared too low to be a Crossplane-R1.... perhaps a VFR800?
LOL i was just thinking how awesome it would be to ride a track in those conditions you could really work on bringing out the back end to tighten your turns.
They look back to check that they're not really lying on the deck in a bundle of metal, flesh and bone... it's always safer to check that before carrying on ;)
Bridgestone Alfa tires, rain, these bikes are much esier to ride than production or sbk HOW EVER riders and teams make the competition hardest out there...so this angel with that bike on those tires its a pretty sexy thing to do and totally safe :) but D1 MPG is hilarious
que pelotas!!!! para hacer eso señores hay que tener 2 cosas: talento y pelotas de acero... si se acojona y corta gas...la rueda gana traccion y sale volando...me quito el sombrero
@Pittimus84 What type of racing do you do? I've wanting to get into supermoto racing with my KLR 650 but I have no idea where to even start other than to keep practicing on my own track.
Holly crap! what brand of bike is this? having an excellent traction control and what brand of tires this bike has. Please tell me I will get it for my bike.
Still race tires, so still sticky and quick-wearing… But it’s wet, so they don’t really get up to temperature. You can go faster in the wet than you’d think, but it’s mostly skill with these riders. And nerve.
@5612ChrisArmstrong It's like anything... you get used to what you have. I bet you'd be able to catch/hold a slide on your bike coming off a roundabout
All good fun, but this is no different than me power sliding my bike on the wet grass in my garden. It's just a bit of practice, and being a bit reckless, or enough to take a chance for the sake of living.
The tyres they have in racing are basically like using slicks on the road. They are very sticky even in the wet with the silicon compound in the tyres. I can run wet tyres on the track and feel extremely confident, as opposed to my road tyres on the public streets, there is a huge lack of confidence in the rain with them. I've had my rear slip out a couple of times in the wet which keeps me on my toes.
~Yeahzzz, You Advance The Bike, And It Propels You Out Of Harms Way, An Un-Seasoned Rider Would More Than Likely HIT THE BRAKES SQUEEZE THE CLUTCH, - PANIC Is The Word, And That Would Be His Natural Reflex, Until He Got More Comfortable Riding, i.e. Experience!
I'm not dismissing ur digression, but this is a dedicated race track on slicks compared to the dusty, salty, and potentially oil slicked roads. Safe Riding brother, if I we ever encounter each other I'll wave.
@@thisoldnew4544 full wets. Surprising how much grip they have. The traction control does help soften the the transition between the matching of wheel to surface speed. Full wets only work well if you're pushing on. It's deffo an acquired skill. Hard work.
When I used to ride bikes I felt great that I could drift the back wheel coming out of roundabouts under power etc. That's in the dry. Wet changes everything, everything is on a knife-edge. I admire these guys beyond belief.
always liked how vees tended to hold a steady rpm after breaking traction. every i4 just wants to spin to redline... then suddenly grab when you back off. thats the hairy part! i liked the rain. less chance of highsiding. far easier to get it spinning.
Toni Elias on Pramac Ducati was great at BRNO 2008.! He was on second place behind Rossi, Capirossi on Suzuki was third. Stoner did not finish the race. This just shows how Toni was great at his prime! Thanks for the upload, such a soundtrack! 👏👍💪
His huge balls generated the downforce that was necessary to perform a stunt like that
Lmfao😂😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂
Too much downforce would make you slip more but I get the joke
XD
This video is proof that these MotoGP guys are on another level. They're going faster in the rain than we could ever hope to go on dry pavement. Pure skill and this proves it!
Why you riding on the pavement for?
In india they drive everywhere
In Soviet Russia, pavement drive you...
Sorry we don't have track roads and track tyres
@@jk-mz8wg i am from india and hate to admit this is absolutely correct
....and right there I thank you for not putting any silly music over the top of your vid clip! Just raw MotoGP machinery providing the only soundtrack needed - helps that the rear spinning up adds to the drama.. yep - Guinters getting very close to the white lines!
Right? I also love the ambiance of a wet road during a race.
Hmm
Wow 10 years ago lol
10 Years...oldest reply on TH-cam?
love how does the traction control and engine brake control sound!
This is like child play front of isle of man
I would like to 👍 it but its 69 so I'll give it a pass
Pure facts
Yeah sure buddy
@@JoShuaQXV
It's at 99 now so you can give it a 👍, unless you don't want to be the one to make it 100 or maybe you do.
It doesn't matter anyway because it will be over 100 by time you get here, if you're coming here which I doubt.
Say what you want but every one of those guys risking their lives on the iom wishes they were good enough to be riding these bikes.
....And then we have Nascar....
The guy after looking back at those tyre lines got me 😂
That is sick
yah eh... he was totally checking out those tracks! Very talented maneuver. Surely a very experienced pilot.
Byłem niedawno w BRNIE. Niezapomniane doznania i ta noc!!! Cośś pieknego:D
Zabrnąłeś daleko trzeba przyznać ☺️😉
When I slip on my bike my heart skips 6 beats and think about it for the rest of the day.
THATS A PROPER POWER SLIDE ON THE LIMTER AND HANGING ON FOR DEAR LIFE HOW IT SHOULD BE DONE :)
American's love NASCAR soo much, in europe MOTOGP is huge.. i love MOTOGP!!!!! hello FROM california :)
Back when there were different engine designs 😍 love the screamer sound of the Ducati back then
That’s incredible. 99% of riders would’ve had an oh shit moment when they started sliding and hit the brakes but that’s exactly the opposite of what to do. Beautiful
@antlocal80 not really, its experience. In that situation letting off would have caused the crash easier then powering through keeping a forward momentum. If anything (imo) it would take a strong mental defense from the initial shock of the ass end kicking out.
Not trying to dog you or call you out but at that level theres a lot more of a mental game going on.
TH-cam:lets recommend this after 11 years
Crazy running on a wet track like that...
I think there's a point while loosing traction that you get more traction.. there's this sweet spot.. believe me guys it's there..
The 3rd was watching like: WTF ?!?! xD
That noise is his balls breaking the sound barrier.
Dios mio que deporte tan Eforsado y valiente aquellos Hombres Saludos y abrazos desde la Nadion dee PANAMÀ🇵🇦🇵🇦🇵🇦🇵🇦🇵🇦🇵🇦🇵🇦🇵🇦🇵🇦🇵🇦🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🤝
Thank you traction control... try this with a 500 two strokes...
Gary McCoy would (Mr Squiggle)
I am old enough to have the privilege to have watched Barry Sheene in the British GP at Silverstone, when he was up against the American invasion in the very early eighties, and I swear the guy went faster the wetter the track
Barry was brilliant in the wet, outstanding mastery of his motorcycle.
Well, a slightly wet road provides more grip than a completely dry one.
Those Ducs sound so sweet.
That traction control was working its balls off then, whoever that was, was lucky to get away with it XD
Cant beat that noise
That is some absolutely amazing riding skill. Fantastic.....
The sound ohhhhhhh!
That's so smooth, well done!
not bad, always fun riding powerful 2 wheeled devices in the wet :) they can spin up at ridiculous speeds in the wet when you're pushing somewhere around 1.5kg/hp...
@Brain245able i ment now. bridgestone became the tire supplier for the entire motogp field
oh HELLLLLL nooo.....
I wouldn't try that lean
There are riders #1-3 and then there are Riders #2 keeps it pined !! Nice throttle control.
skill is an understatement. Let me see an average rider take that curve at that speed
The 800cc engines sounded very good
12 years after posting, the algorithm decided today was the day to show me this video 🤣
These tyres are GREAT!!!
What a legend!
Balls and skill are two very different things.
What kind of bike is that last bike? It sounds like a 180-degree crank motor of some sort, but it seems geared too low to be a Crossplane-R1.... perhaps a VFR800?
This is totally ate up with nerves of steel and skill. Proves the laws of gravity doesn't work with these bikes and riders!
ウェット路面で何でここまで倒せるのか
やっぱり世界選手はレベルが違い過ぎる
THIS WAS POSTED IN 1999 HOLY SHIT I’m in 2020
Recommended by youtube 9 years later....
LOL i was just thinking how awesome it would be to ride a track in those conditions you could really work on bringing out the back end to tighten your turns.
i would like to see DK driving on this turns🔥
exiting on wet's are really fun you should try even on a lesser lean angle exit's sliding haha
Those times where you needed to feed an entire helicopter to see the race from top... 🚁⛽
When helicopters used as drones… 11 years ago
Essas curvas a mais de 80 km\h é perigoso ainda mais com a pista molhada
Screamer era
Very nice footage thanks D:
They look back to check that they're not really lying on the deck in a bundle of metal, flesh and bone... it's always safer to check that before carrying on ;)
I'm scared to run on my foot on the wet , this guys are going that whit a motogp.
This proves just what skill these guys have, id be pickin my ass of the floor if this happened to me
Tahun kelahiran 2008 pasti nonton
wow he was so smooth with throttle! (if you slide, your supposed to keep on the gas to avoid a highside... from what I hear)
how on earth did he hold that,, that takes somet special like!!!
is eig. wahnsinn wie viel grip so ein reifen auf dem nassen untergrund aufbaut
Uff bestial como conducen en agua impresionanate
@Relisys74 The tires are amazing, apparently they stick like glue its like riding in dry weather.
They already defy gravity. A little rain will not do much.
Bridgestone Alfa tires, rain, these bikes are much esier to ride than production or sbk HOW EVER riders and teams make the competition hardest out there...so this angel with that bike on those tires its a pretty sexy thing to do and totally safe :) but D1 MPG is hilarious
In this duration he had covered over 3miles
que pelotas!!!! para hacer eso señores hay que tener 2 cosas: talento y pelotas de acero...
si se acojona y corta gas...la rueda gana traccion y sale volando...me quito el sombrero
Powered that slide right out 💪😎
what? the last guy was probably looking at the marks left from the guy that actually powerslid (if thats a word)
@braceyoself777 In Nascar they use slicks and bikes have tread i think but you make a good point if bikes can do it so can cars that have 4 wheels
Watching this in 2021.
😂
This sport isn't dangerous enough. Lets do it in the rain
@Pittimus84 What type of racing do you do? I've wanting to get into supermoto racing with my KLR 650 but I have no idea where to even start other than to keep practicing on my own track.
Holly crap! what brand of bike is this? having an excellent traction control and what brand of tires this bike has. Please tell me I will get it for my bike.
@ehormann238: are you kidding? The motogp factories (Yamaha, Ducati etc) develop the highest and prototypal electronic right on these bikes.
those twin pulse ducati sounds angry af
These guys are not human
breathtaking
@MrPorsche91730 current MotoGp bikes have 230-220 Bhp. weigh in at 140kg.
The best of the best pilot
Do these tires have extremely gummy side-treads? And if yes, do they wear out quickly?
Still race tires, so still sticky and quick-wearing… But it’s wet, so they don’t really get up to temperature. You can go faster in the wet than you’d think, but it’s mostly skill with these riders. And nerve.
@5612ChrisArmstrong
It's like anything... you get used to what you have.
I bet you'd be able to catch/hold a slide on your bike coming off a roundabout
The hellicoptor can't get any traction at all)))
I was more scared of my 999r than my panigale. You a CANNOT beat a ducati
It's impossible to drive In the rain.. no you just need massive fucking balls to do so. And then with those kind of speeds that's insane
looooove the Desmo!!
Balls of steel.
All good fun, but this is no different than me power sliding my bike on the wet grass in my garden. It's just a bit of practice, and being a bit reckless, or enough to take a chance for the sake of living.
shit i'm scared to lean a lot on wet road
with good reason! those guys are insane but at least there are no trees/cars/cuard rails for them to hit!
Lontavius lol same here, i tried it once though but i almost die -_-.
Not that Im just scared I dont understand how they just dont slipp off
dangerous if do it in public street
about track friction
The tyres they have in racing are basically like using slicks on the road. They are very sticky even in the wet with the silicon compound in the tyres.
I can run wet tyres on the track and feel extremely confident, as opposed to my road tyres on the public streets, there is a huge lack of confidence in the rain with them. I've had my rear slip out a couple of times in the wet which keeps me on my toes.
0:34
0:34 "like i give a fk"
👍👍👍👍🔥
I love how the guy behind him looks back like: "Wtf kind of lines are those?!"
but he is not?
@@ThunderWindz is that a question?
@@redactedrider7606 - The kind of lines - No body is acting like "WTF kind of lines are those"... What Niklas says dosent make sense.
ThunderWindz he’s talking about the next driver....
you are probably watching on a big screen...on the phone i barely noticed the slide
Even when it was slipping ever so slightly @ 0:34, the rider kept the throttle opened. Great control there!!!
genius ehh. experience at it best
~Yeahzzz, You Advance The Bike,
And It Propels You Out Of Harms
Way, An Un-Seasoned Rider Would
More Than Likely HIT THE BRAKES
SQUEEZE THE CLUTCH, - PANIC Is
The Word, And That Would Be His
Natural Reflex, Until He Got More
Comfortable Riding, i.e. Experience!
Wrestling the throttle against the slide
Was that a kawi?
@@domc9026 yes.
listen traction control!
bylla46 u think that's how they do it? Haaasa
At 0.35
Blain Daugherty they are skilled but they work with the traction control to maximise lap times
@@AmanDeepSingh-xe9of you mean 0:35 ?
Well you still wouldn't find me nailing the throttle like that!!!
I don't even run fast when the roads are wet. This guy was doing WHAT!
I'm not dismissing ur digression, but this is a dedicated race track on slicks compared to the dusty, salty, and potentially oil slicked roads. Safe Riding brother, if I we ever encounter each other I'll wave.
@@thisoldnew4544 full wets.
Surprising how much grip they have.
The traction control does help soften
the the transition between the matching of wheel to surface speed.
Full wets only work well if you're pushing on. It's deffo an acquired skill. Hard work.
"I miss being young & fearless!.."BUT'NOW!.."I love being old & wise!
Hit a car and flew. 2 broken wrists and ankle. Hopefully I can be young fearless and wise haha
I’m young enough to take some risks but old enough to be wise about my decisions, 30 years old is the happy middle
Stfu
Hello grandpa, you are a history now.
Massive respect for attempting that! He got very close to the rumble strip as well. Those things are like ice in the wet! 😂
I saw that, it was incredibly close. Respect to anyone who can "drift" a two wheeler on pavement.
When I used to ride bikes I felt great that I could drift the back wheel coming out of roundabouts under power etc.
That's in the dry. Wet changes everything, everything is on a knife-edge.
I admire these guys beyond belief.
always liked how vees tended to hold a steady rpm after breaking traction.
every i4 just wants to spin to redline... then suddenly grab when you back off. thats the hairy part!
i liked the rain. less chance of highsiding. far easier to get it spinning.
It's actually easier than it looks...
Where is Physics,...?
N J S left the chat
Physics.exe stopped working
Its been bribed by Michelin and Pirelli
Shown in the vid bruh
Everywhere
Never saw it...but I definitely heard it.
Your due a visit to Specsavers pal😂
Imagine being so dangerous they have a heli already in the air waiting to fly u to the hospital.
Its for Tv
Yep. Only thing is, there ain't one hovering on our behalf - - - or for th one we hit---on th highway.
But yah... Sobering, isn't it? And fun to watch
@@rimrunz1795 that's the fookin TV heli lad
Toni Elias on Pramac Ducati was great at BRNO 2008.!
He was on second place behind Rossi, Capirossi on Suzuki was third.
Stoner did not finish the race.
This just shows how Toni was great at his prime!
Thanks for the upload, such a soundtrack!
👏👍💪