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The best races chosen by the "legendary riders" of the past!
The top riders of the World Championship Grand Prix road races in the 80s and 90s.
They choose their "best races" of the 80's and tell us why they chose them.
Regardless of whether you win or lose the race, the legends have chosen the best games!
Wayne Rainey
Kevin Schwantz
Wine Gardner
Randy Mamola
Eddie Lawson
Kenny/Roberts
Alfonso Pons.
Christian Sarron
Anton Mang
Ron Haslam
Wine Gardner(1987 500cc Champion) 1988/7/19 French GP Paul Ricard
The race was a fierce battle for the lead between four cars, including Gardner.I wanted to pull away from the rest of the field on the last lap but. ...It's not the race Gardner won, but it's the race he chose as his "BEST".You can enjoy rare footage of 500cc cars running down the famous 1.8km-long Mistral Straight.
Kenny Roberts(1978-79-80 500cc champion) 1983/7/31 British GP Silverstone
This year saw the historic battle between Roberts and Freddie Spencer, the "Battle of the Century".He came into this race with a record of five wins over Spencer and four wins over Roberts.Two riders were killed during the race and heat two was held afterwards.
Christian SALON (1984 250cc champion) 1985/5/19 West German GP Hockenheim SALON had competed in the past with TZ500, but this year he challenged with YZR500.In the rainy race, Saron, who wore a commercial Michelin rain, defeated Spencer, who wore a Michelin special rain, to break American's record of 29 consecutive race wins.
Randy Mamola 1987/8/30 San Marino GP Misano
Team Roberts, which operated separately from the Yamaha works team that promoted Lawson. Although the Dunlop tyres performed well in the rain, Mamola chose this race as his "BEST" because he was able to battle with Lawson in the dry.
Ron Haslam1985/6/29 Dutch GP Assen
Haslam was nicknamed "Rocket Ron" because he jumped from the right side of the car to make a great start in the days of push-start.The race Haslam chose was the rainy Assen, where he finished second in the best result.The winner, Mamola, ran out of gas after the finish.
Eddie Lawson(1984-86-88-89 500cc champion) 1988/4/10 U.S. GP Laguna Seca
Lawson to win his third title of the year. This was the first grand prix to be held in the United States since 1965.Lawson strongly wanted to win on home soil.He was able to hold off newcomers Kevin Schwantz and Wayne Rainey, who are now in full competition, for the victory.
Kevin Schwantz(1993 500cc Champion) 1988/3/27 Japan GP Suzuka
After a spot race in 1987, Schwantz started to compete in the full season this year.Riding on the momentum of his long-awaited first victory in the Daytona 200-mile race prior to the start of the GP, he battled hard with Gardner for his first win.
Wayne Rainey(1990-91-92 500cc champion) 1989/5/28 West German GP Hockenheim
Rainey was in his second year of full 500cc competition at the time.Rainey chose Hockenheim as the best race of the 1989 season, when he and Lawson were very consistent and fought for the title.A match race with Lawson took place and the battle continued until the last lap.
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The top riders of the World Championship Grand Prix road races in the 80s and 90s.
They choose their "best races" of the 80's and tell us why they chose them.
Regardless of whether you win or lose the race, the legends have chosen the best games!
Wayne Rainey
Kevin Schwantz
Wine Gardner
Randy Mamola
Eddie Lawson
Kenny/Roberts
Alfonso Pons.
Christian Sarron
Anton Mang
Ron Haslam
Wine Gardner(1987 500cc Champion) 1988/7/19 French GP Paul Ricard
The race was a fierce battle for the lead between four cars, including Gardner.I wanted to pull away from the rest of the field on the last lap but. ...It's not the race Gardner won, but it's the race he chose as his "BEST".You can enjoy rare footage of 500cc cars running down the famous 1.8km-long Mistral Straight.
Kenny Roberts(1978-79-80 500cc champion) 1983/7/31 British GP Silverstone
This year saw the historic battle between Roberts and Freddie Spencer, the "Battle of the Century".He came into this race with a record of five wins over Spencer and four wins over Roberts.Two riders were killed during the race and heat two was held afterwards.
Christian SALON (1984 250cc champion) 1985/5/19 West German GP Hockenheim SALON had competed in the past with TZ500, but this year he challenged with YZR500.In the rainy race, Saron, who wore a commercial Michelin rain, defeated Spencer, who wore a Michelin special rain, to break American's record of 29 consecutive race wins.
Randy Mamola 1987/8/30 San Marino GP Misano
Team Roberts, which operated separately from the Yamaha works team that promoted Lawson. Although the Dunlop tyres performed well in the rain, Mamola chose this race as his "BEST" because he was able to battle with Lawson in the dry.
Ron Haslam1985/6/29 Dutch GP Assen
Haslam was nicknamed "Rocket Ron" because he jumped from the right side of the car to make a great start in the days of push-start.The race Haslam chose was the rainy Assen, where he finished second in the best result.The winner, Mamola, ran out of gas after the finish.
Eddie Lawson(1984-86-88-89 500cc champion) 1988/4/10 U.S. GP Laguna Seca
Lawson to win his third title of the year. This was the first grand prix to be held in the United States since 1965.Lawson strongly wanted to win on home soil.He was able to hold off newcomers Kevin Schwantz and Wayne Rainey, who are now in full competition, for the victory.
Kevin Schwantz(1993 500cc Champion) 1988/3/27 Japan GP Suzuka
After a spot race in 1987, Schwantz started to compete in the full season this year.Riding on the momentum of his long-awaited first victory in the Daytona 200-mile race prior to the start of the GP, he battled hard with Gardner for his first win.
Wayne Rainey(1990-91-92 500cc champion) 1989/5/28 West German GP Hockenheim
Rainey was in his second year of full 500cc competition at the time.Rainey chose Hockenheim as the best race of the 1989 season, when he and Lawson were very consistent and fought for the title.A match race with Lawson took place and the battle continued until the last lap.
the rest
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