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A5 variant / Bound (softcover)Outer dimensions: 140mm (W) x 210mm (H)
CONTENTS: 386 pages in B&W (including 16 pages of color photos)
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The hottest book ever crowdfunded, reaching 327% of its goal!
The WGP is the premier motorcycle race.
Freddie Spencer reveals himself in this book about his double World Grand Prix 250 & 500 title achievement and his conflicted life.
Previously untold stories of his childhood, on top of the world, divorced, and now revealed!
Rides a Honda in the World Grand Prix road race.In 1983, he won the 500cc class at that time.It gave Honda its first title in its class.The youngest record in history at 21 years and 258 days was not broken for 30 years.In 1985, he won the double title of 250cc & 500cc.That record is a feat only Freddie has accomplished in the history of Grand Prix racing.The memoir by Spencer, who was involved in what was happening on the stage at the Grand Prix at that time, draws the reader into the story.
He had climbed to the top as a rider, and his life seemed to be smooth sailing.But was it really smooth sailing...?
The life of Freddy, a boy who grew up in the American South, before and after he met a motorcycle.
He won the championship, but he was conflicted in his life.
＜About Freddie Spencer.
Born December 20, 1961 in Shreveport, Louisiana, USA
Grand Prix debut in 1980
In 1982, he started full participation in 12 races, finishing 3rd in the ranking with 5 podium finishes, including 2 victories.
In 1983, he and Kenny Roberts fought a fierce battle that was considered the most intense season in history.There were no winners until the final round, when both sides won six games and Spencer won his first title by two points.
In 1985, he double-entered the 250cc and 500cc classes, resulting in titles in both.The double title of 250 and 500 is a feat achieved only by Spencer.
Shunji Yashiro (former Honda GP works rider)
The first time I raced with Freddie was at the Japan GP in 1983, and I was astonished to see Freddie's backside disappearing into Degner from an angle I had never seen before.
There are countless anecdotes about Freddy that I have heard in the paddock since he started competing in the World GP.I'd love to read what he has to say about it too!
Shinichi Ito (former Honda GP works rider)
Speaking of Spencer, his battle with Kenny in the '83 GP.I was very much influenced when I saw him slide the front and rear wheels using his knees as fulcrums.I was imagining his driving all the time, not thinking about other riders at all.The 1985 run was the peak and it was awesome.Even when I first raced the NSR500 in the Japanese GP, I was aware of his riding style.
The WGP is the premier motorcycle race.
Freddie Spencer reveals himself in this book about his double World Grand Prix 250 & 500 title achievement and his conflicted life.
Previously untold stories of his childhood, on top of the world, divorced, and now revealed!
Rides a Honda in the World Grand Prix road race.In 1983, he won the 500cc class at that time.It gave Honda its first title in its class.The youngest record in history at 21 years and 258 days was not broken for 30 years.In 1985, he won the double title of 250cc & 500cc.That record is a feat only Freddie has accomplished in the history of Grand Prix racing.The memoir by Spencer, who was involved in what was happening on the stage at the Grand Prix at that time, draws the reader into the story.
He had climbed to the top as a rider, and his life seemed to be smooth sailing.But was it really smooth sailing...?
The life of Freddy, a boy who grew up in the American South, before and after he met a motorcycle.
He won the championship, but he was conflicted in his life.
＜About Freddie Spencer.
Born December 20, 1961 in Shreveport, Louisiana, USA
Grand Prix debut in 1980
In 1982, he started full participation in 12 races, finishing 3rd in the ranking with 5 podium finishes, including 2 victories.
In 1983, he and Kenny Roberts fought a fierce battle that was considered the most intense season in history.There were no winners until the final round, when both sides won six games and Spencer won his first title by two points.
In 1985, he double-entered the 250cc and 500cc classes, resulting in titles in both.The double title of 250 and 500 is a feat achieved only by Spencer.
Shunji Yashiro (former Honda GP works rider)
The first time I raced with Freddie was at the Japan GP in 1983, and I was astonished to see Freddie's backside disappearing into Degner from an angle I had never seen before.
There are countless anecdotes about Freddy that I have heard in the paddock since he started competing in the World GP.I'd love to read what he has to say about it too!
Shinichi Ito (former Honda GP works rider)
Speaking of Spencer, his battle with Kenny in the '83 GP.I was very much influenced when I saw him slide the front and rear wheels using his knees as fulcrums.I was imagining his driving all the time, not thinking about other riders at all.The 1985 run was the peak and it was awesome.Even when I first raced the NSR500 in the Japanese GP, I was aware of his riding style.
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