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DVD single-sided dual-layer, approx. 100 min. main feature, 6 min. special features, language: Japanese / 4: 3 Standard size / Dolby Digital / Region 2 / ColorDescription
Mick Doohan, who won four consecutive 500cc class championships in 1997.
To put an end to this era of perfect riders, a new star has emerged.It's Max Biaggi.
He stepped up to the highest class with the spectacular achievement of being the 250cc champion for four consecutive years, and suddenly achieved a pole-to-win in his debut race, impressing everyone around him.
On the other hand, Doohan retired in the first round due to machine trouble.The media is excited that a generational change is finally underway.
Alex Criviere, who had been considered a rival, also made his presence known by winning the third round of the season in Spain.
But the champion, Doohan, did not let the noise stop him from winning.
In round 12, Doohan was disqualified for ignoring Biaggi's warning, and in round 13, he won his fifth consecutive 500cc class championship at his home GP in Australia.
In addition, he won the final round of the GP for the first time in his career and closed the year 1998.Team Rainey has also announced that it will withdraw from Grand Prix racing at the end of the season.
Another leader who was a great rider has left the track.
*1998 Japanese RankingNorifumi Abe 6th, Tadayuki Okada 8th, Nobuatsu Aoki 9th.
BONUS VIDEO: Mick Doohan Champion Interview
To put an end to this era of perfect riders, a new star has emerged.It's Max Biaggi.
He stepped up to the highest class with the spectacular achievement of being the 250cc champion for four consecutive years, and suddenly achieved a pole-to-win in his debut race, impressing everyone around him.
On the other hand, Doohan retired in the first round due to machine trouble.The media is excited that a generational change is finally underway.
Alex Criviere, who had been considered a rival, also made his presence known by winning the third round of the season in Spain.
But the champion, Doohan, did not let the noise stop him from winning.
In round 12, Doohan was disqualified for ignoring Biaggi's warning, and in round 13, he won his fifth consecutive 500cc class championship at his home GP in Australia.
In addition, he won the final round of the GP for the first time in his career and closed the year 1998.Team Rainey has also announced that it will withdraw from Grand Prix racing at the end of the season.
Another leader who was a great rider has left the track.
*1998 Japanese RankingNorifumi Abe 6th, Tadayuki Okada 8th, Nobuatsu Aoki 9th.
BONUS VIDEO: Mick Doohan Champion Interview
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