Jarno Saarinen The Legend Part.3 Anniversary

Video anniversaire de la disparition le 20 mai 1973 à Monza de Jarno Saarinen

[@Purplepulcritude]

Best racer I have ever seen- THE MAIN MAN. RIP Jarno

[@rgadave]

I was at Brands Hatch in 1971 and Saarinen was 'drifting' his Yamaha around Druids. Never seen a bike 'drifted ' before, common these days but not then. A wonderful rider who was taken far too soon. RIP.

[@jonnysl6560]

I was there , a Wonderful time , saw them , a Lovely Couple , Jarno was a multi world champion in the making and way ahead of all the rest , GENIUS ON A YAMAHA

[@antoinedecarolis4739]

Salut à toi jarno ton image est sur tous les circuits du monde...un Bonjour à Michel rougerie 😢

[@welshwizard822]

Best rider I ever seen race, he sat on the line at Mallory when the others did a warm up lap. He won the race by a good distance leaving the JP Nortons & BSA works 750 miles behind. He was a legend in the making and very sadly missed. R I P Jarno, you were an inspiration to many. sarri64, thanks for posting

[@MrXZXXZX]

I saw him at Mallory for the race of the year, and he was a class above everyone. Fantastic rider.. Very Sadly missed...

[@figtuna]

I'm a tour guide at the Barber Motorcycle museum in Birmingham, AL. I always show the museum visitors Jarno's yellow #10 350 Yamaha that won Daytona (complete with pavement scapes and missing paint). It's positioned within 25 ft from Renzo Pasolini's HD roadracer. Both Jarno and Renzo perished in the same racing accident at Monza.

[@Caroni100]

Jarno Saarinen was to Finland what Johnny Cecotto was to Venezuela: they both put their respective countries in the vicinity of motorcycle races, sports that before them did not interest. Do you imagine that they had run in the same category? A pity Saarinen had died so young when he could have won many world championships! Greetings from Venezuela

[@Prophotospain]

I saw him win the "Race of the year" at mallory and several races at silverstone,I had photos of everyone sat up breaking hard into Stowe corner, but Jarno at the same spot was flat on the tank with the throttle wide open, :-) wat a rider LEGEND doesn't come close. Sadly missed.

[@montelatici]

I raced and still own the same 250 TD3 Yamaha he raced.

[@chrisbower7913]

I saw him at Oliver’s Mount Scarborough, unbelievable.

[@grendel66]

La seule chose réconfortante, c'est que ces deux grands pilotes sont morts en vivant leur passion.

[@jjsc976]

Qué gran perdida del motociclismo Añadiría , también de la humanidad Díos lo tenga en su Glòria

[@josedasilva4740]

como era bonito o barulho do motor daquelas motos de dois tempos.

[@quartusbuys6831]

Biggest legend ever! RIP.

[@gianfrancaottolini4885]

Jarno Saarinen sei stato un grande anni 70 eri il mio idolo!! Quel giorno 20 Maggio del 1973 io ero a Monza dove trovasti la morte.

[@giovannasperni2095]

Se non fosse morto così il finlandese volante

[@animeonperseest]

Its a shame he's practically unknown in his own country, damn f1 drivers..

[@hugoscheepers4838]

What a great racer!

[@Jarnoparoni]

Hello Saari64! This was a great Video about Jarno; you have spent a lot of time for this; fantastic! On 6.45 I can see the start lap of the 250 cc race at the Grand Prix in Hockenheim; and the last rider at the picture is Börje Jansson. I have this original bike now and I am interesting at this picture in better quality; can you contact me please? Regards Jarnoparoni

[@franciscojaviertapia9380]

Un gran CAMPEÓN

[@PsD14JR]

blame on italy.

[@diegoandresruiz7731]

Aguanten los motoqueros loco

[@FrancoMasserut-dg8kz]

ànche io ero a Monza Glio Anche parlato e dato la mano Amarito e moglie E un ricordo anche se non Piacevole

[@ronantonio3631]

What the hell are you promoting? The motorcycle racer or the loud semirock music? Terrible editing.