MOTOVUDU - My Best Race - Wayne Gardner

[@jonny46ba]

Thanks Wayne... all bike racers are brave, but you are bravest of the brave.

[@Team-fabulous]

Wayne Gardner was the hard man of GP racing. He was frightened of nobody... Fantastic. He also was a bloody fine road racer, I mind him racing at the Ulster Grand Prix but the mad bastard threw it down the road at Wheelers..

[@billmago7991]

I couldn't get to Philip island but you would have heard my cheering at the TV😃🇦🇺

[@RickyJr46]

Tough as nails, and a great champion. I first saw Wayne racing at Laguna Seca for the 1988 USGP. His Honda would violently buck and weave coming downhill through turn nine (now Rainey Curve). Scary? Maybe a little. My girlfriend, an emergency room nurse, would cover her eyes every time he came by!

[@reefsurfing3273]

Was there that day to watch Wayne win it was a fantastic race 💯👍🇦🇺

[@Froobyone]

Always had a soft spot for old Digger Gardner. Saw his last race at Donnington in 92 and he went and bloody won it. You beauty.

[@leecutler1527]

To right

[@jonny46ba]

I was there too, standing at Scwantz... He was a very popular winner that day.

[@leecutler1527]

These videos are really good, thank you simon. Wayne gardner was always my favourite character from the "age of superheroes" even if he had never won a title... his pitbull like riding was amazing

[@johnperry9082]

I was there at the fence on the last bend before the finish straight. Incredible race. When the crowds finally left the circuit, the locals were waving and cheering everybody as we past their houses on the way home.

[@MrGutfeeling]

The amount of promotion you did in the leadup to that and then winning rhe race after all that, it was incredible Wayne.

[@denisrailey777]

Nice to hear from the man himself.Awesome Wayne Gardner.

[@drdesmo8489]

Awesome Simon, Thank you so much for your committed giving or sharing to the 2 wheeled racing community !! These personal Stories will now be around long after our time.

[@andresdominguezboveda7862]

thanks a lot for sharing simon, what a legende gardner is¡¡ amazing insight

[@brettduffin8412]

My brother and i snuck into the start finish straight grand stand. Was one of the best days and nights i have had, walking up and down the traffic jam after the race talking to everyone, sneaking beers at 15 yrs old. Memories. Very sad a police officer lost his life on traffic control that night.

[@bikersoncall]

Great story , every minute of it. Edit: Also really cool to hear about Wayne Rainy and Kevin Schwantz being in the race with him.

[@chr11sf]

I remember that race and it's fantastic to hear it from Wayne.....I didn't know about all the build up beforehand about the circuit, interesting...... Thanks guys.

[@garryhall2546]

Wow what true legend of the sport

[@jonny46ba]

Great channel Simon... how about one of these with fellow Kiwi Bruce Anstey?... He is such a cool guy.. and an amazing rider.

[@MrTonifumi]

Nice story. I watched on TV at the time..... I miss GP's..... :(

[@chiefbrody3406]

Thank you so much I love these🙏

[@stephencodde4868]

I was there, never forget it

[@DeathsStalkerRVT]

Great video as always Simon. You got to see if you can get Eddie Lawson, he ghosted racing when he retired , maybe Randy Mamola can help ;-)

[@juddbear]

Is there a way to see the full channel 9 Darrel Eastlake and Barry Sheene call of that race ?

[@danyfvfernandez1254]

Bravest racer ever hands down and I´m a Schwantz fan. That race at Suzuka 92 is just incredible. So sad the end. Hi did´n deserve that punition.

[@Anderzander]

Awesomeness 😊

[@Mahatma618]

He can still run for PM

[@gregsanford3848]

class to all Australian riders pick a lane,drop da lights,smash da gas,run ponies run

[@manoliswec5674]

i didnt know harvey keitel used to race!!!!

[@joshuamervis]

The one person who gave it a thumbs down was a PF Chili fan. :))

[@SB-Kiwi]

What are you doing with your feet in change of direction?

[@motovudu]

Weight on the pegs is covered here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lXaXk2B6p76CnZY

[@SB-Kiwi]

Sorry, I should have been more specific. What I meant was foot positioning. How do you position feet in change of direction?