INTENSE!!!⚡️ROAD WARRIORS✔️ IRISH☘️ROAD RACING + (Southern100, Isle of Man) Reaction
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Two of the riders they showd in that video have since lost their lives to the sport they love. Richard Britton Rip and Martin Finnegan Rip
I used to race, 50 years ago, it wasn't on the roads, but an old airfield on a Sunday afternoon meeting, these guys are insanely skilled, way beyond our limits.
Doing 50-70mph around those back roads in a car is bad enough, can't imagine doing 150-180mph...........different breed those guys! :)
A lot of the footage is from the Ulster GP, it’s about 5 miles from my house and I have been on serval occasions, my uncle used to race in these and done the Isle of Man a few times , it is a full lap they average around 130 mph (yes average ) around the Ulster GP , even watching these events is very scary but an unbelievable experience, thanks for the reaction.
I love the Ulster GP circuit and can't resist a spin round it if I'm up that direction. Been round it tonnes of times on my own bike. Pity it's history now. I used to watch the GP from Leathemstown each year.
2 of my favourite motorbike racing documentary films are CLOSER TO THE EDGE about the 2010 TT race event. I was there in 2009 and it was AMAZING and ROAD about the Dunlop family who are motorcycle racing royalty but don't forget your tissues
Check out Peter Hickman onboard lap. You will brick yourself. Joey dunlop said you can never fully learn the tt course and he was the best of the best. King of the mountain
RIP joey
This one is pretty good too, different camera angle.
ruclips.net/video/4kstEvBVCUo/видео.html
4:17 is the 'flying kilo' at the ulster grand prix with speeds over 200mph!
Cant wait for the 1st race in the Irish road race season. The Cookstown 100 Arpril 26 - 27.
1:52 That's a tire blanket, used to warm up the tire, so you don't have to start on cold, and less grippy tires, and will be taken off before they start the race.
And i heard "bumhole" first as well, but i'm pretty sure it was "bomb hole" (holes from ww2 bombings would be my guess). And great reaction as always🙂
hi guys. went there on 1994 with my wife before having kids, both extreme motorcyclist enthusiasts. Mark Farmer died that year while riding the New Zealand built Britten built by John Britten of Christchurch in the South Island of N.Z. He was overtaken by Steve Hislop in a practice run shortly after the maneuver, Mark lost control... Another road warrior lost doing what he loved. R.I.P all.
You should watch some videos with Dr John Hind! They are special racer Dr's who follow the riders because the course is 37 miles long!...R.I.P. Dr Hind! He was killed at a race, a few year's ago!...from Wyoming USA 🇺🇸 👋🤠
Growing up going to these events yearly. Always loved the UGP and NW200. Thanks for the great reaction guys. love from Ireland
If you want a good pov watch Peter Hickman HP4 race video around TT course
The reason he put leg out was to tell other rider to over take on that side
Reason they ride close is to get draughting even side draughting as well from behind
Its where wind broken by leading bike so other bike behind has advantage
They practice for a week then race for a week
You need took look at side car racing their as well
There's a few road races in northern Ireland,,, I'll give you some things to react to if your stuck , watch rugby's biggest hits ,,,,, or hurling the fastest game on grass ( it's an Irish sport)
The Isle of Man... Where men are made and legends are laid to rest
i just did a quick search - the Southern 100 is a 100 mile race, doing 24 laps of a short road circuit 4.25 miles long.
So yes, they lapped around the same course 24 times
WOW!
The final races of the 2024 TT are 6/08/24 (tomorrow]. There was a Dr John Hinds who raced and developed a harness of a chest pack and a Back Back and 4 leg packs. That a DR, He mostly would follow the first lap of the race and then pull into the pits and wait for the call of an accident and he would race out of the pits at racing speeds to the scene of the accident to provide 1st responder to racers, corner flag people and fans. There are many videos of him on U-tube with him giving talks about treating motorcycle crash patients. He was so laid back and funny in these presentations. IN 1 at the end of a lectures he show a pic of a racer at his first race after losing right leg below the knee. So he had two prosthetic legs, one for walking and one for racing his bike. Whats he doing in the pic? Sitting on a plastic 120 Gallon container of aviation fuel a big smile on his face and a lit cigarette in his hand. Dr Hinds was killed on a race weekend responding to a crash where he also crashed losing his life. Motorcyclists and race fans showed up from all of Ireland, The Isle Of Mann, and the UK for his funeral. Like in multiple 1000's.
They do the same with side cars, driver plus side car mate for balance. They are real crazy getting in that side car.
*_ROAD RASH TIME F YEAH_*
They do laps and normally it is a practice/qualifying day and then a race day but they don't have much practice (about 10-15 minutes so about 4-ish laps) before qualifying which is roughly the same. Race days in Ireland are normally on Saturdays, not Sundays and that is because of some teams and riders not racing Sundays because of the Sabbath. Isle of Man is a bit more lax in the racing Sundays so you do have it there. Southern 100 in Isle of Man is actually during the week (Monday-Thursday).
But they do know the track from previous years and you can of course go ride the roads basically all year. They know every corner, every bump, every road marking that is a factor. For the main events at least they even know which places have shades which dry up slower, etc.
@@pistonburner6448 True if you have rode there before, but if you are a newcomer and it's your first time it's still not long to learn the track. obviously with it being a public road you can go a day or so earlier and just do 'laps' in a car or on a bike so you at least know where the track goes. So entering as many races as possible helps also as it means more track time, especially if it's your first time. But yes you are correct that the course is the same every year, so once you learn it you know it and you can concentrate on just set up.
@@paulmaxey6377 I'm not sure at all but I thought that newcomers might join in on the practice sessions but then not race, or join the race but take it easy and not compete at full effort. I understood that riders kind of progress up to the top competing riders after a few years of "practice-competing" and learning before going full-on at the front of the pack. I might be wrong, but that's how I thought it goes.
@@pistonburner6448 Like all racers newcomers can always go at their own pace and there is Qualifying but as far as I know they can enter any race. They just have to wear a orange bib if they are new to pure road racing. Maybe if they are new to that circuit also they might have to wear a bib. They might also have a controlled lap if it is their first time there, I know they do for NW200, Ulster GP and TT. The TT it is one controlled lap and then you are out with the rest of them. Cam Donald said in a interview on the TT Plus website podcast that at his first race on the Irish roads he turned up and asked someone where the race track was and they said "You are on it.". I think he said he did quite well. I think some, if not all, of them prefer you to do some short circuit racing and to a good level before they even allow you on the roads now. Especially with the cost of insurance now. For NW200 I think it is in the 100's of thousands of pounds just for the insurance because they really struggled to have any racing at all in Ireland last year.
@@pistonburner6448 This is the interview with Cam, if you look at around 33 mins into it he talks about his Irish Road Racing experience. He says as a newcomer he took 2 seconds off the lap record at Tandragee in the Grand Final. ruclips.net/video/rx_WVt-LL_0/видео.html
The absolute pinnacle of getting a buzz.
Balls to the wall boys!Respect!🙏😎
Impossible to find a more thrilling wheel to wheel than two dudes duking it out on the TT, makes me wonder how insane would've been to have on board cameras back when Group C prototypes went 400k's down the Mulsanne straight into the Mulsanne Kick, just imagine those monsters chasing themselves, madness.
Me and my kid go to these road races here in Ireland, he loves it.. I just hope he doesn't get ideas for his future career haha
You just gotta let him be him. My boy wants to join the forces. Dangerous but it's his life. Not shiting it at all.... Honest! I'm from isle of man. Are u coming for TT this year?
@@AndyCaley Yeah true, I've never gotten over to the TT but I've family who attend. Definitely on my bucket list.
@@konnod321 you and your boy will love it. Hope u can make it soon
1:Juni -8.June 2024 the Sound of Summer Peter Hickman iss the guy!!! 132 mph on an FHO Bike last Year IRISH☘ROAD RACIN🥰
Great reaction, love it. Its closed off public roads, not a track or circuit. So they can only practice during the event, a day or so before the race. They cant race it during the rest of the year, because its then normal public roads.
You two are my absolute fave couple on YT
You've got these traffic signs limiting speed to 30 Mph, 'Slow' on the road and these guys are flying through at speeds at least exceeding 100 Mph. It's funny, crazy and heartstopping at the same time. I did see it once live (TT Isle of Man) ... I can't describe it in words to be honest ...
Check out the erzburg rodeo hard Enduro
I'm a massive Dave knight fan I've even got a replica helmet of his at 1 point in time he was the best hard enduro rider but my all time favourite rider of all time has to be TONI BOU I can remember him starting his career and he's never been beaten in 17 years of trials competition he's a 34 times world champion
Tire warmers @1:53 makes the tires more soft and sticky
My favourite motorcycle rider of all time is a Spanish trials rider called TONI BOU he's never been beaten in 17 years of competition he's a 34 times world champion there's 2 championships a year indoor and outdoor my favourite video is a RUclips video called OUTDOOR FREERIDE TONI BOU what he can do on a motorbike will blow your minds👍
There's a rumour that TONI BOU has only ever owned 1 front tire his entire life if you watch the video you'll know why 👍
Regardless been there done it cleans your nervous system right out. Nip to pub afterwards, have a brew. Fantastic.
You should check out some videos from the "Macau gp", same kinda thing but through a really built up city in China. Absolutely no run off, scary!!
Literal meaning of the phrase: "Full send!"
I always make lots of shapes when I go down to the bum hole too
to acquire a raised sense of awareness, a different level of timing on a level many regular riders simply cannot conceive not just at those speeds, but in not so great conditions, dealing with negative camber blind bends approaching a 68° blind lean at 150mph.
Isle of Man Tt (Tourist Trophy) senior race is six laps of the course around the island about 226 miles in all. Being a spectator at these road races, taking place on public roads can be exhilarating as the riders pass within a hairs breath. Unfortunately during the TT meeting week in June there are always fatalities and horrific injuries, yet the following year they come back again. Courage doesn’t cover it!
u can watch a Peter Hickman onboard pratice round
It takes three years at least to learn the track and then every year you have to relearn bits that have changed!
Jamie Hamilton fireball crash he was fine but nearly got killed at the tt he hasn't raced again.
The modern day bikes have state of the art stick it on its nose brakes and the suspension is a lot more adjustable, watch the early races of all of these where the speeds are anything but slow, the brakes were a little bit iffy and the engine might just seize at any second, how I miss racing and the smell of Castrol R
It's a full on race ,,
I started once in my life and after that I never took part again... I didn't take any significant place, but you have to have balls like wrecking balls, you squeeze everything out of yourself and the machines! in memory of those who are no longer here but still ride with us......
There's laps of the course that they do , there's different engine size classes , ie 600 cc ,1000 cc ,
Not sure how they fit their massive balls into the racing suits
Right?! 😂
This race goes by the end of my street, 3 minute walk and im watching the race,,,,,, i live in northern Ireland
Talk about Jedi like reflexes.....
I did something like this on a Philippines's hiway,the NLEX as is called,on a Kawi Ninja 1K,I will never do it again!
The crazy thing us... the winner of this race only gets $25,461 USD
Wow!
6:46 "That's such a fast part of the circuit". As opposed to the 'slow' parts, right? 😂
The last time i went to isle of man, it had the queen of england on the bank notes, how it that ireland?
In this same vein of speed you should check out some of the illegal "pro" street squids that do this sort thing on public highways with traffic on the roads. Not as fast as some of this stuff but it's out on open normal roads. A good spot to start would be some of the stuff by Ghostrider the real one and more recently also his son Junior doing car stuff. Crazy warm up is a good one with both of them. There seems to be a lot that come out of Sweden supposedly due to some strange law about having to be caught same day.
Within temptation in the background!
You may have heard the comnentator mention the name Guy Martin. He has a youtube channel inbetween racing he does all sorts of speed related stuff. Bye the way what is your intro music it sounds amazbob
Guy Martin hasn't raced for years.
@@user-gd9xf9zs9r I know but he's made some fun vids since
I hope you react at: isle of man tt extreme race
Isle of man tt each lap is 37 miles and they do 6 laps and its the fastest lap that wins
*bomb hole 😅
Good work now watch the sidecars racing this track
That’s got to be wild in a sidecar!
34 mls, over 220 curves/corners and 6 laps ... ... someone said, it took more than 3 years to know most of the track. It´s insane. I saw Peter Hickmanns´ lap-record-video. For a nomal biker it´s cracy to see this video. You are not able to follow his fast chanches......
More tt isle of man please
Awesome race. I actually want my ashes to be spread out at 240kmph on the Isle of Man.
Another pretty extreme autosport you'd might enjoy is rally: ruclips.net/video/lYhwMFQ-KKY/видео.html&ab_channel=Mr.M
Be sure to check out the Nurburgring too if you want a serious amount of corners. 13 miles long and about 150 corners. Sudden speed changes and no space for error.
Racer Sabine Schmitz (RIP) was the queen of the Nurburgring. She knew every aspect of the track. She also worked for the german Top Gear version and once made a bet to Jeremy Clarkson that she could do the track in less then 10 minutes... in a Ford Transit van. ruclips.net/video/BQJKQjXpGQA/видео.html&ab_channel=TopGear
They have public hours so there are videos of hearses, vans, busses, you-name-it racing that track and tons of crash videos available.
Record lap (top speed 369 kmphin a Porsche 919 hybrid): ruclips.net/video/KsLi7HgSuhI/видео.html&ab_channel=N%C3%BCrburgring
Kawasaki Z 1000 / GPS 218 mph
On the isle of man a race have 1 week to train and 1 week to race in different classes. They drive upto 6 laps in the senior tt with superbikes. Every lap has 36 english miles. In former times they have to refuel. I don‘t know if this is actually necessary. The tt on man is the every year king of the streets races and it is the oldest race on earth with several hundreds of death in his more than 100 years history.
It is the best race on the planet!
as far as i know, in the Senior and Superbike (1000cc) races, the riders have to pit for fuel & fresh rear tyres, with pitstops taking somewhere around 30 seconds, while the rider drinks some fluid & gets a fresh visor and set of tear-off strips fitted to his helmet
A lap is actually 37.73 miles, and refuelling is necessary twice for a 6 lap race, they can only carry enough fuel for 2 laps.
you like this speed? yoz are very welcome on german autobahn whitout limits
When bikes cant get any faster out of mechanical grip and engine power, these racers start improving times studying and perfecting their racing lines, with approach tolerances getting shorter and shorter. The only way to stay competitive is cutting time/distance wherever they can, and IoM Racing Week is their only chance until madness start again the next year. And thats probably why it keeps getting faster every passing year, even when motorbike/ tire technology doesnt evolve much for some years. MotoGP is not peak bike racing, IoM is, and lots of lives were lost to keep that edge.
Think is was BURN HOLE .😅
Bombhole
Yes they are laps these are not point to point races.
not a track a public road
You're looking at the wrong videos of this race, and they're not racing in groups! But they are catching up.....
The are racing 6 laps of 60 km on a corse on the island.
You should look at the ones where you have someone talking and describing all instead of this music!
For example, when Peter Hickman (multiple winner) have an onboard camera and are doing a breakdown so you can follow the whole race.
Or a video where Conor Cummins talks about the crash he did, the injuries and his comback, and the race.
You're looking at total wrong videos.
The Isle of Man is NOT Irish. It is a self governing British Crown dependency.
the bikes are great but you should do this link to the subaru challenge round the tt track ..ruclips.net/video/r2owD951bR0/видео.html
The music sucks.