1992 European 500cc Motorcycle Grand Prix
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
- 1992 European 500cc Motorcycle Grand Prix
Date: May 31st, 1992
Circuit: Circuit de Catalunya
Laps: 26
Telecast: Nine’s Wide World of Sports (Nine Network Australia)
Commentators: Darrell Eastlake and Barry Sheene
Sixth round of the 1992 500cc Motorcycle Grand Prix Season. In a thrilling debut race for the Circuit de Catalunya, Wayne Rainey snatches the lead of Mick Doohan with two laps to go, with Doug Chandler completing the podium in third.
NOTE: This race originally aired in Australia as part of a Nine's WWOS double header broadcast consisting of this Motorcycle Grand Prix and the Monaco Formula One Grand Prix.
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Darrel Eastlake and Barry Sheene - happy and sad to hear those voices again. Thanks for the share!
Theu best commentary Of All Time, really cool guys and really down to earth and humourous Too,2 awesome people gone Too soon 🌹
These videos bring back strong memories
Hell of a race. When you thought Mick would pull away and dominate again, Rainey never gave up. True heart of lion.
The same heart which took him to his legendary status
I love the smell of 2 stroke in the morning...it smells like powerband 👍
This might as well have been Wayne best race ever: he fought against the almighty NSR big bang, and he had never raced in montmelo before, unlike Doohand, who has taken part in an international race in October 91
On Saturday night, after practice, Rainey asked his mechanics to move his right footpeg down and forward by a few millimeters to stop his injured leg from being in-a-bin all the time. That way, he was able to control the bike better and finally fight with Mick. His fastest lap was over a second quicker than his qualifying time! Had they not come up with this, Doohand would've just smoked everyone again that night.
Yeah, it's amazing how dominant Doohan was that season. He was leading by a massive margin prior to his Assen crash, and even then, he didn't cede the championship lead until the final round.
@@TrickyMario7654 Which made me wonder whether Rainey and Schwantz would have won the next two championships if Doohan didn't have his fateful injury.
Mr perfection 💪💪💪
Toujours Shenne, vient de me donner une réponse positive pour le poste de chef de projet ❤️😑
Against the Honda and Yamaha poor Lawson hasn't got the legs to keep Up On the straights,goes hard for a while then kind of farts and shits itself The cagiva does lol 😂😂😂😂