I miss this era

CaseyJorge,Dani seulement

Why Marco?

The grid had 17 or 18 riders it felt like an unfilled grid

there probably won't be any more domination anytime soon

It could be right but I think nowadays Motogp just has too much winner in one season. It can provide different winner each weekend and it makes it as if winning the race in Motogp doesn't seem special anymore because it appears that almost all rider can win the race in turns, overlooking their pure talent because things just apparentely depend on bike performance and track/tyres condition. No rider is prominent and bike performance is so inconsistent, they can be fast in one race then being so slow on the next weekend.

@@bayuandhikapradana1546 fast on one weekend and not so on other weeks. In short, you try to translate your own words it means Theres much more competition today. Back than it doesnt really matter where you start, as lomg as you ride a yamaha or honda. You can still finish top 6.

Yeah. Ur right, i still thinks that rossi benefitted in an era wheres theres no good rider until stoner, dani, lorenzo showed up. Rossi won 5 title in premier class easily before their arrival, after thr talents of stoner etc showed up. Rossi only manage to win 2 title in almost a decade. Should you replace rossi the other way around, like stoner dani or lorenzo to replace rossi in esrly 2000s. I would say they too would have won the title as much as rossi did. Considering how much problem they posed to rossi.

oye pues si te gustan incluso las de 500 o 250 hay un canal que se llama byrauluguena que tiene verdaderas joyas de carreras grabadas. lo recomiendo

Marquez fans has always strange opinions 😅

@@gabrieleb4408 , it's srange for you, but make sense for them. Just appreciate other people thought.

@@andikardian9014 bah, huge respect for Dani, but how can you say that a rider who never won the title is the best of his era?

@@gabrieleb4408 , love is just can't be explained. Maybe they saw from the other indicators, not only from number of titles. Their "best" Word doesn't really mean the best for everyone. It's just like: "my mom is the best mom in the world, my wife is the most beautiful woman in the world". I guarantee 99% of peoples in this world won't agee with that sentence, but that's not strange at all for me.

Yudi.

Blame the economic crisis of back then that even forced one of the main factories to step out in Suzuki.

But these days MotoGP doesn't even have different constructors. Its like a fuckin ducati cup

I forgot what year it was when Dani came into Motegi with a considerable points lead, (I believe it was more than 20 points) only to have a mechanical failure (the throttle stuck wide open during practice) breaking his collarbone bone and ending his season- that would have been his year to win the world championship for sure -

⁠​⁠​⁠@@stevebigansky9372 It was in 2010 his big crash in Motegi and collarbone fracture, but he was so far from the championship 56 points behind Jorge, the year where he was so close to win the title it was 2012 where he made an amazing 2nd half of the season winning absolutely everything in the exception of Misano where he was so unlucky with the engine before the start and hand to start last and was taken out in the first lap by Hector Barbera when he was recovering so strongly to finish surely minimum 2nd in that race, it was in that race where he lost the championship, and it’s a shame because he was the best rider that year and he would have deserved at least 1 Motogp title because in the 2 previous categories 250 and 125 he was a monster dominating everything.

Stoner es un crack, para mi mejor que marquez y a la altura del mejor Rossi, la pena es q su carrera fue muy corta por lo de la fatiga crónica

@@ivanarmero7258 estoy de acuerdo contigo en algunas cosas en otras no Valentino si hubiera tenido a Pedrosa stoner Lorenzo y Márquez en el 98 97 hubiera llevado 8 o 9 mundiales de verdad lo crees

@@joseluisfernandezlopez6037 pienso q stoner le habria podido quitar algun titulo en 500/motogp y quiza pedrosa en 250 pero no le habrian quitado mas q uno o dos. Por otro lado si rossi no se hubiera roto la pierna en 2010 ni se hubiera ido a ducati algun mundial mas tambien tendria, pero bad cosas son imposibles de saber con certeza por lo que los 9 titulos de rossi me parecen mas q merecidos. No olvides que también tiene 6 subcampeonatos.

@@ivanarmero7258 yo hubiese jugado al número que tenía pensado del niño en 2018 ahora iría con un Lamborghini en vez de con un Focus

@@ivanarmero7258 easy Márquez por ejemplo en el 2020 no se hubiera roto el hombre tendría el del 2020 sería el noveno el del 2021 que sería el décimo y el del 2022 que sería el que el que hace 11 títulos

Miss Rossi & his helmets & the DayGlo strips.

You could give those same excuses to those guys as well. How many CRT/Open bikes were on the grid during that time, those bikes were barely fighting for points. Looking back the competition wasn't that strong and its pretty obvious when you compare it to Motogp nowadays.

​@@s_wggns back then satellite and factory bikes were miles apart. No denying that. But the real problem today is that riders are riding towards the limit of the tyres. Thats why despite talent, better bikes and riding style. Most the races are so close. Back then skillset and riders input is so much more important. Which created the era where we loved motogp. The constant rival between dani, rossi, lorenzo and casey. Thats what makes motogp. We lost that feeling that riders can push all the way with bridgestone tyres

@@motogptrant7953 what?

All MotoGP bikes are 1000cc

@@Scampi95 from 2007 to 2012 the bikes were 799 CC

@@matteolenz ok 👍

Nope

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