There is something unmistakably Aussie about Doohan. He seems so even tempered, steady, rational - the exact opposite of what you’d expect from a racer in any form. He was just a machine on that NSR - aggressive, precise and relentless.
@@andreabrindesi6526They both were at that point. I like close racing, but Doohan had every right to punch Criville in the head - yet with all that was riding on that race Doohan remained calm, cool and collected. It’s hard for anyone to defend what Criville did, and baffling that Criville would even try to defend himself there. Man up and aplogize. I know there is a language barrier at play here, but at what point does sheer arrogance make you deny screwing up?
I’m spaniard. But above all , I love moto racing. And this case is obvious Criville’s fault. There was no trajectory available there. He just pushes his bike against Doohan’s. Furthermore, I’m even more impressed by Doohan words afterwards. He is obviously angry. But he keeps his temper. He is assertive with Criville but being respectful and polite. Anyhow, Criville was an excellent pilot. But Doohan was outstanding. Doohan forever.
I was a Grand Prix fan in these days, Criville was a follower often slipstreaming Doohan the whole race to try to overtake in the last lap. I remember when Doohan asked and obtained to go back to the pre Big Bang engine on his bike that he knew to be too brutal for Criville so that Alex could no more copy his set up and study his data all the time. Criville was good but never at Doohan’s level, The guy was just something else and winning even without the benefit of the Big Bang engine.
@@nofallsnoballs21 yes it is, he said that himself, he said all Honda riders had the same tools, upgrades and machinery than doohan and all his data, and he need to break that with something: the screamer engine, he was doing some revs with his old nsr while talking about that in a convention
Yes, you love it because they are talking in your language. It would be really funny to see how you guys manage to express yourself in another language in that particular and critical situation.
I remember that all season long Criville was doing these kamikaze overtakes on the last lap. It was his strategy all year long. It was pissing Mick off to no end as Criville couldn’t go fast enough to lead the race if Mick let him through. So Mick would pretty much lead all laps in all races knowing that Criville would attempt his all or nothing manoeuvre. Funnily this incident marked the end of these overtakes as next season Mick threw his leg over the “screamer” and left Criville for dust. Mick was an amazing rider who beat the legends of the sport in his and their prime...
Criville was a mid pack guy who got helped by Doohan and Honda. Doohan ran toe to toe with the best of all time and belonged there. Doohan wasn't copying off someone elses paper when he ran front pack consistently with Rainey, Schwantz, Lawson.
@@MrKrueger88 Easier to go faster on the newer machines, and especially the much better tires then. But I don’t know why you even commented as I said nothing negative about Mick. It’s just a fact that his championships came after Rainey and Schwantz retired. Hell, Schwantz couldn’t win his until Rainey got hurt. Mick was right there in the thick of things, but that doesn’t change the fact that by ‘91 we had no Lawson, Spencer, Mamola, Sarron, Haslam, Mackenzie, and so many others. Not that Doohan couldn’t have raced with them, he just never had the chance. It’s not an insult to state facts.
@@rapid13 well I am going to point out a harsh reality, one that Doohan lost a championship over. You've got to stay on the bloody thing. There's pace, and then there's falling off. Rainey come off and broke his back. I believe there's no point in predicting what he could have achieved, you could argue that he fucked up, meaning he would never compete again. Attrition is everything in GP racing. Look at all of the others. Magee, Spencer, Sheene, Simoncelli and Dunlop to name a few. They're examples of both ends. If you can't ride or walk because of a stack, no point claiming you're better than another future rider.
Criville iba caliente y sabía que esa carrera o la ganaba él o se iban los dos al suelo... una pena su inglés porque no estaban discutiendo en igualdad de condiciones, pero el "i know that you don't like to be second" es épico
Si pero esto es motogp... como senna y prost, rossi y gibernau, rossi y stoner, rossi y marquez, esto son las carreras ha pasado siempre y seguira pasando. Si, era su culpa, y si, si Criville no corta en la anterior pasa lo contrario
When u crash into the back of another rider like this how can u possibly try and defend yourself. My guess is that he hasn't seen the replay yet. And his memory of the incident isn't very clear.
They are tslking about the incident the comentarist is tslking, Doohan push Criville out of the corner, then Criville, más about that, made the mistake un the next corner
Sam Black. You need me again to explain you those things and you say I have dogshit between my ears?? Maybe your memory or comprehension is lacking some adjustment.... Not enough blood arriving to your brain?? There’s institutions wich help people with problems like yours, mate. Try and go to one. They’ll help you a lot...not to shit yourself everytime you cough and those kind of dayly problems you suffer... Cheers mate. I wish you the best
"F'ken Hell" "You alright Mick ? " "Yeah" You would expect him (with good reason) to go right off, but he kept calm. Dont get tropical when the team boss is standing there.
This was payback for Creville for what happened at Jerez spain, weeks before. But that was the crowds fault for jumping on to the track before the race was finished.
A true champion. To be that calm and expressive at the heat of the moment. A paradox that his riding was so super humanly heroic and then to be this nice smart guy. My hero.
Mick Doohan Is and will always be a god amongst men What he did on those Nsr 500s he tamed em Then went big bang engine on em. Please let’s not forget Repsol is a Spanish company from Criville Pedrosa to Marquez
@Liu Kang skippy was a famous tv kangaroo. a eal animal that was domesticated. and that was the sound they called to them with. it was back from the 60s to 80s i think.
I dont know why Doohan says that...if he does not understand a thing! Even speaking, we can see MD was ten times more inteligent..(i dont mean cos It IS in english). Today, A.C. works as speaker for mgp Broadcast...And IS as boring as hell
I was at that race at Eastern Creek Criville deliberately took him out so he couldn’t win his home GP because Doohan took first place on the last lap at his home GP weeks before from memory. Maybe I’m just a 1eyed Doohan fan?
"I'm not a skippy, you know?" Crivi wasn't insulting him, spainards tend to do that when we disagree. I remember I hated watching Mick winning everything but in retrospect, he was one of the greatest. One of the best rivalries we've ever witnessed. Shame we didn't get to see Mick win more because of his injuries.
TRUTH SEEKER. Doohan a gentleman??? Maybe. But you mean all the politics about getting the bike Criville could not to compete with the same conditions?? The real problem was Criville was too much of a gentleman...if not, he would have beaten Doohan in 96 instead of waiting ‘till 99... It’s too easy to believe what tv sells you...but go inti the facts and you’ll see all the things Doohan made in the back to avoid Crivillé have the same chances...
@@checa160 weren't they both on the same bike??? As for what you think may have happened, the stats say it all. Doohan 134 starts, 54 wins, 95 podiums, 58 poles, 46 fastest laps, 5 championships. Criville, 193 starts, 20 wins, 66 podiums, 12 poles, 20 fastest laps, 2 championships. So not sure where you're getting your facts from. Just sound like a bitter fan boi.
@@ilaser4064. The same bike? It’s obvious you were there and know how it used to be in hrc... It’s still that way. But you can believe they’re all the same and there was no differences. You buy t shirts so it’s good for the business if you believe some things... Thanks
@@checa160 provide proof or STFU. The bikes are the same frame, same engines, same tyres, same gearboxes, etc. Of course there'll be slight differences in setup, but you're implying they gave Criville a completely different, slower bike than what Doohan got. BS!
i love when creville does a tsk tsk tsk and doohan says ..hey im not skippy!!! haha ..either way thats racing! i thought that was pretty diplomatic compared to other motor racing!!!
@@nixxxon18 Doohan was right here though, Creville was not properly in front as it was a corner with good and bad lines, Creville was on a bad line and that was how he ended up hitting Doohan's rear
Doohan eres un campeón como la copa de un pino no hay duda, pero son carreras y si ves un hueco tienes que intentarlo. Lo de Jerez 96 fue una guarrada adelantar a Crivi sabiendo que había gente en pista.Asi no, así no...
Anyone who has ever ridden around Eastern Creek will know how easy it is for that last hairpin to suck you in and you overcook it going in. Which is exactly what Criville did. He fucked up, plain and simple and used the rear off Doohan's bike as a brake. I was in the crowd and they were ready to murder Criville when we saw it on the sidescreens. The things they said about him I can't repeat here. Also got to watch Max Biaggi in the 250s wrap up the 96 world championship that day. He was blisteringly fast. Garry McCoy won the 125CC race.
para nada, criville sabía que no iba a ganar y doohan le había hecho anteriormente una guarrada, criville sabía antes de entrar a esa curva que los dos iban al suelo, por eso se le ve tan tranquilo.
soy fan de crivi pero sigo diciendo lo mismo, doohan le dio un hachazo pero fue con veterania sin embargo crivi justo en esa curva hiba super colado y se nota que aun era "novato" que sea admirador suyo no significa que no sea realista.
Doohan clearly succeeded in pushing Criville out of the way in a very dubious move and likewise, Criville decide it was time for payback and decided to take Doohan out... and himself. These two had it in for each other all season. Both were in the wrong but Doohan had the bigger ego.
@@samblack5313 when two riders are side by side and actually the other on the outside is slightly in front, the one on the inside just can't run the other off track, its dirty. Thats where Doohan was wrong here. Also dont be stupid to bring nationality in here, there are clean and dirty races everywhere in the world you prick. Pedrosa for example, can't get much cleaner than that
Your perception of racing should be don’t fight me as I’m the number one in honda. If you do fight me, I will make honda sign I will get the N°1 stuff and you won’t by contract...so with better bike, evolution and material, Doohan struggled every race to win...with same bike it would have been a different story... Now go and say it was nor like that and Crivillé had the chance of using the same material...
D Lopez Yeah because Alex did so well when he became the #1 rider.. he was a failure, and a great example of Spanish riders having dogshit between their ears. Doohan dominated him basically on 1 leg, which adds to the embarrassing failure that is Creville. I don’t recognise his world title year. Dude was never a champion.
Remembering seeing the following after Pedrosa crashed into Hayden way back when: “Repsol, Spanish for team work”.I guess this was where it all started. Hahaha.
D6onGPS. It seems you think they would share the set up info...have you ever been in a race or a team? I don’t think so...cause I’ve been there...but you can keep on thinking you know a shit about racing..
D6onGPS it’s a fact you have no idea of bike set up. One rider set up doesn’t work for another rider 99% of the times... You must be a master at the bar talking to your idiotic friends...but real life is another thing...and it’s obvious(not for you, ignorant) that doohan and Crivillè riding style was comoletely different... And by the way, Crivillè was far from being a hero for me...not the same you can say about Doohan for you...
You cant compare the two of them. Doohan was/is a living legend and a top bloke. Stoner is/was a whinny kid who complained when ever he didn't get his way. If Doohan had the same issues he would have sorted it out.
@ripple effect and Brandon Myers, OK I will explain why I went for Jamie eyles.... He posted a totally vile racist attack on a fellow poster, it was truly horrible. I then looked into him and found he had stalked the other poster, saying dreadful things about him and his family on the blokes facebook page. I reacted and yes, stalked Jamie eyles. He used his own real name, had a facbook page and even showed his place of employment. By constantly outing him, he removed all his vile rantings and removed his facebook page. He was a total scumbag. That is why I got so triggered. If you wish, you will see that my comments on UA-cam are usually humerous and lighthearted. But I could not standby and let him humilliate and stalk that other poster. The references to piss and shit were quotes from his "Poems" to his victim. I had to show him that he was transparent to attack of his own and he disappeared.
el error de crivi está provocado por el cerrojazo que doohan le pega en la segunda curva. Doohan nunca toleró en su carrera deportiva que nadie le ganara, y menos su teammate. Estaba dispuesto a echarlo de pista con tal de impedir el adelantamiento, y eso desconcentró a crivi y le puso furioso, con el resultado que veis.
@@pabloperez4063 Claro, pero es que encima ese año a Crivi, en su casa precisamente, le ganó la carrera de una forma bastante sucia con la famosa invasión a pista (encima en HRC no le dejaron reclamar porque Doohan era n1), imagínate lo calentito que estaría Crivi
I remember the races, but I never saw this before. Creville "tutt-tutting" at Doohan, and Mick says "I'm not Skippy you know!" Did Spain ever see Skippy? I know it was one of the most widely sold Australian TV shows ever, outside of Neighbours.
no es un error. Es aposta. Se junta con que en Jerez crivillé perdió por la invasión de pista de público y Honda, dispuesta a reclamar, se retractó por la presión de Doohan, que acabó ganando la carrera.
tienes razon que fue aposta, me leido unos cuantos libros y ademas lo dice criville claramente en su biografia (una vida sobre ruedas), de todos modos no es facil acer eso 100% por 100% aposta, estamparte contra otra moto asi porque si...ay que echarle demasiado valor por lo que pueda pasar, asique opino que se le junto un poco todo, lo intento por si acaso porque no habia nada que perder...
Hola buenos días. Mi nombre es Adrián Menchón Morales, soy alumno del máster de periodismo deportivo de la Universidad de Sevilla y me encuentro realizando el trabajo fin de máster sobre MotoGP. Me gustaría pedir permiso para utilizar alguna de estas imágenes para el TFM. Un saludo y espero su respuesta.
Is that a joke?? Did you see how Doohan made the deals in the offices before races??? Rossi style...the best in the office but not in the track...go ask Valentino how he got some of his titles...
Soy español pero he de admitir que Doohan es superior, Criville ha confirmado en varias entrevistas que siempre ha tenido a Doohan de referencia y ha intentado imitarle en el estilo de pilotaje en algunas ocasiones y aprender de él pero aquí creo que se equivoca.
@@antoniolopez3842 ¿Es que crees que Crivillé estaba a la altura de Doohan? Alex era un gran piloto, pero Mick fue uno de los mejores de la historia,y el mismo Crivi dijo que aprendió mucho a su lado.
Doohan ganô la mayoria de carreras en la oficina, vetando el material a Crivillé y jugando con el privilegio de tener todo lo qie el querîa de honda...en eso fue mas fuerte...por piltaje, Crivillè le habría ganado desde el 96
Marc is not a racer, he can win from pole on a bike that is 2 laps clear of the field. Head to head last lap battles, he loses most of them. If he needs to work through the field he just rides through people. Marc never developed his own bike.
Para muestra del caracter del amigo. El final de la carrera deportiva de doohan fue provocado por su ego: final de entrenamientos libres 2 en jerez 1999,(no clasificatorios) se pone a llover y doohan no puede tolerar que los dos españoles lideren la tabla de tiempos. Monta slicks con el suelo semimojado, sale a hacer un tiempo y se destroza la pierna definitivamente e innecesariamente.
Algo así le pasóa Rossi con Lorenzo cuando se partió la pierna. Ese año Jorge venía muy fuerte y primero en el mundial, se puso por delante en casa del italiano, que no lo podía concebir y al suelo pro no calentar goma suficiente y adios temporada. Fue la primera vez que Rossi era superado, y lógicamente no lo llevaba nada bien XD
Crivillè habrïa ganado a Doohan desde el 96 si no hubiese sido tan educado y condescendiente con lamierda de politica de honda, donde doohan hacia y deshacia a conciencia...
nunca le digas a un piloto que no puede salir a buscar un mejor tiempo,a querer ser el mejor de la parrilla ,todos los pilotos salen a ganar como sea y NICK era eso un piloto
Cuando el que va primero no quiere perder hace eso. Las maniobras son de a 2 siempre en este caso criville venía medio segundo más rápido seguro y le cerró la puerta de mala manera. Por más de Doohan diga lo que quiera no le gusta quedar segundo y prefirió hacer eso cerrar porque voy delante pero no es así.
Have a look from 1:10. Doohan is the active part here. Is is making his way to Criville. He is neutral in language and appearance. He shakes C´s hand and asks if he is ok. He says: "That's the way it goes right?” and gives C a chance to show signs of responsibility, concern, blame or maybe even shame. C does not do this and M therefor starts to make his way back to his part of the garage. Then C suddenly take initiative and it is very clear from his very first words that he wants to explain circumstances to D, that takes responsibility away from himself. Well, that right there would make me pretty mad if I was in D´s shoes. And rightly so, I think. C is behaving as a very immature person with no regard at all for others safety or interest. An asshole. Maybe D also is, in some regards, I wouldn't doubt it, but how C behaves here, I think says a bit about his personality and it sure doesn't do him any good (if is important to him to be perceived as something else than an asshole).
Crivi was the begining of NOTHING. He owed all his luck to the fact of Sito Pons having the Big Bang NSR 92, (so superior), and then, to the fact of so many street bikes selling in Spain, And also REPSOL requiesting a spaniard. And ThE generation of Pedrosa, Lorenzo,etc...(true talented masters And Champions) has nothing to do with Alex. He helped zero. I am a spaniard myself, but Alex was nobody great.
Haha--I saw this on live TV while working out in a gym! It was the week I lost my virginity in college. I was laughing so hard in the gym, I couldn't work out anymore. (Not the best day for Team Repsol...HAHA!)
Stop blaming anybody dude.I knew it,Becoz every Spanish riders it's must be acting like that.Still the same! From the classic class,and to the modern class.Big shy by that.Well done#MD1👏😁
Are you talking about Nieto? Lorenzo? Marquez? Do you want to talk about their titles? Or about your english grammar?? Crivillè didn’t beat Doohan from 96 onwards beacause he was too much of a gentleman and Doohan had signed with honda some conditions about chances, materials, evolutions and posibilities...
@@pabloperez4063 In Australia Skippy was a famous TV Kangaroo, who would supposedly try to 'talk' by making the sound - tsk tsk tsk. Mick is chiding Alex.
Tsk tsk tsk is a Spanish expression and sound that means negation….. It would be really funny to see how you guys manage to express yourself in another language in that particular and critical situation.
@@Mistiff The notion that only them who have better particular skills than an individual, is allowed to make critical comments about the particular individual, was dismissed as a viable argument (among intellectuals) a few thousands years ago. It´s up there with the notion that only opinions that yourself are in favor of should be included within freedom of speech. As far as Criville, one could argue that it is within the expected competence of someone with the salary he was paid, to able to communicate in the language that is called english without being misunderstood. I know it is a well spread opinion in Spain, France and some other countries that it is unworthy of them to know how to speak in any other language, even though they encounter communication problems like the example here. Immense stupidity on these individuals part. English is not the language that is spoken where I was born and lives, but I understand and accept that it would cause me limitations and problems to chose not to learn it. My conclusion is that Criville and fellow professional motorcycle riders like him think it's not a problem to be able to only communicate empty and hollow phrases.
Si. Hasta que ves que Doohan frena mas de lo normal en esa curva pensando que haria frenar mas o caerse a Crivile...pero se equivocô y se fieron los dos al suelo...asi de simple
I'm an Aussie and a Mick Doohan fan. One thing that you can't deny is that Greville never failed to give it a red hot go. If I was a commentator back then I would have nicknamed him "Blacky" for all the rubber he left on the tarmac when exiting corners. He was an exciting rider to watch. Greville's only problem was Mick Doohan. Doohan was better tempered, smoother and more disciplined than his rival. It was the difference between 1 championship wins and 5.
Used to get sick of watching Mick win all of the time. Now I look back and he was just fantastic.
@1:02 "F*kin hell" LMAO the most Aussie first reaction from Mick. Love it.
There is something unmistakably Aussie about Doohan. He seems so even tempered, steady, rational - the exact opposite of what you’d expect from a racer in any form. He was just a machine on that NSR - aggressive, precise and relentless.
It truly is impressive. He is obviously angry. But he keeps his temper. Even knowing he was right. A true champion.
@@windtoday Lucky he hadn't had a drink!
He was probably riding the best racing bike ever....
@@andreabrindesi6526best Pilot on the best bike
@@andreabrindesi6526They both were at that point. I like close racing, but Doohan had every right to punch Criville in the head - yet with all that was riding on that race Doohan remained calm, cool and collected. It’s hard for anyone to defend what Criville did, and baffling that Criville would even try to defend himself there.
Man up and aplogize. I know there is a language barrier at play here, but at what point does sheer arrogance make you deny screwing up?
I’m spaniard. But above all , I love moto racing. And this case is obvious Criville’s fault. There was no trajectory available there. He just pushes his bike against Doohan’s. Furthermore, I’m even more impressed by Doohan words afterwards. He is obviously angry. But he keeps his temper. He is assertive with Criville but being respectful and polite. Anyhow, Criville was an excellent pilot. But Doohan was outstanding. Doohan forever.
Criville was all right not really excellent.
Lo que comenta crivi de la primera curva tiene toda la razón. Aunque no justifica la cagada que se pega después pero razón en lo que dice tiene.
And am Catalan and can't stand Marquez xD
Doohan un señor ....
Alex muy mal
Criville actually payed Doohan’s salary 😂😂😂😂
I was a Grand Prix fan in these days, Criville was a follower often slipstreaming Doohan the whole race to try to overtake in the last lap. I remember when Doohan asked and obtained to go back to the pre Big Bang engine on his bike that he knew to be too brutal for Criville so that Alex could no more copy his set up and study his data all the time. Criville was good but never at Doohan’s level, The guy was just something else and winning even without the benefit of the Big Bang engine.
Doohan got back to the screamer but not even he could manage it and got injured on a big crash and then retired definitely
@@robertomorales5347Doohan managed the screamer the last years of his career. The last fatal accident was not because of the screamer
@@nofallsnoballs21 yes it is, he said that himself, he said all Honda riders had the same tools, upgrades and machinery than doohan and all his data, and he need to break that with something: the screamer engine, he was doing some revs with his old nsr while talking about that in a convention
I remember this at the time. It's quite simple really, when Doohan speaks, you listen. Especially considering how chilled he usually is.
Mick: " Your perception of racing needs fine tuning...."
Loved that line.
Yes, you love it because they are talking in your language. It would be really funny to see how you guys manage to express yourself in another language in that particular and critical situation.
this is a real motogp. no traction control. no wheelie control. pure skill.
....e motore 2 tempi 500 cc brutale
I remember that all season long Criville was doing these kamikaze overtakes on the last lap. It was his strategy all year long. It was pissing Mick off to no end as Criville couldn’t go fast enough to lead the race if Mick let him through. So Mick would pretty much lead all laps in all races knowing that Criville would attempt his all or nothing manoeuvre. Funnily this incident marked the end of these overtakes as next season Mick threw his leg over the “screamer” and left Criville for dust. Mick was an amazing rider who beat the legends of the sport in his and their prime...
While Mick probably would have won the 92 title over Rainey, by the time he started his streak most of the those legends had retired.
Criville was a mid pack guy who got helped by Doohan and Honda. Doohan ran toe to toe with the best of all time and belonged there. Doohan wasn't copying off someone elses paper when he ran front pack consistently with Rainey, Schwantz, Lawson.
@@rapid13 no , he was every bit as good as any of the other greats . And even faster on the newer machines .
@@MrKrueger88 Easier to go faster on the newer machines, and especially the much better tires then. But I don’t know why you even commented as I said nothing negative about Mick. It’s just a fact that his championships came after Rainey and Schwantz retired. Hell, Schwantz couldn’t win his until Rainey got hurt. Mick was right there in the thick of things, but that doesn’t change the fact that by ‘91 we had no Lawson, Spencer, Mamola, Sarron, Haslam, Mackenzie, and so many others. Not that Doohan couldn’t have raced with them, he just never had the chance. It’s not an insult to state facts.
@@rapid13 well I am going to point out a harsh reality, one that Doohan lost a championship over. You've got to stay on the bloody thing. There's pace, and then there's falling off. Rainey come off and broke his back. I believe there's no point in predicting what he could have achieved, you could argue that he fucked up, meaning he would never compete again. Attrition is everything in GP racing. Look at all of the others. Magee, Spencer, Sheene, Simoncelli and Dunlop to name a few. They're examples of both ends. If you can't ride or walk because of a stack, no point claiming you're better than another future rider.
Criville iba caliente y sabía que esa carrera o la ganaba él o se iban los dos al suelo... una pena su inglés porque no estaban discutiendo en igualdad de condiciones, pero el "i know that you don't like to be second" es épico
Pero bien que Crivi tiró a Mick.
Si pero esto es motogp... como senna y prost, rossi y gibernau, rossi y stoner, rossi y marquez, esto son las carreras ha pasado siempre y seguira pasando. Si, era su culpa, y si, si Criville no corta en la anterior pasa lo contrario
+DUCATI DESMO a llorar al parque
xikitz La verdad son los dos unos calentones jajaj
Pero si, le tiró un balde de agua helada a Mick
@Antonio Cartagenero Player Eastern crek Australia!creo que se escribe así, es el circuito que se corría antes de Philip Island
i was 7 years old when this happened, standing with my dad and his mates on that very corner. i remember balling my eyes out haha
Me to bro but I was on the front straight . I called all the way home
When u crash into the back of another rider like this how can u possibly try and defend yourself. My guess is that he hasn't seen the replay yet. And his memory of the incident isn't very clear.
They re not talking about the crash incident, but a previous one. The crash was criville’s faul, and he apologized at the beginning
They are tslking about the incident the comentarist is tslking, Doohan push Criville out of the corner, then Criville, más about that, made the mistake un the next corner
Doohan used the brakes harder than usual at that corner as he thought only Crivillé would crash...but he made a mistake..it’s that simple..
D Lopez
Dude, you have dogshit between your ears. Must be Spanish.
Sam Black. You need me again to explain you those things and you say I have dogshit between my ears??
Maybe your memory or comprehension is lacking some adjustment....
Not enough blood arriving to your brain??
There’s institutions wich help people with problems like yours, mate.
Try and go to one. They’ll help you a lot...not to shit yourself everytime you cough and those kind of dayly problems you suffer...
Cheers mate. I wish you the best
"F'ken Hell"
"You alright Mick ? "
"Yeah"
You would expect him (with good reason) to go right off, but he kept calm. Dont get tropical when the team boss is standing there.
This was payback for Creville for what happened at Jerez spain, weeks before. But that was the crowds fault for jumping on to the track before the race was finished.
That overtake was perfect. This one was dog sh!t. Creville is an embarrassment to the sport.
A true champion. To be that calm and expressive at the heat of the moment. A paradox that his riding was so super humanly heroic and then to be this nice smart guy. My hero.
Una buena forma de hacerse respetar. A lo Haga, dar siempre más de lo que se recibe en pista.
Crivi!!!!!!!!! el puto amo.
Lol Crivi's fault and Mick let it go but Criville acted like a fool
"Bullshit"
-Mick Doohan said calmly
10yrars….anyone still remember those days?
When I stay on my dad legs and watching those past legends ,It is so excited and nostalgic.
I'm 72, of course I remember those days like yesterday! But today, I've forgotten what I had for brekky.😉
that is why he is The world champion
Mick Doohan
Is and will always be a god amongst men
What he did on those Nsr 500s he tamed em
Then went big bang engine on em.
Please let’s not forget Repsol is a Spanish company from Criville
Pedrosa to Marquez
hahaha "i'm not skippy ya know" like Alex knows what that means...
@Liu Kang skippy was a famous tv kangaroo. a eal animal that was domesticated. and that was the sound they called to them with. it was back from the 60s to 80s i think.
I dont know why Doohan says that...if he does not understand a thing! Even speaking, we can see MD was ten times more inteligent..(i dont mean cos It IS in english). Today, A.C. works as speaker for mgp Broadcast...And IS as boring as hell
It's not like Mick never took anyone out, Doohan almost cost Schwantz the 1993 title when he bowled into Schwantz and Barros at Donnington
You don’t understand the situation surrounding this legend and the clown he’s explaining racing to.
Mick Doohan to Alex Criville: "Your perception about racing should be fine tuning."
CS27 to VR46: "Your ambition exceed your talent."
I was at that race at Eastern Creek Criville deliberately took him out so he couldn’t win his home GP because Doohan took first place on the last lap at his home GP weeks before from memory. Maybe I’m just a 1eyed Doohan fan?
I was there that day too. Damnit i hate getting reminded how old i am!.
"I'm not a skippy, you know?" Crivi wasn't insulting him, spainards tend to do that when we disagree. I remember I hated watching Mick winning everything but in retrospect, he was one of the greatest.
One of the best rivalries we've ever witnessed. Shame we didn't get to see Mick win more because of his injuries.
Shows the man the way he lives his life ,yeah he could flip out but he just shook his hand to say no hard feelings mate
Criville wanted to fight anyway even though Mick was a gentleman and Criville was at fault
TRUTH SEEKER. Doohan a gentleman??? Maybe. But you mean all the politics about getting the bike Criville could not to compete with the same conditions??
The real problem was Criville was too much of a gentleman...if not, he would have beaten Doohan in 96 instead of waiting ‘till 99...
It’s too easy to believe what tv sells you...but go inti the facts and you’ll see all the things Doohan made in the back to avoid Crivillé have the same chances...
@@checa160 weren't they both on the same bike??? As for what you think may have happened, the stats say it all. Doohan 134 starts, 54 wins, 95 podiums, 58 poles, 46 fastest laps, 5 championships. Criville, 193 starts, 20 wins, 66 podiums, 12 poles, 20 fastest laps, 2 championships. So not sure where you're getting your facts from. Just sound like a bitter fan boi.
@@ilaser4064. The same bike? It’s obvious you were there and know how it used to be in hrc...
It’s still that way. But you can believe they’re all the same and there was no differences.
You buy t shirts so it’s good for the business if you believe some things...
Thanks
@@checa160 provide proof or STFU. The bikes are the same frame, same engines, same tyres, same gearboxes, etc. Of course there'll be slight differences in setup, but you're implying they gave Criville a completely different, slower bike than what Doohan got. BS!
Mick was awesome. Managed to tap him on the shoulder at Donny on the slowing down lap. The guy is a Racer.
i love when creville does a tsk tsk tsk and doohan says ..hey im not skippy!!! haha ..either way thats racing! i thought that was pretty diplomatic compared to other motor racing!!!
👏👏👏
Doohan was trying to be diplomatic because deep inside knew he was a bit dirty and very on the limit
Karma 👌🏻❤️
@@nixxxon18 Doohan was right here though, Creville was not properly in front as it was a corner with good and bad lines, Creville was on a bad line and that was how he ended up hitting Doohan's rear
@@Studentofgosset that's usually how you try to overtake... by going on the inside of the corner and not using the normal racing line.
That's racing.....the pressure is on and you go hard. Doohan was pissed off but accepted that shit can happen.
Doohan eres un campeón como la copa de un pino no hay duda, pero son carreras y si ves un hueco tienes que intentarlo. Lo de Jerez 96 fue una guarrada adelantar a Crivi sabiendo que había gente en pista.Asi no, así no...
Should have told the stupid fans that 😂😂
"you know what racing is? bullshit.....your perception of racing needs to be fine tuned" lol, that was good
Doohan 100% right , Marquez should watch this and learn ... spanish riders look a lot like
Doohan was willing to let it go until Criville opened his mouth.
Mick shoulda put one his chin..but no one always cool calm and collected. Legend
Mick was the bowling ball when he first started out in 500's.
Anyone who has ever ridden around Eastern Creek will know how easy it is for that last hairpin to suck you in and you overcook it going in. Which is exactly what Criville did. He fucked up, plain and simple and used the rear off Doohan's bike as a brake.
I was in the crowd and they were ready to murder Criville when we saw it on the sidescreens. The things they said about him I can't repeat here.
Also got to watch Max Biaggi in the 250s wrap up the 96 world championship that day. He was blisteringly fast.
Garry McCoy won the 125CC race.
Good to see Mick having he's say .
This happens when the slowest must win.
para nada, criville sabía que no iba a ganar y doohan le había hecho anteriormente una guarrada, criville sabía antes de entrar a esa curva que los dos iban al suelo, por eso se le ve tan tranquilo.
You need to find the stuff that Matt Oxley put in the press after this race. Oxley had a knack for firing up the riders.
What does "KNACK" mean here...?
Sort of like " really good at '" something.
soy fan de crivi pero sigo diciendo lo mismo, doohan le dio un hachazo pero fue con veterania sin embargo crivi justo en esa curva hiba super colado y se nota que aun era "novato" que sea admirador suyo no significa que no sea realista.
Totalmente de acuerdo
Spaniards still sobbing in their sangria. Ole' Doohan.
Estamos cansados de ganar títulos desde 2010
Muy bien. Calientes y se ponen a debatir tranquilamente. Un diez para los dos
Doohan clearly succeeded in pushing Criville out of the way in a very dubious move and likewise, Criville decide it was time for payback and decided to take Doohan out... and himself. These two had it in for each other all season. Both were in the wrong but Doohan had the bigger ego.
and the bigger skill
120 % agree with you lemonjellies 😎
@@samblack5313 when two riders are side by side and actually the other on the outside is slightly in front, the one on the inside just can't run the other off track, its dirty. Thats where Doohan was wrong here. Also dont be stupid to bring nationality in here, there are clean and dirty races everywhere in the world you prick. Pedrosa for example, can't get much cleaner than that
He just had the bigger contract. That’s it.
Doohans overtake was textbook. Your perception of racing needs fine tuning, Spanish!t 🤡
Your perception for racing needs to be fine tuning ..
+500😎
Criville = sh1t for brains
Your perception of racing should be don’t fight me as I’m the number one in honda. If you do fight me, I will make honda sign I will get the N°1 stuff and you won’t by contract...so with better bike, evolution and material, Doohan struggled every race to win...with same bike it would have been a different story...
Now go and say it was nor like that and Crivillé had the chance of using the same material...
D Lopez
Yeah because Alex did so well when he became the #1 rider.. he was a failure, and a great example of Spanish riders having dogshit between their ears. Doohan dominated him basically on 1 leg, which adds to the embarrassing failure that is Creville. I don’t recognise his world title year. Dude was never a champion.
@@checa160 Yeah and you're not biased at all right.....Lopez huh, Spanish name by chance?
Remembering seeing the following after Pedrosa crashed into Hayden way back when: “Repsol, Spanish for team work”.I guess this was where it all started. Hahaha.
From Australia
tch tch tch, I'm not skippy mate.
Mick Doohan gold!
Criville going for a non existant gap , Doohan showing his class by not overreacting
I’m Spaniard. And you’re fully right. A true gentleman Mike Doohan
Alex couldn’t set up a bike to save himself he would tell the techs to set it up like Mikes
Yes. And you wake up after that dream...
D Lopez sounds like you live in dream land
D6onGPS. It seems you think they would share the set up info...have you ever been in a race or a team? I don’t think so...cause I’ve been there...but you can keep on thinking you know a shit about racing..
D Lopez it’s a known fact your hero couldn’t set a bike up and copied mikes settings
D6onGPS it’s a fact you have no idea of bike set up. One rider set up doesn’t work for another rider 99% of the times...
You must be a master at the bar talking to your idiotic friends...but real life is another thing...and it’s obvious(not for you, ignorant) that doohan and Crivillè riding style was comoletely different...
And by the way, Crivillè was far from being a hero for me...not the same you can say about Doohan for you...
Mick was the best....so fun to watch
Now I know where Stoner gets his attitude from.
Fucking WORLD Champion heathens, if you please!
You cant compare the two of them. Doohan was/is a living legend and a top bloke. Stoner is/was a whinny kid who complained when ever he didn't get his way. If Doohan had the same issues he would have sorted it out.
@ripple effect thanks I needed a laugh.
@ripple effect it's deep seated, not deepseeded.
@ripple effect and Brandon Myers, OK I will explain why I went for Jamie eyles.... He posted a totally vile racist attack on a fellow poster, it was truly horrible. I then looked into him and found he had stalked the other poster, saying dreadful things about him and his family on the blokes facebook page. I reacted and yes, stalked Jamie eyles. He used his own real name, had a facbook page and even showed his place of employment. By constantly outing him, he removed all his vile rantings and removed his facebook page. He was a total scumbag. That is why I got so triggered. If you wish, you will see that my comments on UA-cam are usually humerous and lighthearted. But I could not standby and let him humilliate and stalk that other poster. The references to piss and shit were quotes from his "Poems" to his victim. I had to show him that he was transparent to attack of his own and he disappeared.
Please what circuit is it and which year?
Eastern Creek, 1996.
“We’re not Skippy you know?” 🤣🤣🤣🤣
what a two champions
One legend, one rodent.
Así son las carreras :)
これもレースだ🤩👍🔥
el error de crivi está provocado por el cerrojazo que doohan le pega en la segunda curva. Doohan nunca toleró en su carrera deportiva que nadie le ganara, y menos su teammate. Estaba dispuesto a echarlo de pista con tal de impedir el adelantamiento, y eso desconcentró a crivi y le puso furioso, con el resultado que veis.
Y menos en su casa
@@pabloperez4063 Claro, pero es que encima ese año a Crivi, en su casa precisamente, le ganó la carrera de una forma bastante sucia con la famosa invasión a pista (encima en HRC no le dejaron reclamar porque Doohan era n1), imagínate lo calentito que estaría Crivi
I remember the races, but I never saw this before. Creville "tutt-tutting" at Doohan, and Mick says "I'm not Skippy you know!" Did Spain ever see Skippy? I know it was one of the most widely sold Australian TV shows ever, outside of Neighbours.
what was that ?Somebody sabotaged the recording
I hate ThE man
no es un error. Es aposta. Se junta con que en Jerez crivillé perdió por la invasión de pista de público y Honda, dispuesta a reclamar, se retractó por la presión de Doohan, que acabó ganando la carrera.
Mick was a pure pro!
tienes razon que fue aposta, me leido unos cuantos libros y ademas lo dice criville claramente en su biografia (una vida sobre ruedas), de todos modos no es facil acer eso 100% por 100% aposta, estamparte contra otra moto asi porque si...ay que echarle demasiado valor por lo que pueda pasar, asique opino que se le junto un poco todo, lo intento por si acaso porque no habia nada que perder...
Doohan was right and Criville was playing some mental games in the box to make him even more nervous. It's impossible to deny a mistake like that...
Which GP is this?
Hola buenos días.
Mi nombre es Adrián Menchón Morales, soy alumno del máster de periodismo deportivo de la Universidad de Sevilla y me encuentro realizando el trabajo fin de máster sobre MotoGP. Me gustaría pedir permiso para utilizar alguna de estas imágenes para el TFM.
Un saludo y espero su respuesta.
criville's attitude is stupid, doohan tried to be nice and he just wanted to piss him off.
Is that a joke?? Did you see how Doohan made the deals in the offices before races??? Rossi style...the best in the office but not in the track...go ask Valentino how he got some of his titles...
if you do that today you lose your ride. just like ianonne this year
What hapend to ianone?
@@gorangoran637 fired from ducati because he hit his teammate dovizioso
2 grandes .excentes corredores.
Uno mejor que el otro
Doohan era un Guarro! Hoy en dia le descalificarian en la mayoria de carreras..
Disculpa, una pregunta: en que carrera y año ocurrio este asunto? gracias
keep dreaming buddy,
No le descalificarian, pero sin la ayuda de honda y la organizacion, probablemente Crivillé habria ganado en el 96 ya...
Soy español pero he de admitir que Doohan es superior, Criville ha confirmado en varias entrevistas que siempre ha tenido a Doohan de referencia y ha intentado imitarle en el estilo de pilotaje en algunas ocasiones y aprender de él pero aquí creo que se equivoca.
Tú eres tonto qué coño españo ni mierda pa ti
@@antoniolopez3842 ¿Es que crees que Crivillé estaba a la altura de Doohan? Alex era un gran piloto, pero Mick fue uno de los mejores de la historia,y el mismo Crivi dijo que aprendió mucho a su lado.
@@sergiodlrh7074 aprendió a putear al compañero de equipo.
Doohan ganô la mayoria de carreras en la oficina, vetando el material a Crivillé y jugando con el privilegio de tener todo lo qie el querîa de honda...en eso fue mas fuerte...por piltaje, Crivillè le habría ganado desde el 96
@@checa160 estabas tú en la oficina, para contarlo ahora? (Calumnias a pequeña escala, aunque a nadie l importa).
"You know what racing is?" Brutal.
Criville responded to him on the track.
@@bcnpopnando7019 Yeah, by losing more and becoming even less relevant.
Mick is the one guy who’d be able to take it to Márquez on a regular basis & would have found Rossi’s attempts at Mind games hilarious.
Rossi is slow
Salty😝
Marc is not a racer, he can win from pole on a bike that is 2 laps clear of the field. Head to head last lap battles, he loses most of them. If he needs to work through the field he just rides through people. Marc never developed his own bike.
he never had any compitition once Rainey Schwantz Lawson Gardner were gone> he couldn't help but win
Para muestra del caracter del amigo. El final de la carrera deportiva de doohan fue provocado por su ego: final de entrenamientos libres 2 en jerez 1999,(no clasificatorios) se pone a llover y doohan no puede tolerar que los dos españoles lideren la tabla de tiempos. Monta slicks con el suelo semimojado, sale a hacer un tiempo y se destroza la pierna definitivamente e innecesariamente.
Algo así le pasóa Rossi con Lorenzo cuando se partió la pierna. Ese año Jorge venía muy fuerte y primero en el mundial, se puso por delante en casa del italiano, que no lo podía concebir y al suelo pro no calentar goma suficiente y adios temporada. Fue la primera vez que Rossi era superado, y lógicamente no lo llevaba nada bien XD
Crivillè habrïa ganado a Doohan desde el 96 si no hubiese sido tan educado y condescendiente con lamierda de politica de honda, donde doohan hacia y deshacia a conciencia...
nunca le digas a un piloto que no puede salir a buscar un mejor tiempo,a querer ser el mejor de la parrilla ,todos los pilotos salen a ganar como sea y NICK era eso un piloto
What's that Skip?
'Im not Skippy you know!"
Cuando el que va primero no quiere perder hace eso. Las maniobras son de a 2 siempre en este caso criville venía medio segundo más rápido seguro y le cerró la puerta de mala manera. Por más de Doohan diga lo que quiera no le gusta quedar segundo y prefirió hacer eso cerrar porque voy delante pero no es así.
doohan vs criville forever times
1996 was very close year between them.
Vaya, como me recuerda esto a Márquez va Rossi... 🤦♀️
Have a look from 1:10. Doohan is the active part here. Is is making his way to Criville. He is neutral in language and appearance. He shakes C´s hand and asks if he is ok. He says: "That's the way it goes right?” and gives C a chance to show signs of responsibility, concern, blame or maybe even shame. C does not do this and M therefor starts to make his way back to his part of the garage. Then C suddenly take initiative and it is very clear from his very first words that he wants to explain circumstances to D, that takes responsibility away from himself. Well, that right there would make me pretty mad if I was in D´s shoes. And rightly so, I think. C is behaving as a very immature person with no regard at all for others safety or interest. An asshole. Maybe D also is, in some regards, I wouldn't doubt it, but how C behaves here, I think says a bit about his personality and it sure doesn't do him any good (if is important to him to be perceived as something else than an asshole).
Fuck, those were the days haha
Mc jegger i love it
Se que no te gusta quedar segundo!!! Crivi, Lorenzo, Marquez..the beginning of all was Crivi!!
Crivi was the begining of NOTHING. He owed all his luck to the fact of Sito Pons having the Big Bang NSR 92, (so superior), and then, to the fact of so many street bikes selling in Spain, And also REPSOL requiesting a spaniard.
And ThE generation of Pedrosa, Lorenzo,etc...(true talented masters And Champions) has nothing to do with Alex. He helped zero. I am a spaniard myself, but Alex was nobody great.
Who was ThE stupid Who stopped ThE recording????
Haha--I saw this on live TV while working out in a gym! It was the week I lost my virginity in college. I was laughing so hard in the gym, I couldn't work out anymore. (Not the best day for Team Repsol...HAHA!)
You came quick huh?
@@karlmoody4891 Your Mom didn't mind. She said I still lasted a lot longer than your dad.
@@hossesarse wow, a middle aged man still making ‘your mum’ jokes. Pathetic.
@@hossesarse not sure what you failing to get laid until you got to college has to do with anything.
Verdad como un templo de Criville😂
A Doohan no le gusta quedar segundo y menos de su compañero
1:39 we're not "Skippy" you know😄
這一場精彩最後兩敗俱傷卡比羅西漁翁得利！
Just forgive him BIG MICK...he jealous!!!
Stop blaming anybody dude.I knew it,Becoz every Spanish riders it's must be acting like that.Still the same! From the classic class,and to the modern class.Big shy by that.Well done#MD1👏😁
Are you talking about Nieto? Lorenzo? Marquez? Do you want to talk about their titles? Or about your english grammar?? Crivillè didn’t beat Doohan from 96 onwards beacause he was too much of a gentleman and Doohan had signed with honda some conditions about chances, materials, evolutions and posibilities...
What is Doohan saying at 1:42?
Fredric Dubois He said to Mick "Tsk Tsk Tsk" and Mick said, "I'm not Skippy, you know".
@@irenequinn-hawtin4061 meaning of skippy??
@@pabloperez4063 In Australia Skippy was a famous TV Kangaroo, who would supposedly try to 'talk' by making the sound - tsk tsk tsk. Mick is chiding Alex.
Tsk tsk tsk is a Spanish expression and sound that means negation…..
It would be really funny to see how you guys manage to express yourself in another language in that particular and critical situation.
@@Mistiff The notion that only them who have better particular skills than an individual, is allowed to make critical comments about the particular individual, was dismissed as a viable argument (among intellectuals) a few thousands years ago. It´s up there with the notion that only opinions that yourself are in favor of should be included within freedom of speech. As far as Criville, one could argue that it is within the expected competence of someone with the salary he was paid, to able to communicate in the language that is called english without being misunderstood. I know it is a well spread opinion in Spain, France and some other countries that it is unworthy of them to know how to speak in any other language, even though they encounter communication problems like the example here. Immense stupidity on these individuals part. English is not the language that is spoken where I was born and lives, but I understand and accept that it would cause me limitations and problems to chose not to learn it. My conclusion is that Criville and fellow professional motorcycle riders like him think it's not a problem to be able to only communicate empty and hollow phrases.
Doohan Vs Marc
Who wins
1:37
這是Criville自己的錯，他自己判斷失誤，要過不過的，不夠果斷！
soy español pero esta claro que criville comete un gran error-fail de novato contra el gran mick doohan, saludos
Si. Hasta que ves que Doohan frena mas de lo normal en esa curva pensando que haria frenar mas o caerse a Crivile...pero se equivocô y se fieron los dos al suelo...asi de simple
Criville must look back in shame on how he rode that year...
That was a dog act.
I'm an Aussie and a Mick Doohan fan. One thing that you can't deny is that Greville never failed to give it a red hot go. If I was a commentator back then I would have nicknamed him "Blacky" for all the rubber he left on the tarmac when exiting corners. He was an exciting rider to watch.
Greville's only problem was Mick Doohan. Doohan was better tempered, smoother and more disciplined than his rival. It was the difference between 1 championship wins and 5.
He’s an embarrassment to the sport.
Criville的錯！
他要近彎時猶豫不覺！
“Repsol. It’s Spanish for teamwork.”
Spanish for corruption.
Me hizo acordar a Senna vs Prost
This is basically Hamilton vs. Rosberg
Who vs who?!
Way she goes boys. Sometimes she goes sometimes she doesn't