All time classic. I remember seeing this in 2008 and being absolutely mesmerized. It has been fourteen years since then and this still doesn't fail to impress me.
Love how he approaches the corners; like a work of art, backed with that mesmerising flaunter and lean in - then the wondrous execution with the rear - he then puts on the torque for the front entry and exit - Beautiful, just beautiful - especially when the bike wobbles in harmony for the exiting - as if so out of control yet so in control - Spectacular stuff from Ryuichi Kiyonari - This is what made Casey Stoner's riding in the Motogp easy on the eye - Ryuichi here makes a strong case for why riding is not just about the speed - its about the beauty too!
In many cases in motorsports, the bike often makes the difference in the standings. especially at this time CBR1000RR fighting power was low. this video was proof that KIYO was at a level worthy of being a champion.
I would’ve t say the car is at a huge disadvantage its definitely smoother then its rivals and back in those days where electronics are not as capable and tires are not as good that buttery smoothness of the cbr definitely helps
As i'm sat watching this clip of him yet again (many, many times now over the years!!!) my German Shepherd called Kiyo after the man himself is sat next to me lol... :D
A very mercurial racer. When he felt good and the bike was set up in a way he was comfortable with, he could be absolutely dominant. This video shows what he he had at his peak.
@@TheRealSykx actually having no reaction is best. Reacting means chopping the throttle, which leads to high sides. The best thing to do when the rear kicks out is to do nothing at all, that is, maintain the current throttle position and let the rear tire naturally regain traction
Can anybody please tell me the name of the commentator with whose voice the video started with ?? I like watching WSBK races but his commentary adds something to the races which makes them way more interesting and fun to watch.
It might be a good thing to do something about the troll going by the username trant7 motogp. Other than that, here are few taughts crossing my mind: - motorcycle tires's hemispheric shape are anti aquaplaning. Car tires are the opposite. - I thought for a long time it didn't help much around corners. This video proves me wrong. - TC or not, front braking before the corner isn't affected much. - TC or not, rear braking isn't affected much since it's barely used, if not at all at the end of a long straight. Those brief and brutal rear end slide at the end of corners couldn't be recovered without TC. A human reaction time has a limit. This is wet pavement. It's not clay. All that being said, this display is hard to top!
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All time classic. I remember seeing this in 2008 and being absolutely mesmerized. It has been fourteen years since then and this still doesn't fail to impress me.
Same for me all the time
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There was no one there other than the riders, Marshalls and teams, no spectators so you must of been dreaming you were there
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@@pippy4658 tv did exist in 2008 fyi
damn, love that slide, very nice how he can control it and do it more 10 times, what a legend!
they actually slide a bit every corner. even when its dry
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I became a fan of Kiyonari because I fell in love with motorcycle racing after watching "the divine riding of a Japanese rider on a CBR1000RR.
Imagine the best Japanese rider on MotoGP
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I can't seem to find it on UA-cam 😢
いやぁ懐かしい。まだバイク乗りたての頃、この動画を見て驚愕したんだ。バイクがこんな動きするわけない、って信じられなかったよ。
This video is infact legendary, there should be a hall of fame place for it
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Love how he approaches the corners; like a work of art, backed with that mesmerising flaunter and lean in - then the wondrous execution with the rear - he then puts on the torque for the front entry and exit - Beautiful, just beautiful - especially when the bike wobbles in harmony for the exiting - as if so out of control yet so in control - Spectacular stuff from Ryuichi Kiyonari - This is what made Casey Stoner's riding in the Motogp easy on the eye - Ryuichi here makes a strong case for why riding is not just about the speed - its about the beauty too!
To this day I come back at least once a month to watch this. Pure control.
In many cases in motorsports, the bike often makes the difference in the standings. especially at this time CBR1000RR fighting power was low. this video was proof that KIYO was at a level worthy of being a champion.
idk rain and dry speed is very different
I would’ve t say the car is at a huge disadvantage its definitely smoother then its rivals and back in those days where electronics are not as capable and tires are not as good that buttery smoothness of the cbr definitely helps
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He's a 3 time British Superbike Champion 2006,2007 & 2010.
*Meanwhile, the two Englishmen were seemingly hoping the Japanese racer would drop the bike.*
The skill level is simply brilliant. Massive respect for him even though I'm not a die hard motorbike fan
I have a motorcycle. But i don't watch this sport. But you do not need to be an expert to know that this is legendary stuff.
Purely mesmerizing... Can never say that I've watched it enough...
That was amazing! Give him all the points
As i'm sat watching this clip of him yet again (many, many times now over the years!!!) my German Shepherd called Kiyo after the man himself is sat next to me lol... :D
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The camerawork was so amazing too!!
Guys.!!! What a Ride!!! Always a Great Memory.!!!
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I remember an afternoon where my dad watched some sbk races and superpoles. And then he saw THIS and called me up in bedroom to watch it
A very mercurial racer. When he felt good and the bike was set up in a way he was comfortable with, he could be absolutely dominant. This video shows what he he had at his peak.
Also he's a 3-time winner of the British Superbike Championship 2006, 2007 & 2010. Absolutely phenomenal rider.
He is the traction control! 😎😎
He isnt. You can hear the traction control system cut in
@@crosswire7777 still gotta be able to predict and react to it appropriately
@@TheRealSykx actually having no reaction is best. Reacting means chopping the throttle, which leads to high sides. The best thing to do when the rear kicks out is to do nothing at all, that is, maintain the current throttle position and let the rear tire naturally regain traction
it was crazy
I remember Kiyo so well but still amazed that this was 16 YEARS ago. Where has the time gone?
Great skills, looked like he was enjoying it
WHAT A BEAST , that's crazy to me
Watched this so many times, Amazing control 👏
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One of my favourite ever riders. Still got a replica Kiyo Shoei - great design...
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Very impressive 🔥🔥🔥👍👍👍
Amazing 🤩
Awesone skill 🤙
when it slides, it's really very satisfying!!!!!!
Sheer talent !
The best ever!
Quel pilote, bravo respect 👍
2008 had been the masterpiece rainy year of motosport. Rossi in Indianapolis and Kiyonari in Donington!
違うの観てたけど、こっちの高画質いいな！
テクニック凄い！
King Kiyo!
Grande
Legend!
Clássico!!
Kiyonari is the beast.
Master slider !
Kiyonari was wayyy underrated
so mindblowing
The King 👑
I higley doubt anyone will impress me more then Kionari and Haga....
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I remember being annoyed that they cut to a replay at the time, and it's still annoying today
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Já vi esse vídeo várias vezes e vou ver muitas outras...
this is what I call control of the bike to the max
The Man.
Insane
This was an awesome race, back when WSBK was a great show...
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Hero
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Indian
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I've rode bikes round Donny in the wet. By far the slipperiest surface I've ever come across.
To me the SC59 is my alltime favorite design wise.
I cannot contain myself
Poetry in motion
I remember when he accidentally knocked off, Shakey. He was obviously upset and apologized immediately.
Este toca muito
Superpole was my nickname in College.
"Look at this.... what you can see there is.....DAWHWWWWW"
Can anybody please tell me the name of the commentator with whose voice the video started with ??
I like watching WSBK races but his commentary adds something to the races which makes them way more interesting and fun to watch.
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I cavalieri che domavano i cavalli imbizzarriti❤❤
A clip right there, is what separates the men from the boys…
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He was still second... Imagine 1st one😂😛😺
Is he going to ride for Suzuka 8hours this year? Can’t wait to watch!
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滑りたくなーる ゴメン吹いた！って空耳の奴か、懐かししいなｗ
Fookin' 'ell! He were good
Reckon he'd be great at speedway riding.
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This is what the term Ghost Ride with whip comes from..lol
Trying doing that on a present day motogp bike these days... 😅😅
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Noriyuky Haga brother?
Does he dance with slick tyres?
Bike totally out of shape. Rider totally cool with that. That's Kiyo. Doing things with a Fireblade others could only dream of.
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Anyone remember sideways Gary?
My dad was in his crew
With the board
And I have that helmet at home from him he raced in it
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Haga, corser, baylis, fabrizio, checa and him
What a great years
biaggi ?
@@urbanconveyorr8158 yes, biaggi 👍and toseland
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Beast japa
Raingod.
heeeeeeeeeero
これが正しいバイクライディングだと思う。
今の奇形とも言えるSBKで清成の様なライダーは誕生するだろうか？
Yee haw cowboy git er done
My man's riding that CBR1000RR like it's a supermoto
like Stoner&GP8
Signore e signori,ecco come si guida in pista
Good but the bike does a lot of work for you on them
0:30 Look at the times. Good old Tom Sykes was faster.
🏍🔥🏁🇪🇦 RR RACE
How bikes should still be
Twin Hafizh Syahrin😂
It might be a good thing to do something about the troll going by the username trant7 motogp.
Other than that, here are few taughts crossing my mind:
- motorcycle tires's hemispheric shape are anti aquaplaning. Car tires are the opposite.
- I thought for a long time it didn't help much around corners. This video proves me wrong.
- TC or not, front braking before the corner isn't affected much.
- TC or not, rear braking isn't affected much since it's barely used, if not at all at the end of a long straight.
Those brief and brutal rear end slide at the end of corners couldn't be recovered without TC. A human reaction time has a limit. This is wet pavement. It's not clay.
All that being said, this display is hard to top!
Now show true talent and do it on a NSR500
It was not Donington Park but Brands Hatch.
No no it's Donington
@@il-ma.le. this is the link of the 2008 season. it.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Campionato_mondiale_Superbike_2008
@@mdisang78 this was the 'Europe' GP then, black and white kerbs and that squared hairpin are Donington's
@@mdisang78 in the mean time, this is some action at Brands Hatch from another championship
ua-cam.com/video/J94PF43oEps/v-deo.html
@@il-ma.le. I didn't notice the chicane at turns 9 and 10. Sorry!
Du grand art ❤💦💯
These brits commentators are always so jealous about any rider out of UK.. they are so looser! Respect to Kiyo.
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I love the sound except for the babbling presenters.
Kiyonari!,
Kiyonari!
Hirotani!
Saitama!
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Wsbk > kiyonari
MotoGP > miller
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MotoGP
WSBK
Rossi
Alex
Lowes
This is not important.
Supported Kiyo for many years, when he liked the set up he was unbeatable, if he didn't like it he was average
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traction control me balls,he,s a shit hot pilot,lets just enjoy