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Bradshaw's crash at Indy made all the difference. He only scored 2 points there when he could have easily scored 18 or more. Then all he would have to do is finish this race and he would be the champ.
DAMON BRADSHAW WON 10 RACES THAT YEAR. SOMETHING THAT HAD NOT BEEN DONE AT THE TIME. AND YAMAHA WAS LETTING HIM GO AFTER THE SEASON. HE DOMINATED THE SUPERCROSS SEASON AND IN THE LAST RACE HE DIDNT EVEN TRY TO WIN THE CHAMPIONSHIP AT ALL. IF HE WANTED TO WIN THE CHAMPIONSHIO FOR YAMAHA, HE WOULD HAVE WON THE RACE. PERIOD. HE WAS PISSED AND DIDN'T GIVE A DAM AND DIDN'T EVEN TRY TO GET INSIDE THE SPOT IN THE RACE THAT WOULD HAVE EARNED HIM THE CHAMPIONSHIO. STANTON WAS A TRUE CHAMPION OUTDOORS AND IN SUPERCROSS. BUT BRADSHAW GAVE THAT CHAMPIONSHIP AWAY PURPOSELY. AND STANTON GOING AROUND WITH THE 1 FINGER STICKING UP BECAUSE HE WON THE CHAMPIONSHIP ACTUALLY MADE HIM LOOK LIKE A REALLY POOR CHAMPION THAT YEAR. LOOKED LIKE A NERD RIDING AROUND LIKE HE WAS NUMBER ONE. AND YEA HE WON THE CHAMPIONSHIP. BUT NOT BECAUSE HE WAS NUMBER 1. BECAUSE BRADSHAW HANDED IT TO HIM
This video focused on only Damon Bradshaw who was behind his set goal most of the race.Why was it pushing for Bradshaw and not Jeff Stanton who actually won the race and the title? That's weird as hell
he just did a race at Pleasure Valley Raceway PA with Travis Pastrana Mike Brown Doug Henry Mike Jones. its on facebook. ua-cam.com/video/oTLeRJrSRU8/v-deo.html
Dude the track was nothing but steep wall jumps and the rockers were mini jumps, there’s no way you can that fast on that track even with today’s bikes
justin cassidy Jean-Michel BAYLE GREAT CHAMPION, world champion motocross + US champion + ride ni grand-prix vitesse ni 250cc and 500cc THÉ GRÉÂT CHAMPION ( I’M not sure for my english,I’M french)
Lets face it. We had more talent with 2-strokes and technical tracks like this, (oh yea, we were the best in the world too.). It seems to be a catch 22 type of thing. I dug the bike competition development in the 70's to 1986. It was like a race in itself. But the 4 stroke is easier to ride, they make great power for hooking up to the ground, the pull a gear much longer than a 2-stroke, so the tracks got fast and smooth. It was all done so the EPA could push the 2-stroke out of the market (failed because the market is resilient, because it is our lives). My question is, if this direction continues of bikes getting easier and tracks getting easier (it is a different and more dangerous skill though- 30% faster), if bikes get as easy to ride as sitting in a Lazy Boy Recliner chair, will we all be bragging about how much skill we have?
He didn't have a bad day. He done it purposely due to YAMAHA already letting him go the next YEAR. If he would have wanted it, he would have won the race itself
The points were a joke. No fucking way you win 9 and another wins 3. And it's that close. Should of been 25 then 20 for second. Points bullshit to keep it close is bs. No benefit to winning.
@@JosephDredd31 yes... Jeff was hard working and driven competitor. To me that is not boring at all , as pressrolls states , It is very appealing and inspiring.
Jesus I was 15 yr old then . MX&SX was all I was into . 43yr old now & still riding a 2 stroke haha kx250 06 ..
WE ALL WANT TO THANK THE VAULT FOR LETTING US SHARE THESE GREAT RACING MOMENTS IN MOTOCROSS RACING HISTORY THE VAULT ROCKS!!
BEST RACING VIDEOS ON INNER WEB
HATS OFF TO YOU HERE AT THE VAULT
This track was brutal. You don't see this type of track nowadays
Man these old track were GNARLY compared to the super smooth stuff they put together now.
They will go down in history as the 2 greatest motocross anouncers.
Thank you so much for these valuable gems ... thanks!
Still can't believe Damon Bradshaw didn't get this title!
Bradshaw crashed hard the week before at redbud and tore his ACL. And has never used that as an excuse.........
I was there that day. So tough to watch for Bradshaw.
Thanks so much for all these classic races. I love this channel. If I had to pick just a few UA-cam channels to have, this would definitely be one of my choices. Thanks again.
Stanton truly great rider legend,in a time when there was so many great riders,
Nothing like SX in the Coliseum 🥇
JMB t’es le meilleur pilote,champion en MX , en SX et à piloté en grand prix moto VITESSE ,et personne n’a fait ce que JMB a fait,t’es le MEILLEUR
Honda Cr's most beautiful motocross bikes ever made !!!
🤔
Bradshaw's crash at Indy made all the difference. He only scored 2 points there when he could have easily
scored 18 or more. Then all he would have to do is finish this race and he would be the champ.
Stanton was the man. No one gives him credit he is due. 3 time supercross champ.
I will continue not to give him credit he's a clown!
@@vindarm how many sx/mx titles did you win oh thats right none cause you are the clown
@@turbotorana4336 haha good comeback tubo, I didn't know Stanton had any fans I would have to say Bayle and Bradshaw were more talented riders.
@@vindarm and yet stanton still beat both of them,ah jealousy is a curse ah vindarm
DAMON BRADSHAW WON 10 RACES THAT YEAR. SOMETHING THAT HAD NOT BEEN DONE AT THE TIME. AND YAMAHA WAS LETTING HIM GO AFTER THE SEASON. HE DOMINATED THE SUPERCROSS SEASON AND IN THE LAST RACE HE DIDNT EVEN TRY TO WIN THE CHAMPIONSHIP AT ALL. IF HE WANTED TO WIN THE CHAMPIONSHIO FOR YAMAHA, HE WOULD HAVE WON THE RACE. PERIOD. HE WAS PISSED AND DIDN'T GIVE A DAM AND DIDN'T EVEN TRY TO GET INSIDE THE SPOT IN THE RACE THAT WOULD HAVE EARNED HIM THE CHAMPIONSHIO. STANTON WAS A TRUE CHAMPION OUTDOORS AND IN SUPERCROSS. BUT BRADSHAW GAVE THAT CHAMPIONSHIP AWAY PURPOSELY. AND STANTON GOING AROUND WITH THE 1 FINGER STICKING UP BECAUSE HE WON THE CHAMPIONSHIP ACTUALLY MADE HIM LOOK LIKE A REALLY POOR CHAMPION THAT YEAR. LOOKED LIKE A NERD RIDING AROUND LIKE HE WAS NUMBER ONE. AND YEA HE WON THE CHAMPIONSHIP. BUT NOT BECAUSE HE WAS NUMBER 1. BECAUSE BRADSHAW HANDED IT TO HIM
Job was the best I ever seen back in them days he was as fast on the last lap as he was on the first laps in the outdoor mx
McGrath said in his book wile with team Honda, Stanton was a trainaholic wile JMB carved his initials in the mointanside with his bike.
I love how the gear company's are bringing back these same gear styles with a modern touch. I've always loved the bright colors.
Always liked Stantons riding style. He had such good body position on the bike.
Best MX era ever IMHO✌
Right. Great bikes. Great AXO gears. And so on...
My opinion is that the best MX era was the 1980's. .... But no complaints with the 90's !
Predicted Bradshaw unless he just blows it . Well , he blew it .
I will never forget that race and how Bradshaw lost the title...😢
I always liked Bradshaw, but at times, he was his own worst enemy.
Tracks were so much more technical back then!! ?
Enjoy your last win ever Stanton. Next year MC takes over.
stanton did win again after this,not a title but he did win a race.plus he could still beat MC in the outdoors
There are days on a bike when you’re not feelin it. Obviously Bradshaw picked a bad day to not be Feelin it. 🤣
So crazy how MES packs stadiums now a days. that place was empty for a final round
Got on here to comment about how knarly this track was and some beat me to it 😂
1:09 WOW! he jinxed him.
Go Stanton!!! I have his replica Aria helmet!
From 1992
Classic 2 stroke race 🏆 changing of the guard🏁
How tf does Jeff Stanton and JMB look like brothers
It's the unibrow
This video focused on only Damon Bradshaw who was behind his set goal most of the race.Why was it pushing for Bradshaw and not Jeff Stanton who actually won the race and the title? That's weird as hell
Bradshaw choked. Then he left Charlotte NC in shame. Hasnt been seen since.
he just did a race at Pleasure Valley Raceway PA with Travis Pastrana Mike Brown Doug Henry Mike Jones. its on facebook.
ua-cam.com/video/oTLeRJrSRU8/v-deo.html
Its amazing how far we have come with machines sonce these days. They look like b class riders in todays standards not pros
@@dirtydave2691 id love to see a track like this for todays racers.
@@dirtydave2691 i hear ya man. I used to race quads but havent raced since 2007 and the gnc nationals were so gnarly
@@dirtydave2691 the good ol day man
I use to go to the Nationals see all these guys got all their autographs at Southwick mass heck I still have stantons replica Aria helmet!
Dude the track was nothing but steep wall jumps and the rockers were mini jumps, there’s no way you can that fast on that track even with today’s bikes
Me and Bradshaw would like to do 1992 all over again....
Tracks like this is why they wore kidding belt’s back in the day 😂 & Factory Teams now & Then from Box trucks to Semi Tractor Trailers
14:52 Pretty sure Mr. Honda did not like seeing that.
Its even got commercials! 🤣
So weird watching nobody scrubbing. Looks so funny now.
A lot of that track had no flow at all. Bayle coming into the pits and laying his bike on the ground was a bitch move.
27:05 That bike looks Familiar 🤔
jeff stanton great champion
justin cassidy Jean-Michel BAYLE GREAT CHAMPION, world champion motocross + US champion + ride ni grand-prix vitesse ni 250cc and 500cc THÉ GRÉÂT CHAMPION ( I’M not sure for my english,I’M french)
You're high....Stanton = Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
@@pressrolls6 time champion,what have you done?
Rick Johnson then Stanton lol
@@pressrolls win 6 professional national AMA championships.....and you're boring ? I question your perspective .....?
6:27 Boy, Jeff Stanton could not have been more wrong. haha
Lets face it. We had more talent with 2-strokes and technical tracks like this, (oh yea, we were the best in the world too.). It seems to be a catch 22 type of thing. I dug the bike competition development in the 70's to 1986. It was like a race in itself. But the 4 stroke is easier to ride, they make great power for hooking up to the ground, the pull a gear much longer than a 2-stroke, so the tracks got fast and smooth. It was all done so the EPA could push the 2-stroke out of the market (failed because the market is resilient, because it is our lives).
My question is, if this direction continues of bikes getting easier and tracks getting easier (it is a different and more dangerous skill though- 30% faster), if bikes get as easy to ride as sitting in a Lazy Boy Recliner chair, will we all be bragging about how much skill we have?
I still get pissed and Unfortunately Shit Happened that Horrible Day & have felt Sorry for Bradshaw every since. He's still a Bad Ass in my book.
He didn't have a bad day. He done it purposely due to YAMAHA already letting him go the next YEAR. If he would have wanted it, he would have won the race itself
@@claytonandrews7234 Not likely, but interesting theory. Looked like dude buckled under pressure to me.
Track building skills were horrible back then. Lol
Actually this design was brilliant
He could have done it. All Bayle had to do was catch Stanton and put him on the ground.
CHAIBIXXXXEEE
The points were a joke. No fucking way you win 9 and another wins 3. And it's that close. Should of been 25 then 20 for second. Points bullshit to keep it close is bs. No benefit to winning.
JMB I never liked. He always had an attitude problem.
Wardy said he was the most talented rider.
ua-cam.com/video/Tc78yPv_ztM/v-deo.html
TheGT3 click Crash I knew the guy for a decade and he was a friendly humble guy as well as a stunning rider.
Bradshaw was such a disappointment as a rider. Lots of talent, but no brain.
NEVER liked Stanton....a "trained dog". Not a phenom. Same as Dungey. A very well trained dog. Boring.
I totally disagree ....... IMHO
@@JosephDredd31 yes... Jeff was hard working and driven competitor. To me that is not boring at all , as pressrolls states , It is very appealing and inspiring.
Totally agree!
and yet he beat all the said talented riders,makes him something special,you dont win 6 championships by not being talented
Discipline wins championships.