Nicky: why???

Wayne Gardner needs to be on that list.

 

Not on any list I've ever written.

 

It's not about your personal feelings, it's about what he accomplished on the track.

 

Well, depends on the length of the list I guess. He did manage to win races on that bike Honda forced on him.

 

And he won the title in '87 with most race wins so yeah he is worthy of the list I'd say as well.

 

Oh....I was going off the question above regarding titles from MotoGP, WSBK, and national title like AMA superbike.

Side note....WSBK riders that moved up to GP and won were Chris Vermeulen and Spies

 

Roche and the badass &^$# dude below won WSBK after Grand Prix.

 

Yeah, and Scott Ru$$ell too.

 

See, I knew I'd forgotten someone. :up:
I was considering those that made their true bones in GP racing. Only Checa of your list counts on that. Corser and Bayliss were WSB guys who boomeranged back from GP to WSB after washing out.

 

Seven someones

 

I believe this is what is known as, "moving the goalposts."

 

Actually, that was my original inquiry, who's won a championship in BOTH World orgs. Then it morphed into who's been in both orgs and won a Championship in WSBK.

Hence my enthusiasm to see Nicky move over to WSBK and win a championship there.

 

Hey, it's the intranets. Them goalposts are modular