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Wayne Gardner

Wayne Gardner

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Oct 26, 2026

Amanda KellerHOST
42:46
I know.
Brendan JonesHOST
42:47
I remember when Wayne Gardner, well, I remember that.
Brendan JonesHOST
42:49
His wife came up and kissed him on the helmet as he crossed over the line.
Amanda KellerHOST
42:52
Is that joke that old?
Adam WheelerHOST
7:34
As we mentioned earlier, Jack Appleyard doing the notes show with you, Neil.
Adam WheelerHOST
7:36
Jack also managed to grab some time with Wayne Gardner, who won the first Grand Prix at Villa Parley in 1989, let's not forget.
Adam WheelerHOST
7:42
And Kevin Schwantz, just sort of speaking to them a little bit in the build up to the Grand Prix and asking some of their memories.
Adam WheelerHOST
7:48
I thought it was a great way to sort of honour some of the scenes and some of the history that's taken place at this circuit.
David ArmstrongCORRESPONDENT
18:30
Organisers kept pushing the start time, hoping for a change in conditions and that visibility would improve, but it was not to be.
David ArmstrongCORRESPONDENT
18:36
Former world champ, 1989 and 1990 winner Wayne Gardner, says it's disappointing there was not a fairytale finish on the island.
Wayne GardnerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:45
Being in the last event here, it's really sad, and I've got mixed emotions about the whole thing.
Wayne GardnerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:50
It's still always going to be an iconic track, an iconic place, and it's just a sad way to end it, and it's a pity.
JackoCORRESPONDENT
19:21
Yeah,
Aaron CameronSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:21
Wayne Gardner was there.
Aaron CameronSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:22
McDoohan
JackoCORRESPONDENT
19:23
was inducted into the MotoGP Hall of Fame.
David ArmstrongCORRESPONDENT
17:29
Organisers kept pushing the start time, hoping for a change in conditions and that visibility would improve, but it was not to be.
David ArmstrongCORRESPONDENT
17:35
Former world champ, 1989 and 1990 winner Wayne Gardner, says it's disappointing there was not a fairytale finish on the island.
Wayne GardnerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
17:44
Being in the last event here, it's really sad and I've got mixed emotions about the whole thing.
Wayne GardnerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
17:49
It's still always going to be an iconic track, an iconic place and it's just a sad way to end it and it's a pity.
Poppy PennyHOST
1:03
The main show though, the Battle of the Waynes.
Poppy PennyHOST
1:06
American Wayne Rainey and the local favourite Wayne Gardner, the Wollongong Wiz.
Poppy PennyHOST
1:17
And Aussie won the first race down under and the crowd was in raptures for their local champ.
Wayne GardnerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:23
All I gotta say is I rode my balls off today.
Josh BryantHOST
2:36
The start of the race was delayed before a call was made to cancel it altogether.
Josh BryantHOST
2:40
Former world champion rider Wayne Gardner says it's disappointing.
Wayne GardnerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:44
Being in the last event here, it's really sad and I've got mixed emotions about the whole thing.
Wayne GardnerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:49
It's still always going to be an iconic track, an iconic place and it's just a sad way to end it and it's a pity.
Poppy PennyHOST
0:17
We are heading to Phillip Island for the MotoGP at the moment in that competition because it is the last one at that track.
Poppy PennyHOST
0:25
Wayne Gardner was the 1987 500cc world champion and was also the first driver to win a Grand Prix on the island and will be there to witness the last race there tomorrow.
Poppy PennyHOST
0:36
It is a spectacular track and Wayne was pretty heavily involved in getting it together.
Poppy PennyHOST
0:40
But you've made your way back to the island for this weekend.

5 MINS LATER

Poppy PennyHOST
5:56
I think the cliche of Aussie battler may be somewhat appropriate here, given that you fought so hard to race in these Australian races.
Poppy PennyHOST
6:05
You're listening to Summer Grandstand on ABC Sport.
Poppy PennyHOST
6:07
My name is Poppy Penny, and I'm speaking with Wayne Gardner, the first man to win a Grand Prix on Phillip Island, as we get ready to farewell the track this weekend.
Poppy PennyHOST
6:15
Wayne, you're going to be part of a Legends lap before the race tomorrow, along with a couple of other Aussie champions in Mick Doohan and Casey Stoney.
Guy LeechGUEST
38:20
He was a decent athlete.
Guy LeechGUEST
38:22
Wayne Gardner.
Guy LeechGUEST
38:23
Oh, and now we're going.
Guy LeechGUEST
38:24
Yeah, Wayne Gardner, the motorcycle world champion.
Guy LeechGUEST
38:29
There was a guy, Justin Melvey.
Guy LeechGUEST
38:31
Oh, yeah, from Bondi.
Conor McNallyHOST
66:07
This is pre-MotoGP era, so...
Conor McNallyHOST
66:11
I guess it was an evolution of what Mick Doohan had done prior to that Wayne Gardner when he won in 1987.
Conor McNallyHOST
66:17
And those bikes, those NSR500s, oh, if I really wanted one, it would be Wayne Gardner's bike from 1987.
Conor McNallyHOST
66:24
I would love that.
Conor McNallyHOST
66:26
Because I remember, I'm old enough to remember when Wayne won the 1987 world title.

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