He Couldn't Breathe. ( #InsideMXGP S3:E9) | Yamaha Racing

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AI GeneratedThis video captures the highs and lows of Tim Geiser and other riders during a scorching motocross event. It blends lighthearted pre-race interviews with the intense action of the heats, highlighting Geiser's dramatic recovery from a disastrous first race to a triumphant victory in the second race despite extreme heat and physical exhaustion.
And what a disastrous start. Geyser already going to be a lap down.
You make me look already too much like a clown, so I'm not going to say any **** today.
Smoke my cigar, then we can both go on the camels.
Just in case the wife break the balls.
He can't make the pass at the top of the hill.
Oh, I tell you what, Geyser, firm but fair.
One word for this GP.
All right, second question.
Three things you take to a desert island.
Can't be actually provisions.
Luxuries, luxuries.
Yeah, a boat.
Go fishing.
Or get off the island.
Yeah, I can also leave the island if I wanted to.
Nash has got a boat, but he's just fishing.
He's not leaving.
So a boat, a fishing rod and bait.
And beer.
So yeah, easy.
One beer and two words.
My cigars, a camel.
Then I don't have to walk.
And a thirst bomb, my wife.
Then we can both go on the camel, smoke my cigar.
You see in the desert?
Perfect.
Sounds like a holiday.
Probably a bike actually.
One bike.
No, you make me look already too much like a clown
and onto some very specific topics.
So I'm not going to say any **** today.
Actually, even now I think I don't have anything for you.
Massimo said girls, girls, girls.
So it's up to you.
Yeah, for sure not men, men, men.
I would go for women, women, women.
But one is already enough, you know,
because Massimo is going to get the triple trouble, you know.
So a desert island with three women.
No, no, no.
One, one is enough.
A good one, but one.
Desert island, three things.
So my girl, fishing line and one bomb.
And one what?
Bomb, Granada.
Oh yeah?
Just in case.
Just in case, just in case, just in case.
Just in case the wife break the ball.
Where are we anyway?
We are in the sauna from Italy, having a nice spa day.
Missing a little bit of water for the track, but the track is nice.
I mean, I like it.
Maybe not everyone likes it, but I like it.
Yeah, very, very warm.
Got to keep it wet all weekend, you know,
like some cold water on yourself.
Stay cool because, yeah, the heat is going to hit.
You don't even look hot, mate.
I was expecting you to come in and be absolutely cooked.
I didn't feel the heat.
No?
I didn't feel the heat, actually.
The race probably is going to be a bit different,
but I know what I've been training for.
So let's go.
It's been a scorching day here this weekend.
Temperatures, what, mid 40s on Thursday.
Sort of similar today, 33, 35, 37.
Fly racing, 15 seconds before it goes up.
Gate drops now.
This is a battle for the lead, though.
2.53 and 2.43.
Panzer goes to the outside.
Geiser commits to the inside.
Geiser leads on lap four.
This is a battle for fourth place.
This time.
Down inside and surely he has to yield.
He does.
Renault now up in the fourth.
Meanwhile, Tim Geiser wins at the Miraval.
Got a race win in Trentino.
Gets a qualifying race win now.
Takes a full stack of 10 points.
What's up?
How's the heat, brother?
It only exists inside the tent.
Otherwise, no problem.
What's your little flower ball?
It's like a Latin tradition that you put this on the head
during these days and then, yeah,
my parents just give it to me.
Oh, yeah?
Yeah, it's like kind of like a good luck symbol.
So something nice.
And it smells nice.
So because my box just smells like sweat and...
So it's good.
The flag hoisted up.
The fly race in 15 second order for the first time this weekend.
For the big points on race day.
MX2 race one.
30 minutes plus two laps.
Riders down at the bottom of the hill.
Carlos Raceless, I think.
Maybe one or two others in there.
We'll just get a check on that.
No pressure of his home Grand Prix to deal with this weekend.
So feeling a little bit more relaxed out on track, it appears.
Not easy to race around here, though.
We're going to take a break.
We will be back with MXGP race one.
We'll see you then.
Bye for now.
Tim Geiser is going through his motions.
Charging down into this first turn.
Renault there in third.
The lead Yamaha.
Geiser already in pit lane, apparently.
Here.
What a turnaround.
And what a disastrous start.
And Geiser already going to be a lap down.
So this is just going to be for track intel.
Maxi Renault relishing these conditions.
Definitely looking interested in going past the Honda rider.
The top three here separated by nothing.
Renault in second.
Kuhn in third.
Tim Geiser lines up on pole.
Hoping for a better result than he got in race one.
He eventually came home in 21st position.
But that damage from wheel pretty much coming out of the first turn.
After tangling with another rider's footpeg.
Left him going into pit lane for a wheel change.
And it's the Italian who leads here.
Geiser gets a better start.
Stays out of trouble.
He's second by the time we reach turn four.
Talked about it all weekend.
Needs so much faith and confidence in your tires.
He can't make the pass at the top of the hill.
Oh, I tell you what.
Geiser firm but fair.
He'd set that up, hadn't he?
So Geiser has started to break free.
Red mist coming down.
He needs a pit board.
Rapido to say just hold.
You are on the podium, Max.
Geiser has weathered the storm here, hasn't he?
Tim Geiser wins race two.
Maxim Renault will be on the podium third.
Overall, as strong as we can have.
Yeah, winning two from the three heats.
But it's a shame what happened first heat.
So, but I'm happy for him.
Because it was pretty after the first heat.
Yeah, his racing.
The luck was, it's not on his side so far.
So, but I'm happy that he came back strong second heat.
So he showed his ability.
And I'm sure that it's not the last one.
Fought hard for that one.
Yeah, I'm cooked.
I can't physically fight the way I'm able to fight usually.
And it's really tough.
So happy to put it on the box.
But disappointed with physical, obviously.
The speed in the first medal was super strong.
Yeah, like I have the speed.
It's just like the physical, I'm cooked.
Like I'm struggling with the virus and it's not going away.
It's really tough.
Like I don't breathe.
So, yeah, it's hard.
Fifth podium this year.
Thank you.
Thank you, my team.
Thank you, team.
Thank you, everybody.
