Randy Mamola

Randy Mamola
Mamola in 2005
NationalityAmerican
Born (1959-11-10) November 10, 1959 (age 65)
San Jose, California, U.S.
Motorcycle racing career statistics
Grand Prix motorcycle racing
Active years1979 - 1990, 1992
First race1979 250cc Venezuelan Grand Prix
Last race1992 500cc South African Grand Prix
First win1980 500cc Belgian Grand Prix
Last win1987 500cc San Marino Grand Prix
Team(s)Suzuki, Yamaha, Honda, Cagiva
Championships0
Starts Wins Podiums Poles F. laps Points
151 13 57 5 12 1050

Randy Mamola (born November 10, 1959) is an American former professional motorcycle racer and television sports presenter. He competed in Grand Prix motorcycle racing between 1979 and 1992. A 13-time Premier Class race winner, Mamola was one of the most charismatic Grand Prix road racers of his generation, becoming a favourite because of his interaction with race fans both on and off the track as well as his aggressive and spirited riding style.

Over the span of his thirteen-year 500cc world championship road racing career, Mamola finished runner-up in the championship four times in 1980, 1981, 1984 and 1987. Mamola's 13 wins and 54 podiums in the Premier Class makes him one of the most accomplished riders to not win the 500cc World Championship.[1] He was inducted into the AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame in 2000.[2] In 2018, Mamola was inducted into the MotoGP Legends Hall of Fame by FIM.[3]

After his racing career, he became involved in philanthropy, helping to found the Riders for Health charity organization and more recently Two Wheels for Life. Mamola currently works as a television sports commentator.

Motorcycle racing career

Born in San Jose, California, Mamola grew up interested in a career as a musician, playing in a band at the age of 10.[2] However, when he turned 12 his interests turned to motorcycle racing, idolizing fellow Northern Californian motorcycle racer, Kenny Roberts.[2] He began competing in dirt track racing in Northern California and earned sponsorship from Yamaha when he was 14.[2] Mamola then focused on road racing with coaching from former racer, Ron Grant.[4] He gained his first international exposure in 1977 when Grant took him to compete in the New Zealand Marlboro Series where, Mamola made a positive impression.[4][5]

In 1977, Mamola graduated from high school and began competing professionally in the AMA 250cc road racing championship, finishing as runner up to David Emde in the final standings.[4][6] In his second year, he won the 1978 AMA 250cc road racing title and began drawing similarities to Kenny Roberts, earning the nickname, "Baby Kenny".[4][6] His performance earned him a place on the American team for the 1979 Transatlantic Trophy match races.[4] The Transatlantic Trophy match races pitted the best British riders against the top American road racers on 750cc motorcycles in a six-race series in England. As a 250cc rider, Mamola wasn't expected to be a challenger on larger 750cc motorcycles however, he surprised observers by finishing the series as the second highest points scorer behind fellow American Mike Baldwin and ahead of former world champion and top British scorer, Barry Sheene.[7]

Mamola entered the 1979 250cc Grand Prix road racing world championships competing on a Yamaha powered Bimota race bike but, after having a difference of opinion with his Italian sponsors, he switched to a Yamaha TZ-250 sponsored by Serge Zago.[4][6][8][9] When Zago's 500cc rider, Mike Baldwin became injured at mid-season, Mamola moved up to the premier class and took over the team's Suzuki RG 500.[9] Despite competing in only half of the 500cc races, he scored a second place at the Finnish Grand Prix then, led the French Grand Prix for five laps before being passed by Barry Sheene and finishing in second place just ahead of his boyhood idol, Kenny Roberts.[6] He ended his rookie season ranked fourth in the 250cc class and eighth in the 500cc class.[1]

Mamola (2) leads Jack Middelburg (22), Wil Hartog (44) and Kenny Roberts (1) during a 500cc Dutch Invitational race at the Zandvoort Circuit in 1980.

His exceptional rookie season earned him a full sponsorship from the Suzuki factory racing team for the 1980 season, filling the position vacated by Barry Sheene who departed to race a privateer Yamaha.[4] Mamola and the Suzuki team struggled early in the season as defending champion Kenny Roberts won the first three races of the year. However, Mamola was able to turn things around and won the first 500cc Grand Prix race of his career at the 1980 Belgian Grand Prix, making him the youngest Grand Prix premier class winner in history at the age of 20 years, 239 days, surpassing the previous record set in 1961 by Mike Hailwood (21 years, 75 days).[1][10] His record would be broken in 1982 by Freddie Spencer (20 years, 196 days).[10]

He won again at the British Grand Prix to close the gap on Roberts to 13 points as they entered the final race of the season held at the daunting, 14.2 miles (22.9 km) long Nürburgring racetrack, considered too dangerous for the Formula One championship. Mamola won the pole position however, his motorcycle experienced fouled spark plugs during the race, relegating him to fifth place.[11] He completed his first full season in the premier class with an impressive second place in the final standings behind Roberts.[1] Mamola ended the 1980 season with a victory at the prestigious Mallory Park Race of the Year.[12]

In 1981 he started the season strongly with two victories and two second-place finishes to take the lead in the championship, but then Gallina-Suzuki rider, Marco Lucchinelli took command with four victories in the next five races to claim the 1981 500cc world championship.[13] Mamola's crew chief, Jeremy Burgess, who later became crew chief for seven-time World Champion, Valentino Rossi, expressed his belief that Mamola would have won the championship if he had been able to use the Michelin tires employed by Lucchinelli rather than the Dunlop tires used by his British based team.[14] His performance was also negatively affected by a helmet visor that misted in cool or damp weather forcing him to slow his pace.[11] For the second time in two years, Mamola had finished in second place however, he was only 21-years-old and many observers felt that it was only a matter of time before he would win a World Championship.[1][4]

Mamola in Barcelona (2006)

A miserable start to the 1982 season saw Mamola struggling to score points however, he recovered to score two second places and a victory in the last three races to finish sixth in the final championship standings.[1][15] The 1983 season was dominated by Honda's Freddie Spencer and Yamaha's Kenny Roberts.[9] While Spencer had the new Honda NS500 and Roberts had a new YZR500 with a V4 engine, Mamola soldiered on with the once dominant Suzuki RG 500.[9] The RG 500 had begun to show its age as, Suzuki's pursuit of a lightweight and compact machine had led to a myriad of handling problems associated with the flexing of the thin aluminum frame tubing.[9] Spencer and Roberts each won 6 of the season's 12 races as Mamola rode to a respectable third place in the championship standings.[1][9]

Mamola lost his job when Suzuki withdrew from Grand Prix racing after the 1983 season however, when Spencer suffered an injury during the pre-season 1984 Trans-Atlantic Match Races, Honda contracted him to join their racing team.[9]

He rode the Honda NS 500 to a second-place finish behind Eddie Lawson at the 1984 Spanish Grand Prix in his Honda debut.[9] Mamola went on to win three of the last five races of the season, including a win at the British Grand Prix at Silverstone aboard the new, V4 Honda NSR500 which featured an upside down chassis with its fuel tank beneath the engine and its exhaust pipes routed over the top of the engine.[4][16] The first-year NSR500 was maligned for its poor handling characteristics, which became apparent only after the fuel load decreased during races, upsetting the chassis weight distribution.[16] Despite the late season surge, Mamola finished second in the championship behind Lawson.[1] It marked the third time in his career that he was runner up in the 500cc world championship.[1]

Mamola had a disappointing season in 1985 when Spencer and Lawson dominated however, he did manage to win one race at the Dutch TT.[1] 1985 was also the year in which Mamola performed one of the most miraculous saves in motorcycle Grand Prix history at the San Marino Grand Prix.[2][4] After his rear tire lost and then suddenly regained traction, Mamola was thrown forward over the handlebars.[4] In an impressive display of strength and perseverance, Mamola firmly gripped the handlebars while both legs hung off the right side of the motorcycle.[4] He held the motorcycle upright while it careened off the track before he was able to swing his left leg back onto the machine and regained control.[4]

Mamola aboard the Cagiva C589 in 1989

Mamola joined the newly formed Kenny Roberts-Yamaha team in 1986.[4] Riding a YZR-500, he won the Belgian Grand Prix and scored six podium results to finish the season in third place behind Eddie Lawson and Wayne Gardner.[1] At the French Grand Prix, Mamola was lying in second place on the final lap when he performed a stoppie just prior to crossing the finish line. Despite not losing a position, Mamola's act incensed Roberts, who viewed it as irresponsible at a time when motorcycle racing was entering an era of increased professionalism with high dollar sponsorship.[17] Mamola began the 1987 season with a victory at the Japanese Grand Prix but then Gardner went on a streak, winning four of the next five races to take command of the championship.[4] Despite scoring two more victories at the French and San Marino Grands Prix, as well as nine podium results, he ended the season in second place behind Gardner.[1] Roberts decided to shake up his team for the 1988 season by replacing Mamola and Baldwin with younger riders, Wayne Rainey and Kevin Magee.[4]

Mamola then joined Cagiva to help them develop their Cagiva C589 race bike. He stayed with the Italian team for three years, but lack of funds hampered the team's success. After sitting out the 1991 season, he returned in 1992 for one last year on a privately supported Yamaha.[4] He scored his final podium finish with a third place at the 1992 500cc Hungarian Grand Prix and finished the season ranked 10th in the world championship.[1][4]

Mamola won a total of 13 Grands Prix and finished second in the championship four times: in 1980, 1981, 1984 and 1987.[1][2] During his Grand Prix career he rode for Yamaha, Suzuki, Honda and Cagiva.[1]

Life after racing and charity work

Mamola demonstrating a dual-seater Ducati at Barcelona

After retiring from competition, Mamola remained involved in motorcycle racing by helping Yamaha develop their race bikes by working as a test rider.[2] He later became a television commentator for motorcycle Grand Prix races as well as working as a columnist for several motorcycle magazines.[2]

Mamola began his charity work while he was still racing in 1986 when, he became involved with the global charity program Save the Children.[4] This experience led him to become a co-founder of Riders for Health, an organization that provides motorcycles, ambulances and other four-wheel vehicles used to deliver health care to remote locations in seven countries across Africa.[18][19] The organization also provides training in vehicle maintenance to help insure the delivery of medical assistance.[18] Mamola is the figurehead for the charity at motorsports events across the globe, helping raise money by soliciting donations from MotoGP racers of items such as helmets, gloves and other items to be auctioned off.[4][19] His fund-raising activities also include providing passengers an opportunity to experience a fast lap of a race track aboard a special two-seater Ducati MotoGP bike.[4][19]

Grand Prix career statistics[1]

Points system from 1969 to 1987:

Position 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Points 15 12 10 8 6 5 4 3 2 1

Points system from 1988 to 1992:

Position 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Points 20 17 15 13 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

(key) (Races in bold indicate pole position; races in italics indicate fastest lap)

Year Class Team Machine 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Points Rank Wins
1979 250cc Bimota-Adriatica Bimota VEN
5 		GER
2 		NAT
2 		64 4th 0
Zago-Yamaha TZ250 ESP
8 		YUG
10 		NED
7 		BEL
- 		SWE
- 		FIN
- 		GBR
2 		CZE
5 		FRA
4
500cc Zago-Suzuki RG500 VEN
- 		AUT
- 		GER
- 		NAT
- 		ESP
- 		YUG
- 		NED
13 		BEL
DNS 		SWE
6 		FIN
2 		GBR
- 		FRA
2 		29 8th 0
1980 500cc Heron-Suzuki RG500 NAT
NC 		ESP
3 		FRA
2 		NED
5 		BEL
1 		FIN
4 		GBR
1 		GER
5 		72 2nd 2
1981 500cc Heron-Suzuki RG500 AUT
1 		GER
2 		NAT
NC 		FRA
2 		YUG
1 		NED
NC 		BEL
3 		RSM
4 		GBR
3 		FIN
2 		SWE
13 		94 2nd 2
1982 500cc HB-Suzuki RG500 ARG
NC 		AUT
7 		FRA
- 		ESP
- 		NAT
- 		NED
5 		BEL
5 		YUG
7 		GBR
5 		SWE
2 		RSM
2 		GER
1 		65 6th 1
1983 500cc HB-Suzuki RG500 RSA
5 		FRA
NC 		NAT
2 		GER
8 		ESP
4 		AUT
3 		YUG
2 		NED
4 		BEL
3 		GBR
3 		SWE
7 		RSM
5 		89 3rd 0
1984 500cc HRC-Honda NS500 RSA
- 		NAT
- 		ESP
2 		AUT
3 		GER
3 		FRA
3 		YUG
2 		NED
1 		BEL
2 		SWE
NC 		RSM
1 		111 2nd 3
NSR500 GBR
1
1985 500cc Rothmans-Honda NS500 RSA
5 		ESP
NC 		GER
8 		NAT
4 		AUT
4 		YUG
NC 		NED
1 		BEL
NC 		FRA
3 		GBR
5 		SWE
5 		RSM
3 		72 6th 1
1986 500cc Lucky Strike-Yamaha YZR500 ESP
4 		NAT
2 		GER
6 		AUT
3 		YUG
2 		NED
2 		BEL
1 		FRA
2 		GBR
5 		SWE
8 		RSM
3 		105 3rd 1
1987 500cc Lucky Strike-Yamaha YZR500 JPN
1 		ESP
6 		GER
2 		NAT
NC 		AUT
2 		YUG
2 		NED
3 		FRA
1 		GBR
3 		SWE
3 		CZE
4 		RSM
1 		POR
2 		BRA
3 		ARG
2 		158 2nd 3
1988 500cc Cagiva C588 JPN
NC 		USA
- 		ESP
- 		EXP
- 		NAT
7 		GER
NC 		AUT
NC 		NED
NC 		BEL
3 		YUG
4 		FRA
6 		GBR
11 		SWE
10 		CZE
NC 		BRA
NC 		58 12th 0
1989 500cc Cagiva C589 JPN
16 		AUS
NC 		USA
NC 		ESP
NC 		NAT
DNS 		GER
12 		AUT
NC 		YUG
7 		NED
11 		BEL
23 		FRA
11 		GBR
- 		SWE
- 		CZE
11 		BRA
11 		33 18th 0
1990 500cc Cagiva C590 JPN
NC 		USA
7 		ESP
- 		NAT
7 		GER
9 		AUT
10 		YUG
NC 		NED
18 		BEL
NC 		FRA
7 		GBR
6 		SWE
NC 		CZE
11 		HUN
NC 		AUS
- 		55 14th 0
1992 500cc Budweiser-Yamaha YZR500 JPN
5 		AUS
8 		MAL
7 		ESP
8 		ITA
10 		EUR
9 		GER
NC 		NED
5 		HUN
3 		FRA
8 		GBR
NC 		BRA
10 		RSA
NC 		45 10th 0

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  2. ^ a b c d e f g h "Randy Mamola at the AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame". motorcyclemuseum.org. Retrieved 2 March 2016.
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