Frederick Burdette Spencer (born December 20, 1961), known by the nickname Fast Freddie, is an American former world champion motorcycle racer. Spencer is regarded as one of the greatest motorcycle racers of the early 1980s. ... Read more on wikipedia
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WGP 2019 will mark the 71st annual running of the Federation Internationale de Motocyclisme Grand Prix Road-Racing World Championship. First spun up in 1949, ...Read moreWGP American Freddie Spencer awoke one Good Friday years ago a virtual unknown outside of America. Later that day, when he took his shoes off and crawled ...Read moreWGP Honda's Freddie Spencer won the "Nations" GP at Misano on April 15 1984, beating Eddie Lawson and Raymond Roche in what was his first win of the ...Read moreWGP American Freddie Spencer awoke one Good Friday years ago a virtual unknown outside of America. Later that day, when he took his shoes off and crawled ...Read moreMOTOGP After he won the double world championship in 1985, American Freddie Spencer wanted, briefly, to run his own team with sponsorship from a Global/American ...Read more
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- twitter#TBT July 4th at the 1982 Belgian GP, Freddie Spencer (20 years 196 days) won the 500cc race becoming the youngest https://t.co/H3kY0R8DsvGo to post
- facebookAssen was the backdrop for Honda’s 60th anniversary of World Championship racing, where festivities included a lap of honour with previous worldGo to post
- twitterVery sorry to hear about the passing of Niki Lauda I met him the first time in 1982 and I will always remember t https://t.co/TOdZyI0NPuGo to post
- twitterSo sad to hear about the passing of Gene Romero. Like many I have fond memories watching the #3 win the Grand Natio https://t.co/ag07my3tg5Go to post
- twitterStuff I did not know: there is an Oz soccer player named after Freddie Spencer. https://t.co/zdfiCyMvPD @FreddiespencerGo to post
- facebookJust found out from a very reliable source that Freddie Spencer did not make the call on Cal Crutchlow's Argentina jump-start penalty, even thoughGo to post