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If Remy Gardner was unable to participate in the Japanese Grand Prix warm-up riding his Kalex from the Tasca team, it was quite simply that his champion father was getting confused with three Japanese people near the Motegi circuit.
A dark car story that the Australian driver would have caught in his rush to get to the session with his son. The matter came to blows and the police arrested Wayne Gardner.
Given the facts, the story remains anecdotal but clearly illustrates the strong character that the champions had in the 80′-90′, during the 2-stroke era… and which they still have!
Honda driver on the Motegi circuit belonging to Honda, the affair should not go far and will undoubtedly be the subject of laughter in Australia... even if it was still reported on Australian TV.
