The greatest?

[virginiajim]

They're all good, but I'm leaning for Rossi.

[davetherave]

Mick Doohan    He might have stayed with Honda his whole GP carreer but I agree with him about his doubters - why should I have moved teams to prove myself, I developed the NSR into what it became and ultimately tamed the beast, why should I let another rider have those benefits ? "  He had other riders mentally beat before the lights went green, Rossi would never have physched him out.

Barry Sheene, he may have only won two world titles but he was the first rider to truly know how to play the media, he was at the forefront of safety innovations at circuits and was also a leading innovator of knee sliders and back protectors. 

Aarron Slight, returned to WSB just two months after undergoing life threatening brain surgery, then that **** Neil Tuxworth (Honda team manager) sacked him.  One tough man