Episode 298 of the Paddock Pass Podcast is out, and this one sees us looking back on the Japanese GP at Motegi.
On the mics, we have the usual crew of Steve English, Adam Wheeler, David Emmett, and Neil Morrison as they talk about the events from the Japanese round.
In the show, the guys cover a lot of ground, starting off with the strange circumstances of the weekend, and the effect a lack of track time had on results.
Episode 293 of the Paddock Pass Podcast is out, and this one sees us looking ahead to the San Marino Grand Prix in Misano, Italy.
On the mics, we have the full crew of Steve English, Adam Wheeler, David Emmett, and Neil Morrison as they talk from the road about the next MotoGP round.
Episode 291 of the Paddock Pass Podcast is out, and this one sees us looking ahead to the Austrian Grand Prix at the Red Bull Ring.
On the mics, we have the full crew of Steve English, Adam Wheeler, David Emmett, and Neil Morrison as they talk from the road about the next MotoGP round.
Episode 287 of the Paddock Pass Podcast is out, and this one sees us looking at the unveiling of the Ducati MotoE race bike for the 2023 season.
On the mics, we have David Emmett and Jensen Beeler as they look what is taking place in electric motorcycle racing with the FIM MotoE World Cup.
Episode 285 of the Paddock Pass Podcast is out, and this one sees us covering the Dutch TT at The Cathedral, in Assen.
On the mics, we have the full crew of Steve English, David Emmett, and Neil Morrison as they look at the events of the Dutch round, and the aftermath of Fabio Quartararo’s crash with Aleix Espargaro.
The guys get the conversation started by covering the plethora of rider-market news that happened at The Cathedral, especially the news concerning Alex Marquez and Alex Rins.
We of course have to give considerable time to Aleix Espargaro’s race, after he recouped disaster from Quartararo’s crash, and made his way to a heroic last-corner pass for fourth place.
Espargaro is becoming a force to be reckoned with in the MotoGP paddock, and Aprilia had a strong showing in Holland with Maverick Viñales on the podium as well.Ada
The guys then look at the fate of KTM at Assen, and we have an interview with Brad Binder, as he talks to our man, Adam Wheeler.
The show’s last topic consists of a discussion on why the Ducati is so good, and what an incredible performance it was from Marco Bezzecchi to grab his first podium. Naturally, we finish off with our winners and losers.
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After an eventful, in every possible meaning of that word, weekend at Montmelo, Adam Wheelerand David Emmett sit around Neil Morrison’s dinner table in his apartment in Barcelona to look back at a race which was full of surprises.
There was plenty to talk about. We discuss Fabio Quartararo’s win, and how he seems to be unbeatable at the moment, even when his rivals aren’t taken out.
Episode 276 of the Paddock Pass Podcast is out, and this one has Steve English and Gordon Ritchie on the mics, talking about the WorldSBK action from Assen.
The guys kick off with a debate over who, if anyone, was to blame in the clash between Jonathan Rea and Toprak Razgatlioglu which blew Race 2 wide open.
Next, they talk about how Alvaro Bautista has taken charge of the championship, in part thanks to his penalty in the Superpole race and the win in Race 2.
The show then discusses where the rest of the field stand after Assen, starting with Honda. Steve and Gordo discuss how well Iker Lecuona has made the transformation from the MotoGP paddock to WorldSBK, then they look at how Yamaha are faring, and they discuss the situation at BMW.
Lastly, Steve and Gordo take a look ahead at the Estoril round, coming up on the weekend of May 22nd.
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Episode 275 of the Paddock Pass Podcast is out, and this one sees us previewing Spanish GP at Jerez.
Episode 273 of the Paddock Pass Podcast is out, and this one sees us previewing Portuguese GP at Portimão.
On the mics, we have David Emmett, Neil Morrison, and Adam Wheeler, as the trio discusses MotoGP’s first round on the European continent.
The crew is joined by veteran MotoGP journalist Dennis Noyes, who adds not only his thoughts and opinion about the current grand prix racing scene, but also shares some interesting insights and stories about the early days of MotoGP racing.
Episode 271 of the Paddock Pass Podcast is out, and this one sees us looking at the Americas GP at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas.
On the mics, we have David Emmett, Neil Morrison, and Adam Wheeler, as the trio discusses MotoGP’s return to the Horsepower Rodeo.
Episode 270 of the Paddock Pass Podcast is out, and this one sees us looking at the Argentina GP at the Termas de Rio Hondo.
On the mics, we have David Emmett, Neil Morrison, and Adam Wheeler, as the trio discusses MotoGP’s sole stop on the South American continent.