Podcast appearances and mentions of Andrea Iannone

Nota di merito a Ducati: nessun episodio dubbio, il pilota di Pramac ringrazia, si decide tutto a Barcellona. Il gran duello tra i due ducatisti, furibondo ma corretto, sembra contraddire l'idea che la moderna MotoGP non permetta sfide ravvicinate. Nonostante sia evoluta in misura incredibile, come dichiara Andrea Iannone... Bella gara: e allora chi merita il titolo mondiale 2024? Dieci vittorie valgono meno degli errori? Le Sprint incidono troppo? Confrontiamo i due campioni e misuriamo la distanza tecnica che li separa dai migliori inseguitori (a distanza) come Marquez e Bastianini. KTM, Yamaha alla miglior gara con la nuova elettronica, Aprilia, Honda in ripresa saranno i temi di questa sera. Ma anche Moto2 con la vittoria di Celestino Vietti e la Moto3 con il successo numero 13 di Alonso. Il disastro di Valencia spinge l'ultimo GP sul Montmelo: c'è chi avrà un vantaggio?Diventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/dopogp-motogp-moto-it--4070022/support.

Ketten maradtak. A feszült és izgalmas thai hétvégét követően már matematikailag is eldőlt, hogy jön a tavalyi szezon visszavágója: Jorge Martín és Francesco Bagnaia között dől el a világbajnoki cím sorsa. És összességében ez a hétvége pont olyan volt, mint az egész szezon: amikor egyikük tesz egy nagyobb lépést, akkor arra valahogy mindig jön a válasz, ezúttal Bagnaia rakta össze pályafutása legimpresszÍvebb esős versenyét. De kitől várhat segítséget a címvédő az utolsó két hétvégén? És hogyan szólhatnak bele a vb csatába a többiek? A pályán kívül pedig eldőlt, hogy Andrea Iannone helyettesíti Fabio Di Giannantoniót Sepangban.

The 2024 MotoGP title fight packed so many more twists into the Thai Grand Prix weekend even though it ended with Pecco Bagnaia only three points closer to Jorge Martin than he had been before Buriram.But the crashes, near-crashes, Marc Marquez interventions, lunges, attempts to stoke Bagnaia/Martin animosity, track limits mysteries and non-penalties all add up to plenty for Simon Patterson, Val Khorounzhiy and Matt Beer to debate on The Race MotoGP Podcast and plenty of questions that The Race Members' Club want answered.The stewards' handling of Franco Morbidelli's latest piece of wayward riding, Marquez's drama-filled grand prix, a frightening and bizarre Moto2 practice pitlane incident, Pedro Acosta's return to the podium (at Jack Miller's expense) and Andrea Iannone's likely return to MotoGP all feature too.Want more MotoGP podcast content? Sign up to our motorbike-only Riders tier on Patreon for that episode, ad-free listening and more. Head to Patreon.com/theraceFollow the Race Moto channel on Instagram and TwitterCheck out our latest videos on YouTubeDownload our app on iOS or Android Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The 2024 MotoGP title fight packed so many more twists into the Thai Grand Prix weekend even though it ended with Pecco Bagnaia only three points closer to Jorge Martin than he had been before Buriram. But the crashes, near-crashes, Marc Marquez interventions, lunges, attempts to stoke Bagnaia/Martin animosity, track limits mysteries and non-penalties all add up to plenty for Simon Patterson, Val Khorounzhiy and Matt Beer to debate on The Race MotoGP Podcast and plenty of questions that The Race Members' Club want answered. The stewards' handling of Franco Morbidelli's latest piece of wayward riding, Marquez's drama-filled grand prix, a frightening and bizarre Moto2 practice pitlane incident, Pedro Acosta's return to the podium (at Jack Miller's expense) and Andrea Iannone's likely return to MotoGP all feature too. Want more MotoGP podcast content? Sign up to our motorbike-only Riders tier on Patreon for that episode, ad-free listening and more. Head to Patreon.com/therace Follow the Race Moto channel on Instagram and Twitter Check out our latest videos on YouTube Download our app on iOS or Android Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week's podcast, the discuss Marc Marquez's incredible Phillip Island victory, is it his best ever considering what happened to him with the tear off at the start? Also, more on the title fight with Martin & Bagnaia, the big incident with Bezzecchi/Vinales and more wildlife issues at Phillip Island. We also talk about who VR46 will get to replace Di Giannantonio, could it be Andrea Iannone or Nicolo Bulega? + much more!Follow our hosts:Jordan - https://twitter.com/jordanmoreland_Pete - https://twitter.com/McLarenMotoGPLewis - https://x.com/lewis__duncanFollow our channels:Twitter (X) - Crash MotoGPInstagram - Crash MotoGPFacebook - Crash Net MotoGPhttps://www.crash.net/#MotoGP Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Toprak Razgatlioglu made his return to WorldSBK, Alvaro Bautista returned to form and Andrea Iannone returned to winning ways at the Aragon Round of WorldSBK. It was an incredible weekend where everywhere you turned there was another storyline to follow.

Andrea Iannone, Patrimonio: Ecco Quanto Guadagna Il Pilota!Andrea Iannone è uno dei piloti più interessanti del momento. Ecco quanto guadagna il pilota!#breakingnews #ultimenotizie #notiziedelgiorno #notizie #cronaca #andreaiannone #guadagna #moto #motogp #patrimonio #pilota #quanto #soldi #stipendio

After Ducati and KTM, it's now Aprilia that can claim it's put together a 2025 MotoGP superteam after securing Marco Bezzecchi alongside Jorge Martin in its all-new factory line-up.But as Simon Patterson, Valentin Khorounzhiy and Matt Beer debate on The Race MotoGP Podcast, while signing the second and third placed riders from the 2023 world championship looks great on paper, there are definite question marks around whether this is all going to work.We also examine all the repercussions elsewhere in the field, from what happens at Aprilia satellite team Trackhouse - whose riders get very different responses from Aprilia boss Massimo Rivola - to whether the exodus of strong satellite riders from Ducati marks a significant end of an era and also why on earth it seems Joan Mir might want to prolong his Honda stint.And the World Superbike Championship has entered the MotoGP rider market in earnest too. Are we going to see Toprak Razgatlioglu or even Andrea Iannone on the 2025 MotoGP grid? And if so, where and how would it go? We give our takes on all of that too.The Race Members' Club now features MotoGP content and a motorbike-only Riders tier on Patreon - offering exclusive bonus podcasts each month, ad-free episodes from our main series and the chance to have your questions answered on our post-race episodes. Head to Patreon.com/theraceFollow the Race Moto channel on Instagram and TwitterCheck out our latest videos on YouTubeDownload our app on iOS or Android Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After Ducati and KTM, it's now Aprilia that can claim it's put together a 2025 MotoGP superteam after securing Marco Bezzecchi alongside Jorge Martin in its all-new factory line-up. But as Simon Patterson, Valentin Khorounzhiy and Matt Beer debate on The Race MotoGP Podcast, while signing the second and third placed riders from the 2023 world championship looks great on paper, there are definite question marks around whether this is all going to work. We also examine all the repercussions elsewhere in the field, from what happens at Aprilia satellite team Trackhouse - whose riders get very different responses from Aprilia boss Massimo Rivola - to whether the exodus of strong satellite riders from Ducati marks a significant end of an era and also why on earth it seems Joan Mir might want to prolong his Honda stint. And the World Superbike Championship has entered the MotoGP rider market in earnest too. Are we going to see Toprak Razgatlioglu or even Andrea Iannone on the 2025 MotoGP grid? And if so, where and how would it go? We give our takes on all of that too. The Race Members' Club now features MotoGP content and a motorbike-only Riders tier on Patreon - offering exclusive bonus podcasts each month, ad-free episodes from our main series and the chance to have your questions answered on our post-race episodes. Head to Patreon.com/therace Follow the Race Moto channel on Instagram and Twitter Check out our latest videos on YouTube Download our app on iOS or Android Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Si sono conclusi a Jerez i test della Superbike con il buon debutto di Rea sulla Yamaha e di Bassani sulla Kawsaki. Se il più veloce è stato Remy Gardner con la Yamaha la sorpresa è arrivata da Andrea Iannone che a 4 anni dalla squalifica per doping ha fatto delle buone prove, senza errori e trovando subito una buona confidenza con la Ducati. Ne parlano Marco caregnato, inviato ai test e Riccardo Guglielmetti, appena rientrato dal 'trittico' della MotoGP.

La tripletta di Misa con Martin dominatore davanti a Bezzecchi e Bagnaia apre diversi interrogativi per la parte finale del campionato che si svolgerà praticamente tutto su piste europee con una doppietta (India-Giappone) e due triple (Indonesia-Australia, Thailandia e Malesia-Qatar-Valencia). Fondamentale infatti sarà non commettere alcun errore, ma cosa potrà accadere se i Joan e Marco dovessero superare Pecco, pilota del team ufficiale?Una domanda alla quale per il momento non è possibile dare alcuna risposta.Nel frattempo, però, resta da capire cosa farà Marquez. Ne parlano Carlo, Paolo, Marco, Matteo.E sul finale, da Magny Cours, arrivano Riccardo e Denis Sacchetti di Go Eleven che parlano dell'imminente arrivo di Andrea Iannone.

After five weeks with no World Superbike action, the championship is back this weekend in France live on Eurosport and Discovery+. Commentator Greg Haines talks through what he considers the top points ahead of a baking hot French Round, ranging from Andrea Iannone to Adrian Huertas and the tragic loss of iconic motorcycle racing team boss, Paul Bird. Also available as a video on the GregHainesTV YouTube channel.Note: After recording it was announced that Jonathan Rea is to sensationally leave Kawasaki for Yamaha in 2024, while Nicolo Bulega will become the new team-mate to Alvaro Bautista at Aruba Ducati.Follow @GregHainesTV on social media!X - https://x.com/greghainestvInsta - https://www.instagram.com/greghainestvYouTube - https://www.youtube.com/greghainestvContact Talking Away by email:TalkingAwayPodcast@gmail.com

Lewis Rae and Jay King discuss the MotoGP British Grand Prix round and TARRAN MACKENZIE WON A RACE IN WORLD SUPERSPORT!!...gets discussed a little bit. Plus news on Andrea Iannone and Alex Rins And news on how much Marc Marquez' perfum is on sale for. Dont forget to tune in to the Motorsport Radio Breakfast Show Mon - Fri 6-9am streaming on your all your devices at www.motorsport.radio

Lewis Rae and Jay King discuss the MotoGP British Grand Prix round and TARRAN MACKENZIE WON A RACE IN WORLD SUPERSPORT!!...gets discussed a little bit. Plus news on Andrea Iannone and Alex Rins. And news on how much Marc Marquez' perfum is on sale for. Dont forget to tune in to the Motorsport Radio Breakfast Show Mon - Fri 6-9am streaming on your all your devices at www.motorsport.radio

Lewis Rae and Jay King discuss the MotoGP British Grand Prix round and TARRAN MACKENZIE WON A RACE IN WORLD SUPERSPORT!!...gets discussed a little bit. Plus news on Andrea Iannone and Alex Rins. And news on how much Marc Marquez' perfum is on sale for. Dont forget to tune in to the Motorsport Radio Breakfast Show Mon - Fri 6-9am streaming on your all your devices at www.motorsport.radio

Lewis Rae and Jay King discuss the MotoGP British Grand Prix round and TARRAN MACKENZIE WON A RACE IN WORLD SUPERSPORT!!...gets discussed a little bit. Plus news on Andrea Iannone and Alex Rins. And news on how much Marc Marquez' perfum is on sale for. Dont forget to tune in to the Motorsport Radio Breakfast Show Mon - Fri 6-9am streaming on your all your devices at www.motorsport.radio

Con Enea Bastianini, Carlo Pernat ha portato il suo terzo pilota in casa Ducati, dopo Loris Capirossi e Andrea Iannone. Naturale che abbia molti aneddoti da raccontare alla vigilia della festa in piazza a Bologna della Rossa bicampione del mondo con Bagnaia e Bautista.

Francesca Caetani Lovatelli racconta la nuova moda core e gli ultimi gossip tra Italia, cinema e Royal FamilyNell'appuntamento del mercoledì del La Combriccola con Filippo Marcianò, Sergio Sironi e Patrizio Romano è tornata Francesca Lovatelli Caetani per parlare degli ultimi trend di m0da e gossip. La Lova Lova ha svelato le nuove direzioni dell'abbigliamento post lockdown, le nuove coppie uscite allo scoperto e le ultime news direttamente dalla Royal Family.TREND E GOSSIP - La Lovatelli ha parlato della moda core, partendo dalla normcore, composta da jeans e maglietta, fino ad esplorare abiti più comodi che sono tornati di moda dopo il lockdown. Andando sul gossip è uscita allo scoperto la coppia composta da Russell Crowe e Britney Theriot, che gia da tempo stavano insieme, e la nuova fiamma esplosa tra Elodie e Andrea Iannone. Volando in Inghilterra invece stanno facendo discutere le decisioni di Re Carlo III in merito alla vendita di alcuni cavalli della regina Elisabetta tra cui il suo amato Love Affairs.Per saperne di più, riascolta l'intervista!

Entramos ya en la recta final de la serie “¿Qué pasó en 2015?”. Hoy en Diálogos Sobre Ruedas os traemos el cuarto (y penúltimo) episodio de la pelea que cambió la historia del motociclismo para siempre. Retomamos la historia donde la dejamos en el capítulo anterior: Australia, una carrera en la que otro piloto hizo acto de presencia para seguir aumentando la tensión ya existente: Andrea Iannone. En una carrera en la que Marc Márquez volvía a hacerse con el primer puesto, el de Ducati se subió al tercer cajón del podio, lo que significaba que Valentino Rossi se quedaba fuera del mismo porque el segundo puesto lo ocupó su máximo rival esa temporada: Jorge Lorenzo. Que Iannone dejase fuera del podio al ‘46' supuso el enfado de parte de la afición rosista, que rápidamente mostró un odio absoluto hacia el italiano. Un odio que Rossi tuvo que calmar en una rueda de prensa que, sin que nadie lo esperase, terminó con un ataque directo a Marc. Un ataque al que, sin duda, el de Cervera no dudó en responder… pero en la pista. Todo esto y mucho más, como siempre, con nuestro experto en MotoGP, Diego Lacave.

Ianez, all'anagrafe Andrea Iannone. Cantautore/scrittore di Vasto, Abruzzo. Inizia il suo percorso nel mondo della musica alla fine degli anni 90 come cantante degli MNT (melan nephos thanatou) una formazione BlackMetal che riscosse un buon successo tra pubblico e critica di genere. Dopo lo scioglimento di questa, inizia la ricerca di una propria identità artistica che lo porta a formare i Renè Golconda. Nel 2012 proprio con i Renè Golconda entra in rotazione radiofonica nazionale con il brano: “Eri Distratta” prodotto da Andrea Gallo e arrangiato da Gigi De Rienzo, bassista dei Napoli Centrale che vanta collaborazioni di rilievo da Bennato a Pino Daniele. Nel 2018 Ianez esce con il romanzo: “Sette foglie di oleandro” edito da Lupieditore. Il libro, catalogato come: “Noir gotico urbano metafisico” ottiene consensi dalla critica aggiudicandosi diversi premi letterari e riconoscimenti. Dopo una breve pausa dalla musica nasce una collaborazione con il bassista Lorenzo D'Annunzio e Fabio Tumini della Satellite Rec. Prende vita Ianez, progetto solista, che raccoglie tutte le esperienze musicali dell'artista, dai testi parlati, all'elettronica. Dopo i primi due singoli “Siamo stati noi” e “Piscina (anche il mare si scorda di te)” esce “Figli delle sberle”, ma è con “Blu” un brano di denuncia contro la violenza sulle donne che Ianez definisce il suo personale genere musicale. Dopo “New Black” un brano distopico, che percorre le affollate strade del degrado sociale e politico e “Minerva”, una canzone onirica e romantica, Ianez si presenta con il suo ultimo singolo “Analisti ne abbiamo?” in uscita il 22 ottobre 2021 in radio e su tutte le piattaforme.

MotoGP is back in the U.S.! We preview the first race since 2019 at Circuit of the Americas, plus - your comments on a potential Toprak MotoGP test, Iker Lecuonia, rider safety and more - along with my MotoGP picks for Texas! The Rundown:- Comments and MotoGP News!:- Is Toprak Razgatlıoğlu doing a MotoGP test? - Your thoughts on Iker Lecuonia, Andrea Iannone, the best bike in the garage, and more- A discussion about rider safety- Pics and Video- Circuit of the Americas! Our full preview of the GP of the Americas at COTA in Texas- Picks for Sunday's race!You can find all of the latest episodes at Motoweek.net, follow on Twitter @motoweek and Instagram @motoweekusa - and like the show and leave your comments on Facebook at facebook.com/motoweek - or on Reddit at r/motoweekAnd you can support the show on Patreon at patreon.com/motoweekThanks for listening!

In questa puntata al quanto euforica lo so ma come il mindset positivo, e con la voglia di crescere nuove opportunità di come una persona è vero già molto conosciuta ma nonostante questa essere imprenditori.

Andrea Iannone, suspenso do Moto GP até 2024, criticou novas regras anti-doping. Bruno Fernandes foi tema do New York Times. Bellerín lançou uma série sobre a recuperação de uma rotura de ligamentos. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

MotoGP has a new world champion: Suzuki's Joan Mir. Toby Moody and Simon Patterson reflect on the second race weekend at Valencia, where Mir was crowned for 2020. Simon explains why he was backing Mir much earlier in the season, and what Suzuki got right this year that no other team could. There's also a detailed look at what went wrong for Yamaha's main hopes in Maverick Vinales and Fabio Quartararo, and how the latter's season has completely fallen apart. Toby also raises the question of if Valentino Rossi has become anonymous after single-handedly helping MotoGP to explode throughout the 21st century, and there are some crucial updates on Marc Marquez as it emerges he could even be in a race against time to be fit for the start of 2021. Plus we discuss Jorge Lorenzo's reaction to being replaced by Cal Crutchlow as Yamaha's test rider, and why Andrea Iannone was slapped with the maximum ban on the table in his doping case.

Is the the weekend we crown a MotoGP Champ?? We talk about the HUGE news with Andrea Iannone, Marc Marquez and Yamaha, debate the future of Andrea Dovizioso and Jorge Lorezno, and talk about your comments, then preview the ValenciaGP - and Joan Mir's chances of winning the MotoGP title!The Rundown:- The Andrea Iannone decision is in - and it is BIG- Is Jorge Lorenzo one step away from a grid slot for 2021?- Marc Marquez will not be back this season - what does it mean?- The Yamaha Engine controversy- Luca Marini is headed to MotoGP - is VR46 far behind?- Your Comments!: Valencia, Marc Marquez, Ducati, the 2020 Championship and more!- Valencia 2! Our Full Preview of the ValenciaGP!- The Manufacturers- The Contenders- Other Riders to Watch- The Picks!Be sure to check out the website at Motoweek.net, follow on Instagram @motoweekusa, and like the show and leave your comments on Facebook at facebook.com/motoweek.net and on Reddit at r/motoweekAnd you can support the show on Patreon at patreon.com/motoweekThanks for listening!

Der Producer mit Andreas Renner (DAZN), Oliver Faßnacht (Eurosport) und Thomas Böker (Kicker) zum Fußball, mit Nicolas Martin (GFL-TV) und Günter Zapf (DAZN) zur NFL, mit Elmar Paulke (DAZN) zu Darts, mit Gregor Biernath (Sky) zum Golf, mit Stefan Heinrich (Motorsport TV), Stefan Ehlen (motorsport.com), Eddie Mielke (ran) und Pete Fink (Motorvision TV) zum Motorsport, mit Axel Goldmann (Drei90) und Tom Häberlein (SID) zum Baseball, und mit Paul Häuser (Sky) zum Tennis.

Nueva edición del podcast de Motorsport.com que analiza la información del Mundial de MotoGP. En este caso, Uri Puigdemont y Germán García valoran el mazado del TAS a Andrea Iannone, que seguramente terminará con su carrera de piloto, la decisión de Andrea Dovizioso de tomarse un año sabático y lo cerca que tienen Joan Mir y Suzuki de llevarse un título de lo más merecido. La sentencia del TAS obliga a Aprilia a tomar una decisión acerca del piloto elegido para acompañar a Aleix Espargaró en 2021 entre las opciones disponibles. Otro asunto que merece especial atención es la confirmación de la baja de Marc Márquez hasta la temporada que viene, así como el agujero en el que anda metida Yamaha. El domingo pasado, en Valencia, la marca de los diapasones protagonizó obtuvo el peor resultado a nivel global desde 2007, y el asunto de los motores irregulares se agrava tras las críticas generalizadas de sus cuatro pilotos.

La condanna a 4 anni di squalifica imposta ad Andrea Iannone dalla WADA dopo il ricorso al TAR fa discutere addetti ai lavori e tifosi. Perna, suo ex manager, assieme a Scalera ed Aglio afferma che si tratta di un precedente gravissimo e che i piloti dovrebbero tutelarsi per il futuro.

Joan Mir tog ett stort grepp om titeln 2020 via sin seger i helgen. I denna podd ger vi plus och minus från första helgen i Valencia och sen blir det fokus Andrea Dovizioso, Marc Marquez och Andrea Iannone. Vi ser även fram emot Valencia 2. Support till showen http://supporter.acast.com/motogp-podden. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Apriamo la trasmissione con un commento di Carlo Pernat alla notizia della squalifica di 4 anni per doping inflitta dal Tas ad Andrea Iannone. Una doccia fredda per il pilota Aprilia che, a 31 anni, dice addio alla sua carriera in MotoGP. L'altro uomo del giorno è Cesare Prandelli che torna a sedersi sulla panchina della Fiorentina appena liberata dall'esonerato Iachini. Andiamo a Firenze dal direttore del Corriere Fiorentino Roberto De Ponti per capire l'umore del popolo Viola che riabbraccia il suo mister mai dimenticato. Sicuramente, il buon Cesarone nazionale traghetterà la Fiorentina fino a giugno. Quindi Sarri resta ancora alla finestra? Cerchiamo di strappare qualche indiscrezione all'amico Bartoletti in questa sessione di BarTur a base di Chianti, mentre Turrini è in coda...ma sulla Pero-Cormano o in una delle Asl che ormai fanno le convocazioni in Nazionale al posto dei ct?

MotoGP is back in action at Aragon - will Suzuki continue to dominate, or could we witness the first Premiere Class win for Alex Marquez? We preview the TeruelGP, discuss the latest rumors for everyone named Andrea, and talk about your comments on Aragon. Plus - picks for the race!The Rundown- MotoGP News- Andrea Dovizioso - headed to Aprilia? Or will he be a test rider?- Andrea Iannone appeal is heard - but no result has been announced- Comments!- Alex Marquez,, and another unbelievable podium- Qualifying- Why Valentino Rossi won’t be replaced by Jorge Lorenzo this weekend- The craziness of the 2020 season - and what further surprises may be in store- An American rider gets a promotion- Pics and Video- Aragon 2! Our full preview of Round 12 of the World Championship - the TeruelGP- The Manufacturers- The Contenders- Other Riders to watch- The Picks!!Be sure to check out the website at Motoweek.net, follow on Instagram @motoweekusa, and like the show and leave your comments on Facebook at facebook.com/motoweek.net - and on Reddit at r/motoweekAnd you can support the show on Patreon - at patreon.com/motoweekThanks for listening!

Can you win a MotoGP championship without winning a race? Toby Moody and Simon Patterson discuss everything going on in MotoGP from a busy first weekend at Aragon, which started with Valentino Rossi testing positive for COVID-19, and ended with what Simon believes could be a decisive moment in the championship battle in favour of Joan Mir, even though he hasn't claimed a win yet.Fabio Quartararo's disastrous tumble down the order is explained, as is Maverick Vinales' gamble for the race, Honda's change of fortunes with Alex Marquez, what's making Suzuki tick so well behind the scenes, plus the latest infighting at Ducati. We also look at the prospect of Andrea Dovizioso spending next year as a test rider, and if he could end up doing so with the number 1 on his bike! And despite Toby's frustrations with the whole saga of Andrea Iannone's doping case, Simon explains the latest developments, and how it's impacting what could happen next in the 2021 rider market.

Certamente si parte dall'1-1 dell'Italia contro l'Olanda che regala momentaneamente il primo posto del girone di Nations League alla Polonia. Poi però è impossibile non aprire le porte del tribunale per discutere della sentenza del giudice sportivo che ha assegnato il 3-0 a tavolino alla Juventus con un punto di penalizzazione per il Napoli reo di non essersi presentato a Torino il 4 ottobre, su raccomandazione della Asl Napoli. I motivi di forza maggiore addotti dal Napoli, non sussisterebbero secondo il giudice Mastandrea. A questo punto, il passaggio dalla toga alla sciarpa, dall'aula alla curva è facilissimo. Umori e malumori con i tifosi Massimo Zampini (Juve) e Maurizio De Giovanni (Napoli). Oggi è anche il giorno in cui è attesa la sentenza sulla squalifica per doping di Andrea Iannone. Sentiamo cosa si aspetta Carlo Pernat, ex manager del pilota Aprilia. Restiamo in zona motori, ma andiamo in pista con due convocati speciali: con noi il neo acquisto Aruba Ducati Superbike Michael Rinaldi e Celestino Vietti dello Sky Racing Team VR46, fresco vincitore del GP di Le Mans in Moto3.

Brad Binder leu a placa errada e quase "ferrou"sua corrida; Aprilia comenta sobre Andrea Iannone e mais algumas notícias. apoia.se/mp00cast instagram.com/mp00cast

Andrea Dovizioso's broken collarbone just weeks before the delayed start of the 2020 MotoGP season is the main topic of our latest podcast. Toby Moody and Simon Patterson discuss the latest on the situation of the man who has finished second in the championship for the last three years, how the injury could affect his 2020 season, and if it will have any influence on his place in the 2021 rider market. Talking of deals for the future, we round up the latest jigsaw pieces being put into place, including KTM's reshuffle that involves Danilo Petrucci riding a Tech3 bike next year. There's also discussion on the developments in Andrea Iannone's doping case, how the calendar looks so far, and Simon's take on journalists not being allowed to attend the early races of the season.

Der Fall um Andrea Iannone ließ mich über Doping im Motorsport nachdenken. Warum legt man als Sportler diese weiße Weste ab?

MotoGP is coming back! We talk about the plan to race in Jerez - along with the challenges that go with it. Plus - the latest Silly Season stuff (including a little Ducati Drama!), MotoGP News, Andrea Iannone's upcoming appeal, and more!The Rundown:- The latest MotoGP Schedule News - are we REALLY going to go racing!?!?- The plan - both the good and the bad- What may be coming up after the first two rounds- Another round of Virtual MotoGP races- MotoGP News - and Silly Season fun:- Suzuki completes their 2021 lineup with Joan Mir - is it a good move?- A Valentino Rossi deal is nearly done - we’ll discuss the details- Pol Espargaro with Honda?? - Drama Time! we talk about what could have been with Marc Marquez, Maverick Vinales, and Andrea Dovizioso - and how Honda is sticking it to Ducati- Ducati scrambles to patch things up with Dovi- The Andrea Iannone appeal - what his team is saying, and prospects of succeedingBe sure to check out the website at Motoweek.net, follow on Twitter and Instagram @Motoweek - and like the show and leave your comments on Facebook at facebook.com/motoweek.net and on Reddit at r/motoweekThanks for listening!

Hello and welcome to E113 and the second lock-down episode of Front End Chatter, the biking podcast that’s been around for over 160 hours of guffage – none of yer opportunist ‘Johnny-come-lately’ podcasts, jumping on the Corona bandwagon because someone’s bored, here. Oh no, Front End Chatter has been boring people for a lot longer than that. Thanks as always to our amazing benefactors and supporters at the world’s most comprehensive motorcycling website, bikesocial.co.uk, and Bennetts, the bike insurance experts. On this week’s episode we discuss: coping with life not riding motorbikes will there be any racing at all in 2020? does virtual racing offer any kind of substitute for the real thing? actual Andrea Iannone drugs ban news the joys of watching 1980s racing on YouTube Plus the mighty FEC sack gets a battering, with topics such as: the pleasures of working your way up the biking ladder, then starting again from scratch... ... and is it therefore worth ‘saving’ getting your ultimate bike candidity (© Mufga) in the bike press is an airbag jacket really worth it, and can they save lives? Or better off spending the money on rider training? if bike theft trackers are fitted as standard by dealers, will that mean thieves will just get wise and work out how to disable them? the merits of Honda’s VFR800 v Honda’s 954 FireBlade, and why Honda’s current VFR isn’t as good as its predecessors what’s a good modern sports tourer? ... and much much more... Thanks for listening and we hope lockdown life is made slightly less intolerable by our ramblings. Please continue to populate the FEC sack with your musings, questions, stories and your Corona coping strategies. Email us at: anything@frontendchatter.com And catch us on the socials: @SimonHbikes @Mufga  

There's more bad new for the MotoGP schedule - is it time to get worried? We discuss the future, and how the season may be able to happen. Plus - Cal Crutchlow talks about his future, you come up with some great topics to discuss, and we...don't really talk about the second Virtual MotoGP race...The Rundown- MotoGP News:- The Second Virtual MotoGP race happens- The Latest on the 2020 Schedule - and it's not too good...- Carmelo Ezpelata talks about when 'normal' may happen- The Development freeze until the end of 2021 - is it a good idea?- Herve Poncharal and Razlan Razali talk about the state of things in MotoGP- Cal Crutchlow says he IS racing next season- Comments:- Your thoughts on the season - will it actually happen? - How it should be carried out if it does? We discuss some ideas- The Andrea Iannone situation- More on Marc - what happens after his new contract is done?- LOTS of Pictures - including the V4 invasion!- Should we do a MotoGP 19 challenge?Be sure to check out the website at Motoweek.net, follow on Twitter and Instagram @motoweek - and like the show and leave your comments on Facebook at facebook.com/motoweek.net and on Reddit at r/motoweekThanks for listening!

Andrea Iannone's 18-month ban for failing a drugs test is the subject of our latest MotoGP podcast, with Toby Moody and Simon Patterson discussing how a career that promised so much has come to what looks like an ignominious end. Simon details how Iannone ended up with the length of ban that he did, and we also take a look at the highs of the Italian's career, before detailing how things had spiralled downwards on-track even before this scandal kicked off late last year. Plus, Toby and Simon discuss the chances of Iannone ever riding at the top of the motorcycle racing pyramid again.

Last week Aprilia MotoGP rider Andrea Iannone was handed an 18-month competition ban for an anti-doping infringement, whilst he has maintained his innocence, claiming that ingestion of the steroid came from contaminated food. Why is this case not straightforward and what does it mean for MotoGP? Lewis Duncan and Oriol Puigdemont are on the case.

The MotoGP schedule changes again - when will the season start? We talk about the latest MotoGP news, whether Ducati may replace both of their riders in Silly Season, and the financial impact of no MotoGP racing. Plus - plenty of your comments, and more!The Rundown:-MotoGP Schedule news - the latest isn't good...-Comments:-The financial Impact of the postponements - and steps Dorna is taking to help teams-More thoughts on Virtual MotoGP races - as the format gains momentum in other series-The Andrea Iannone suspension-Silly Season 2021 - The Ducati Delimma-Marc and Two Manufacturers - does it make a difference?-The Motoweek Bike - am I not as crazy as I Be sure to check out the website at Motoweek.net - follow on Twitter and Instagram @Motoweek - and like the show and leave you comments on Facebook at facebook.com/motoweek.net and on Reddit at r/motoweekThanks for listening!

Can Virtual MotoGP racing replace the real thing? We talk about the #StayAtHomeGP, Andrea Iannone's suspension, and LOTS of your comments on Marc, eRacing - and more!The Rundown:- The #StayAtHomeGP virtual MotoGP Race - was it a success?- Comments:- Your thoughts on the Virtual MotoGP event- Should we do a Motoweek Virtual Championship??- MotoGP News - well...ONE MotoGP story. A big one:- Andrea Iannone suspended for 18 months - what does it mean, and what happens next?- More Comments! - Marc Marquez and the 2-manufacturer Legacy debate- A shortened season? We discuss options to get the racing in...once there is racing- Bike-Fitness - how do riders prepare, not knowing when they can ride next?- Is mental fitness harder to maintain during the unexpected off-time?And that's just the start of your comments - we've got more to talk about on the next episode!Be sure to check out the website at Motoweek.net, follow on Twitter and Instagram @motoweek - and like the show and leave your comments on Facebook at facebook.com/motoweek.net and Reddit at r/motoweekThanks for listening!

Som alla känner till vid det här laget så är säsongen 2020 på paus. Inget startdatum är bekräftat och som alla vet så är det omöjligt att säga när det sker. Vi spekulerar däremot vilt om när det kan dra igång och med vilka banor. Vi listar även vilka banor vi hade velat ha med, om vi fick bestämma. Dessutom en uppdatering kring Andrea Iannone. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

La notizia della condanna a 18 mesi di squalifica per Andrea Iannone ha convinto Paolo Scalera ad invitare a parlare in diretta su Facebook il nostro Carletto Pernat, che assieme anche a Matteo Aglio ha parlato di questa decisione molto contestata e degli scenari futuri per il pilota di Vasto.

So MotoGP still hasn't gone racing in 2020...and we still aren't sure when the season will start - but there's still plenty to talk about! We go over the latest MotoGP scheduling options, discuss the Marc Marquez contract, Ducati Holeshot v 2.0 - and lots more!The Rundown:- 2020 MotoGP Schedule Madness- Will we see an entire season? What is the best way to make it happen?- MotoE test in Jerez - and why one rider was upset about it- Maverick Vinales spends his newfound time off - getting hurt...- The Marc Marquez contract - it is too big?- Andrea Iannone doping case update- Ducati Holeshot version 2.0 - should it be legal, and will it make a real difference?Be sure to check out the website at Motoweek.net, follow on Twitter and Instagram @motoweek, and like the show and leave your comments on Facebook at facebook.com/motoweek.net and Reddit at r/motoweekThanks for listening!

Ever get the bad feeling we recorded this one early? Sadly, the bulk of this was taped BEFORE the news struck about Qatar's cancellation and Thailand's postponement, but hey, it's a fun time as we catch up with the news, remind you all we're BACK TO WEEKLY SHOWS, and preview the runners and riders for the 2020 MotoGP Season? Can Marquez make it 5 in a row? Introductions, plugs, etc - IndyCar Preview next week - F1 Preview too? Or in two weeks? Who knows EXPRESS NEWS - Oh christ here's more COVID-19 worries - F1 Testing: Mercedes drops the DAS bomb - IndyCar: NANDO BACC ITS OUR FUCKIN YEAR BAYBEE Alonso joins Arrow McLaren SP for Indy 500 - Jr. Formulas: Daruvala (Carlin), M. Sato (Trident) fill final F2 seats; Flörsch steps to F3 with Campos - WEC: Are y'all happy, Toyota detractors? Is this what you wanted all this time? MOTOGP SEASON PREVIEW TIME HONDA (incl. LCR) - Can they once again overcome poor health and bike problems? #93 - Marc Marquez #73 - Alex Marquez #30 - Takaaki Nakagami #35 - Cal Crutchlow YAMAHA (incl. SRT) - A factory in flux, is this their year to leapfrog a vulnerable Honda? #46 - Valentino Rossi #12 - Maverick Viñales #20 - Fabio Quartararo #21 - Franco Morbidelli DUCATI (incl. Pramac & Avintia) - NOW WITH MORE RIDE HEIGHT DEVICES - Can all this engineering put them over the top? #04 - Andrea Dovizioso #9 - Danilo Petrucci #43 - Jack Miller #63 - Pecco Bagnaia #5 - Johann Zarco #53 - Tito Rabat SUZUKI - The potential new contender? #42 - Alex Rins #36 - Joan Mir KTM (incl. Tech3) - Are KTM...good? #44 - Pol Espargaro #33 - Brad Binder :beginner: #88 - Miguel Oliveira #27 - Iker Lecuona :beginner: APRILIA - Everything is fine #41 - Aleix Espargaro #29 - Andrea Iannone #38 - Bradley Smith --- 20 good minutes with Motos 2 & 3 BOLD PREDICTIONS

February 2020 is here, which means MotoGP bikes on track for pre-season testing. There has been a lot of racing news over the past month or two. Here's our highlights. Andrea Iannone still isn't riding because his B-sample failed. His lawyers are doing there thing and he might still race this year. Jorge Lorenzo is back on a Yamaha and many are stoked about it. Of course, the Yamaha won testing again. The Dorna Media Machine is making it painfully clear that Marquez's shoulder isn't 100% - BrotoGP isn't sure it'll matter by Valencia. Lastly, Michelin threw a wrench into the entire 2020 season with a new rear tire - Hooray!BrotoGP will be live on Youtube for many of our recordings. Check our social media to join in the fun. Sorry about the delay in posting this - new software brings new issues.

Ai microfoni di Sembra Moto.it Luca Cadalora, ex coach di Valentino Rossi, ci racconta com’è lavorare per il pilota di Tavullia e fa il suo pronostico sul mondiale 2020. Prima di lui, il fotoreporter Gabriele Micalizzi racconta del suo rapporto con Andrea Iannone e dell'uscita della sua biografia. In mezzo, tanta Formula 1 con il mitico Giorgio Terruzzi, che ci ha detto la sua sulla nuova Ferrari e sulla possibilità che Hamilton vesta prima o poi in rosso

Can Aprilia's all-new RS-GP compete with the Big 3 in MotoGP? We preview all of the manufacturers heading into this weekend's MotoGP test at Sepang, talk about Honda's 2020 presentation, the latest on the Andrea Iannone saga - and more!The Rundown:- Sepang Test Preview!- The Sepang MotoGP Shakedown Test- Honda - how do they make it easier to ride?- Ducati - handling is the key- Yamaha - looking for more power, with a loaded lineup to test it- Suzuki - wants to go faster, without losing any of the handling magic- KTM - taking a step toward the mainstream with their new chassis- Aprilia - a new bike and a new attitude - will it lead to results??- Andrea Iannone update - and why he won’t be in Sepang this weekendBe sure to check out the website at Motoweek.net, follow on Twitter and Instagram @motoweek, and like the show and leave your comments on Facebook at facebook.com/motoweek.net - or on Reddit at r/motoweekThanks for listening!

When Yamaha heard that Ducati was the 'King of Drama' in MotoGP, Lin Jarvis simply replied "hold my beer...". The Monster Energy team kicks off the 2021 Silly Season before their 2020 bike is even unveiled - we talk about Vinales, Quartararo, Lorenzo, Valentino Rossi and what all the moves mean on the latest MW podcast!The Rundown:- Maverick VInales signs a two-year deal to stay with Yamaha through 2022- Fabio Quartararo is officially the second Monster Yamaha rider starting in 2021- Jorge Lorenzo is officially Yamaha’s MotoGP test rider- What does the future hold for Valentino Rossi?? I’ll tell you what I think is going to happen!- How do Yamaha’s swift decisions affect the other teams’ Silly Season plans?- Aprilia boss talks about the Andrea Iannone situation - and their new bike- Factory Ducati unveil - just to bring some levity to the craziness!Be sure to check out the website at Motoweek.net, follow on Twitter and Instagram @motoweek, and like the show and leave your comments on Facebook at facebook.com/motoweek.net or on Reddit at r/motoweekThanks for listening!

Andrea Iannone è stato accusato di aver assunto sostanze dopanti, ma si è dichiarato innocente. In questo episodio cerchiamo di capire quali potrebbero essere le conseguenze per Aprilia e la MotoGP in entrambi gli scenari possibili.

Winter testing is almost here - MotoGP teams are getting ready, and riders are talking! We discuss some of the more interesting interviews of the week, including Rossi retirement talk (again), and Lorenzo-Yamaha MotoGP test team rumors. Plus - the latest in the Andrea Iannone saga - and more!The Rundown- Andrea Iannone drama! The B-sample comes back positive - what does it mean?- Aprilia’s options for the Sepang test - and the season- Should MotoGP change how riders are tested for PEDs?- Jorge Lorenzo as a Yamaha Test Rider - would it work?- Valentino Rossi is asked about retirement - but this time, it comes with a Satellite team twist!- Pol Espargaro talks about KTM's interesting new frame, and the impact of Dani Pedrosa- Michelin announce 2020 tire offering...is a conspiracy afoot?- Announced dates for MotoGP team presentationsBe sure to check out the website at Motoweek.net for all of the latest episodes, follow on Twitter and Instagram @motoweek - and like the show and leave your comments on Facebook at facebook.com/motoweek.net - and on Reddit at r/motoweekThanks for listening!

In this episode, Steve, David, and Neil give a preview of what is to come in the 2020 seasons for the MotoGP and WorldSBK Championships. The guys also look at some of the headlines that have developed in the off-season, including the doping results from Andrea Iannone.

With all factory contracts up for grabs for the 2021 season, this year’s MotoGP ‘silly season’ is set to be the series’ maddest yet. One of the biggest story arcs in shaping the 2021 grid will be what nine-time grand prix motorcycle racing world champion Valentino Rossi decides to do; will he retire or will he decide to extend his stay in MotoGP. In the first edition of the Tank Slappers podcast in 2020, Autosport’s Motorcycle Racing Correspondent Lewis Duncan is joined by Motorsport.com’s Global MotoGP Editor Oriol Puigdemont to discuss Rossi’s options and as well as Yamaha’s. They also delve into what Ducati needs to do to topple the MotoGP juggernaut of Marc Marquez and Honda, and discuss Aprilia’s current situation with Andrea Iannone, who was hit with an anti-doping ban over the winter.

Finally recovered from the flu, this is our last podcast recorded for 2019. In it we catch up on some interesting motorcycle news, starting with Andrea Iannone's anti-doping results (or lack thereof) from MotoGP. From there we jump into news from MotoAmerica that the Yoshimura Suzuki team will not be competing next year in the North American series, and we also talk about the pricing of the Honda CBR1000R-R Fireblade SP in the United Kingdom. We finish the show with an information dump from KTM/Husqvarna/GasGas and what it means to have Segway making electric motorcycles. Happy New Year, and we will see you in 2020!

  Hello and welcome to E107 of Front End Chatter, Britain’s most biodegradable biking podcast, oralised by Martin Fitz-Gibbons and Simon Hargreaves, and supported and recycled by the green bins at bikesocial.co.uk and Bennetts, the bike insurance specialists.   And in this fab, decidedly retrospective episode we have:   under-achieving factory Aprilia rider Andrea Iannone is in trouble with the FIM after a urine sample is found to contain performance-enhancing drugs. Mr Iannone is understood to be seeking a refund from his dealer under the Consumer Rights Act as the year crawls to its conclusion like a slug looking for the exit sign, FEC goes back 12 months to watch ourselves gazing into our crystal balls and compares what we thought we’d be saying then to, er, now... ...and as the decade grinds to a crushing defeat we also look back at the trends and changes we’ve seen in motorcycling over the last ten years, the look forward to what’s to come in the next ten... plus more of your FEC-sack emails, including subjects as varied as helmets turning to cork, possibly thanks to corrosive perspiration, and/or adding a Best Before date to the lining, sat navs v smart phones part deux, semi-active Fireblade Öhlins v upgrading suspension, why some endurance race bikes have yellow headlights and much much more....   Thanks for listening, you’ve still been wonderful. Props to my man at bikesocial.co.uk – a tumescent repository of motorcycling wisdom – and Bennetts, whose insurance superstardom continues to include 10% off at Halfords on top of goodness knows what else.   Please email your thoughts, queries, questions, musings and mitherings to:   anything@frontendchatter.com   Fank youse.            

2020 brings a LOT of questions for MotoGP! We discuss some big MotoGP stories to finish out the year, including the shocking suspension of Andrea Iannone, the possibility of Jorge Lorenzo as a Yamaha test rider, a potential shake-up for Phillip Island - and more!The Rundown:- MotoGP News:- Andrea Iannone suspended?!? What does it mean?- Johann Zarco officially signs with Avintia Ducati- Marc Marquez has shoulder surgery...again. Is it time to get worried?- Valentino Rossi does a little bit of everything in his time off- Jorge Lorenzo - Yamaha Test Rider?- Two Day MotoGP weekend- Phillip Island could be the season opener by 2021Be sure to check out the website at Motoweek.net, follow on Twitter and Instagram @motoweek - and like the show and leave your comments on Facebook at facebook.com/motoweek.net and on Reddit at r/motoweekThanks for listening!

Do you take supplements? Are you absolutely certain there are no illicit or banned substances in them? How do you know?Andrea Iannone has almost failed a drug test, with his A-sample containing an anabolic steroid. BrotoGP has no idea what's going to happen to his career just yet. But first, Kev wants to set a few things straight. #1 - Its very possible to unknowingly consume a tainted supplement. #2 - PEDs would benefit motorcycle racing in more ways than you might think. This goes deep.After that, we hit up MotoAmerica's loss of the Yoshimura team, their replacement, and what this means for MotoAmerica. Then we talk about the new Superbike Cup and how its going to benefit the Superbike class and MotoAmerica as a whole.FDA list of tainted supplement products:https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/sda/sdNavigation.cfm?filter&sortColumn=3a&sd=tainted_supplements_cder&displayAll=true#drugtests #peds #andreaiannone

Die MotoGP 2019 ist vorbei. Motorsport-Magazin.com nutzt die Winterpause zur ausführlichen Analyse der vergangenen Monate. Hersteller für Hersteller analysieren wir die Saison. Honda hatte 2019 allen Grund zum Jubeln, und das obwohl mit Jorge Lorenzo die Hälfte des Werksteams einem Totalausfall gleichkam. Marc Marquez auf der anderen Seite der Repsol-Box fuhr aber seine bislang beste MotoGP- und sicherte damit fast im Alleingang die Titel in der Fahrer-, Hersteller- und Teamwertung. Ducati musste sich wieder einmal mit der Rolle des Vizeweltmeisters begnügen. Andrea Dovizioso fuhr eine weitere gute Saison, hatte gegen Marc Marquez aber erneut nicht den Funken einer Chance. In der Teamwertung verspielte man in den letzten Rennen noch die Führung und unterlag Honda. Yamaha war nur dritte Kraft. Maverick Vinales kam erst gegen Saisonende in Schwung, während Valentino Rossi nur zu Beginn überzeugen konnte. Die Lichtgestalt für Yamaha war 2019 ganz klar Rookie Fabio Quartararo. Suzuki konnte erstmals seit der MotoGP-Rückkehr 2015 zwei Rennen gewinnen. In Austin rang Alex Rins Valentino Rossi nieder, in Silverstone schlug er dann auch noch Dominator Marc Marquez. Bei KTM erlebte man eine zwiegespaltene Saison. Während Pol Espargaro gewohnt stark ablieferte, wurde die Zusammenarbeit mit Johann Zarco zum Debakel, das frühzeitig endete. Aprilia stagnierte auch 2019. Aleix Espargaro und Andrea Iannone konnten auf der unterlegenenn RS-GP selten überzeugen. Mehr von Motorsport-Magazin.com:Web: www.motorsport-magazin.comApp (iOS & Android): www.motorsport-app.com Folge Motorsport-Magazin.com auf:Facebook: www.facebook.com/motorsportmagazinTwitter: www.twitter.com/MSM_OnlineInstagram: www.instagram.com/motorsportmagazin Abonniere Motorsport-Magazin.com auf:YouTube: www.youtube.com/motorsportmagazincomApple Podcasts: www.motorsport-magazin.com/goto/applepodcastsAndroid-User suchen bitte nach "Motorsport-Magazin.com" in der Podcast-App ihrer Wahl. Unsere Redakteure auf Twitter:Michael: www.twitter.com/m_hoellerMarkus: www.twitter.com/mzoerwegChristian: www.twitter.com/msm_christianJonas: www.twitter.com/jonasfehlingFlorian: www.twitter.com/MSM_FlorianRobert: www.twitter.com/msm_robsStephan: www.twitter.com/msm_stephan Wenn Du Fragen zur Formel 1, MotoGP, Formel E, DTM oder Motorsport-Magazin.com hast, stelle sie uns hier und vielleicht beantworten wir sie in einem unserer Q&As:www.motorsport-magazin.com/goto/askmsm Hol Dir 3 Ausgaben unseres Print-Magazins im Probe-Abo:www.motorsport-magazin.com/goto/abo Mehr über unser Magazin erfährst Du hier:www.motorsport-magazin.com/goto/Print

Sunday qualifying, crazy high-sides, and...an Aprilia in the lead? Just a typical day of MotoGP racing at Phillip Island! We recap all of the action from the AustralianGP in Moto3, Moto2 and MotoGP, along with Johann Zarco's Honda debut, and the Moto3 Champ!The Rundown:- Moto3 - Lorenzo Dalla Porta wins the title exactly the right way- Moto2 - KTM dominates, as the championship gets more interesting!- MotoGP - and unexpected start gives way to a very expected ending- Maverick Vinales gets closer to Fabio's pace, but it still isn't enough- Marc Marquez - as fast as ever...- Cal Crutchlow's podium has him thinking contract extension- Jack Miller drinks from his own boot, so....- Bagnaia and Mir have their best MotoGP results ever- Andrea Iannone was...leading? And passed Marc Marquez?!?!- Valentino Rossi - start No. 400 almost looked like start No. 1- Johann Zarco makes his Honda debut - should Jorge Lorenzo be worried?- The MotoGP team championship race- My take on the weekendWhat did you think of the AustralianGP? Leave your Phillip Island opinions on Facebook at facebook.com/motoweek.net or on Reddit at r/motoweekAnd be sure to check out the website for the latest episodes at Motoweek.netThanks for listening!

Funny show this one with Dre, King and Cam. This was originally going to be a show dominated by MotoGP's Japanese GP Weekend. Unfortunately, we this show quickly became a live reaction show to the breaking news of the time that Renault got DQ'ed from the Japanese Grand Prix, and... things got out of hand at the end. Enjoy! HOLY SHIT RENAULT CHUCKED OUT OF JAPAN AND MAYBE A LOT MORE MOTOGP: Japanese Grand Prix - Marc Marquez goes to double digits, winning 10th race of the year, ties Mick Doohan for top flight wins, Honda takes constructors title - Fabio 2nd yet again to win Rookie of the Year, Dovi 3rd - Rossi bins it, we have to mention Andrea Iannone's new tattoo, Aprilia suffer HORRENDOUS weekend. - Luca Marini goes back-to-back to win in Moto2 over Thomas Luthi and Jorge Martin's first podium, Alex Marquez pulls two miracle saves in a weekend - Lorenzo Dalla Porta puts one hand on Moto3 title with massive win, with Canet falling, Arenas and Vietti on the podium - Big KTM reshuffle as Lecouna goes to Tech3 next year in MotoGP with Brad Binder going straight to the factory team - Jeremy Burgess claims Rossi has "hung around a bit too long" - Ducati hints at wanting Maverick Vinales for 2021 NEWS: - Pato O'Ward leaves Red Bull Driver Academy, Yuri Vips races in Super Formula - Santiago Formula E round in jeopardy due to MAJOR civil unrest. - F1 to Broadcast itself on Twitch... To a small part of continental Europe - Scott Redding wins British Superbike Title - W Series Season 2 Grid! - FIGHT CLUB returns, controversial cautions! #Playoffs - F1 vetos Reverse Grid Race trial

Another round, another phenomenal MotoGP race! The BritishGP gave us action from start to finish - we recap the battles in Moto3, Moto2 and that incredible final lap in MotoGP! What did you think of the racing at Silverstone? The Rundown:- Moto3 - One small mistake makes the difference in another intense Tony Arbolino-Leopard Honda shootout, as the championship lead changes hands- Moto2 - Alex Marquez finally makes a mistake - and the result is a fantastic fight for all three podium spots!- MotoGP - What is the best follow-up to an epic Marc-Dovi clash? How about an epic Marc-Rins clash?- Alex Rins uses a brilliant strategy...even if he wasn't sure he was using a brilliant strategy...- Marc Marquez loses yet another last-turn battle...how?- Maverick Vinales leads the way for another Yamaha podium- More Yamaha top-5 finishes - is it a step forward?- Cal hangs in there, Ducati struggles, Zarco tries to take out as many KTMs as possible, and Andrea Iannone gets a...top-10??- My Take on the BritishGPWhat did you think of Silverstone? Leave your opinions on Facebook at facebook.com/motoweek.net or on Reddit at r/motoweek - and we'll talk about your comments on the full show later this week, along with the latest MotoGP news! Thanks for listening!

Marc Marquez lag zur MotoGP-Sommerpause in seiner gesamten Karriere nur einmal noch weiter voran als in diesem Jahr. Kann man da überhaupt noch von einem ernsthaften Kampf um den Titel sprechen? Eigentlich nicht, denn nicht einmal der zweimalige Vizeweltmeister Andrea Dovizioso konnte Marquez zuletzt fordern. Unsere Redakteure Michael Höller und Markus Zörweg lassen die erste Saisonhälfte der MotoGP 2019 mit ihren neun Rennen Revue passieren und widmen sich neben dem Kampf um die vordersten Plätze auch den großen Überraschungen, wie etwa Rookie Fabio Quartararo, oder den Sorgenkindern des bisherigen Motorrad-Jahres. Von denen gab es einige, die bislang als große Namen eher um die vordersten Plätze mitmischten. Doch für Valentino Rossi, Jorge Lorenzo, Johann Zarco oder Andrea Iannone sind schwierige Zeiten angebrochen. Schaffen sie noch einmal die Kehrtwende ihrer Formkurve? Oder müssen sie die MotoGP-Saison 2019 schon vorzeitig abschreiben? Valentino Rossi steht jedenfalls so erfolglos da wie noch nie zuvor in seiner Karriere, bleibt aber nach wie vor der wichtigste Fan-Motor im Paddock. Mehr von Motorsport-Magazin.com:Web: www.motorsport-magazin.comApp (iOS & Android): www.motorsport-app.com Folge Motorsport-Magazin.com auf:Facebook: www.facebook.com/motorsportmagazinTwitter: www.twitter.com/MSM_OnlineInstagram: www.instagram.com/motorsportmagazin Abonniere Motorsport-Magazin.com auf:YouTube: www.youtube.com/motorsportmagazincomApple Podcasts: www.motorsport-magazin.com/goto/applepodcastsAndroid-User suchen bitte nach "Motorsport-Magazin.com" in der Podcast-App ihrer Wahl. Unsere Redakteure auf Twitter:Michael: www.twitter.com/m_hoellerMarkus: www.twitter.com/mzoerwegChristian: www.twitter.com/msm_christianJonas: www.twitter.com/jonasfehlingFlorian: www.twitter.com/MSM_FlorianRobert: www.twitter.com/msm_robsStephan: www.twitter.com/msm_stephan Wenn Du Fragen zur Formel 1, MotoGP, Formel E, DTM oder Motorsport-Magazin.com hast, stelle sie uns hier und vielleicht beantworten wir sie in einem unserer Q&As:www.motorsport-magazin.com/goto/askmsm Hol Dir 3 Ausgaben unseres Print-Magazins im Probe-Abo:www.motorsport-magazin.com/goto/abo Mehr über unser Magazin erfährst Du hier:www.motorsport-magazin.com/goto/Print

Hello and welcome to Episode 89 of Front End Chatter, Britain’s most insured motorcycling podcast delivered fresh to your ears by Simon Hargreaves and Martin Fitz-Gibbons – enabled by the humanoids at www.bikesocial.co.uk and supported by Bennetts, the bike insurance specialists. This week we’re chattering about: Andrea Iannone’s smelly secretions Jonathon Rea’s Book Of Excuses first ride of KTM’s new 790 Adventure and Adventure R how practical and fun is Enfield’s Interceptor? which bike can renew the sense of fun in your biking is £200 for a one-piece leather race suit on Ebay worth buying? should we feel guilty about NOT riding our bikes much? what’s the best non-sportsbike for track days? does Fairy Liquid work as an anti-misting visor coating? how to find the right people with whom to tour Europe ...and much much more...  Thank you once more for listening to out nonsense, and contributing with your thoughts, queries and opinions: email  anything@frontendchatter.com Please add August 13th to your diary, when Front End Chatter will be recorded LIVE! at a BIkeSocial Bennetts track day at Cadwell Park! More info at www.superbikeschool.co.uk Simon H and Martin are on Twitter: @SimonHbikes @Mufga ...and you can also fund us on various other social media platforms...  

Nach 25 Rennen ohne MotoGP-Sieg hat Maverick Vinales den Hersteller endlich erlöst. Beim Australien-GP auf Phillip Island holte der Katalane den ersten Yamaha-Sieg seit Assen im Vorjahr und seinen eigenen ersten Erfolg seit 21. Mai 2017. Obwohl er zu Beginn des Rennens aus der ersten Startreihe ans Ende der Top-10 zurückfiel, schaffte Vinales es in schon in der 8. Runde an die Spitze. Dort zog er dem MotoGP-Feld rasch auf und davon und brachte den Sieg letztlich ungefährdet ins Ziel. Hinter Vinales entbrannte ein heftiger Mehrkampf um die restlichen Podestplätze. Andrea Iannone, Andrea Dovizioso, Valentino Rossi, Alex Rins und überraschenderweise auch Alvaro Bautista - der für den verletzten Jorge Lorenzo im Ducati-Werksteam aushalf - lieferten sich spektakuläre Duelle. Am Ende schafften es Iannone und Dovizioso zur Siegerehrung. Mehr von Motorsport-Magazin.com: Web: www.motorsport-magazin.com App (iOS & Android): www.motorsport-app.com Folge Motorsport-Magazin.com auf: Facebook: www.facebook.com/motorsportmagazin Twitter: www.twitter.com/MSM_Online Instagram: www.instagram.com/motorsportmagazin Abonniere Motorsport-Magazin.com auf: YouTube: www.youtube.com/motorsportmagazincom Apple Podcasts: www.motorsport-magazin.com/goto/applepodcasts Android-User suchen bitte nach "Motorsport-Magazin.com" in der Podcast-App ihrer Wahl. Unsere Redakteure auf Twitter: Michael: www.twitter.com/m_hoeller Markus: www.twitter.com/mzoerweg Christian: www.twitter.com/msm_christian Jonas: www.twitter.com/jonasfehling Florian: www.twitter.com/MSM_Florian Robert: www.twitter.com/msm_robs Stephan: www.twitter.com/msm_stephan Wenn Du Fragen zur Formel 1, MotoGP, Formel E, DTM oder Motorsport-Magazin.com hast, stelle sie uns hier und vielleicht beantworten wir sie in einem unserer Q&As:www.motorsport-magazin.com/goto/askmsm Hol Dir 3 Ausgaben unseres Print-Magazins im Probe-Abo:www.motorsport-magazin.com/goto/abo Mehr über unser Magazin erfährst Du hier:www.motorsport-magazin.com/goto/Print

In der MotoGP ist am Wochenende beim Großen Preis von Aragon wohl die Vorentscheidung in der WM-Wertung gefallen. Marcel Schrötter hat mal wieder ein starkes Rennen in der Moto2 geliefert und Valentino Rossi scheint ratlos ob seiner Yamaha zu sein. Das sind die Schlagzeilen des Wochenendes in der Motorrad-Weltmeisterschaft. Andreas Thies spricht mit Ruben Zimmermann und Gerald Dirnbeck von unserem Kooperationspartner motorsport-total.com darüber. Marquez mit der Vorentscheidung Es entwickelte sich in der MotoGP am Sonntag ein faszinierendes Rennen zwischen Marc Marquez, dem WM-Führenden, und Andrea Dovizioso, der in der Gesamtwertung inzwischen auf Platz 1 steht. Zahlreiche Attacken wechselten sich ab mit rasanten Überholmanövern und vielen Führungswechseln. Es war faszinierendes Racing, was die beiden den Zuschauern boten. So faszinierend, dass sich zwischendurch sogar Andrea Iannone einmischen und aus einem Zwei- einen Dreikampf machen konnte. Am Ende hatte mal wieder Marc Marquez die be...

In der MotoGP ist am Wochenende beim Großen Preis von Aragon wohl die Vorentscheidung in der WM-Wertung gefallen. Marcel Schrötter hat mal wieder ein starkes Rennen in der Moto2 geliefert und Valentino Rossi scheint ratlos ob seiner Yamaha zu sein. Das sind die Schlagzeilen des Wochenendes in der Motorrad-Weltmeisterschaft. Andreas Thies spricht mit Ruben Zimmermann und Gerald Dirnbeck von unserem Kooperationspartner motorsport-total.com darüber. Marquez mit der Vorentscheidung Es entwickelte sich in der MotoGP am Sonntag ein faszinierendes Rennen zwischen Marc Marquez, dem WM-Führenden, und Andrea Dovizioso, der in der Gesamtwertung inzwischen auf Platz 1 steht. Zahlreiche Attacken wechselten sich ab mit rasanten Überholmanövern und vielen Führungswechseln. Es war faszinierendes Racing, was die beiden den Zuschauern boten. So faszinierend, dass sich zwischendurch sogar Andrea Iannone einmischen und aus einem Zwei- einen Dreikampf machen konnte. Am Ende hatte mal wieder Marc Marquez die beste Maschine und konnte das Rennen für sich entscheiden. Der Titelverteidiger hat 5 Rennen vor Schluss etwa 70 Punkte Vorsprung vor Dovizioso. Wohl zu viel, um dem Italiener noch eine Chance in der WM-Wertung einzuräumen. Für Jorge Lorenzo war das Rennen schon nach einer Kurve beendet. Nach einem aggressiven Start von Marc Marquez wollte sich Lorenzo die Führung noch in der ersten Kurve zurückholen, doch er übersteuerte und machte einen Abgang über den Lenker. Lorenzo beschuldigte hinterher Marc Marquez für seinen Ausfall, doch Gerald Dirnbeck und Ruben Zimmermann denken, dass dies eher ein Fehler Lorenzos war, wie sie im Podcast deutlich machen. Schrötter guter Fünfter Marcel Schrötter zeigte in der Moto2 mal wieder eine ansprechende Leistung. Nachdem er vor 14 Tagen das erste Podium seiner Karriere erreicht hatte, konnte er in Aragonien einen fünften Platz feiern. In der Moto3 gab es dann eine Machtdemonstration der vier in der Gesamtwertung führenden. Das Rennen gewann Jorge Martin, der unter anderem davon profitierte, dass seine Konkurrenten in der Qualifikation empfindliche Strafen hinnehmen mussten. Die Vorentscheidung in der Gesamtwertung ist hier aber noch nicht gefallen.

Das ganz große Spektakel sahen die Zuschauer, die sich nach Assen zum diesjährigen MotoGP-Rennen aufgemacht hatten. Das sahen natürlich auch alle Zuschauer, die das Rennen am TV mitverfolgt hatten. Überholmanöver. ständige Führungswechsel, Berührungen von Fahrern während des Rennens, aber am Ende mit Marc Marquez ein alter Bekannter als Sieger dieses Rennens. Und trotzdem: Dieses Wochenende hatte alles, was das Herz des MotoGP-Fans höher schlagen lässt. Und das fing schon im Qualifying an. Als die Uhr auf 0 runterlief, führte Andrea Iannone. Doch die Fahrer, die während der Zeit noch ihre Runde aufgenommen hatten, wurden auch gewertet. Und so fuhren noch acht Fahrer in der Minute nach Qualifying-Schluss an Iannone vorbei. Das Rennen gewann Marc Marquez. Er hatte sich während des Rennens etwas zurückgehalten, sich nicht in Scharmützel mit den Gegnern verwickelt. Als er kurz vor Schluss dann die Führung übernahm, konnte er sich schnell den nötigen Vorsprung herausfahren und so die Zielflagge als Erster sehen. Doch auch Alex Rins machte ein bärenstarkes Rennen. Er fuhr zum ersten Mal in seiner MotoGP-Karriere auf Platz 2 und sagte hinterher auch: "Das war das hä...

Das ganz große Spektakel sahen die Zuschauer, die sich nach Assen zum diesjährigen MotoGP-Rennen aufgemacht hatten. Das sahen natürlich auch alle Zuschauer, die das Rennen am TV mitverfolgt hatten. Überholmanöver. ständige Führungswechsel, Berührungen von Fahrern während des Rennens, aber am Ende mit Marc Marquez ein alter Bekannter als Sieger dieses Rennens. Und trotzdem: Dieses Wochenende hatte alles, was das Herz des MotoGP-Fans höher schlagen lässt. Und das fing schon im Qualifying an. Als die Uhr auf 0 runterlief, führte Andrea Iannone. Doch die Fahrer, die während der Zeit noch ihre Runde aufgenommen hatten, wurden auch gewertet. Und so fuhren noch acht Fahrer in der Minute nach Qualifying-Schluss an Iannone vorbei. Das Rennen gewann Marc Marquez. Er hatte sich während des Rennens etwas zurückgehalten, sich nicht in Scharmützel mit den Gegnern verwickelt. Als er kurz vor Schluss dann die Führung übernahm, konnte er sich schnell den nötigen Vorsprung herausfahren und so die Zielflagge als Erster sehen. Doch auch Alex Rins machte ein bärenstarkes Rennen. Er fuhr zum ersten Mal in seiner MotoGP-Karriere auf Platz 2 und sagte hinterher auch: "Das war das härteste Rennen meines Lebens." Andreas Thies spricht mit seinen Gästen Ruben Zimmermann und Gerald Dirnbeck von unserem Kooperationspartner motorsport-total.com über das wahnwitzige Rennen, aber auch über die Rennen der Moto2 und Moto3, die nicht minder spannend waren. Besonders in der Moto3 scheint es auf ein sehr spannendes WM-Rennen hinauszulaufen.

Das Wort, das man am meisten nach diesem Moto-GP-Wochenende von Beobachtern hörte, ist "Konstanz". Nicht die Stadt am Bodensee ist gemeint, sondern das regelmäßige Punkten bei den Rennen in dieser Saison. Ganz viel Konstanz zeigt in diesen Wochen Marc Marquez. Er ist nicht nur der stärkste Fahrer im Feld, er hat auch wohl momentan das beste Motorrad und wäre er in Argentinien nicht in den #TermasClash verwickelt gewesen, wäre seine Dominanz in dieser Saison wahrscheinlich noch deutlicher zu sehen. Er zeigte diese Konstanz auch beim Europa-Auftakt der Moto-GP-Saison 2018, als er die Verfolger in Schach hielt und ganz souverän seinen zweiten Sieg hintereinander herausfuhr. Hinter ihm ist ein Fahrer, der seit seinem Aufstieg in die Moto GP auch beharrlich punktet und inzwischen als ernsthafter Konkurrent um Podiumsplätze gesehen werden muss: Johann Zarco. Er brachte mit Platz 2 ein gewaltiges Argument dafür, warum seine Fans für den Heim-Grand-Prix am 20.5. in Le Mans Karten kaufen sollten. Er hielt sich aus den Zweikämpfen raus, fuhr beherzt sein Rennen und profitierte am Ende auch von einem Sturz, in den drei weitere Mitfavoriten verwickelt waren. Von denen werden siche...

Das Wort, das man am meisten nach diesem Moto-GP-Wochenende von Beobachtern hörte, ist "Konstanz". Nicht die Stadt am Bodensee ist gemeint, sondern das regelmäßige Punkten bei den Rennen in dieser Saison. Ganz viel Konstanz zeigt in diesen Wochen Marc Marquez. Er ist nicht nur der stärkste Fahrer im Feld, er hat auch wohl momentan das beste Motorrad und wäre er in Argentinien nicht in den #TermasClash verwickelt gewesen, wäre seine Dominanz in dieser Saison wahrscheinlich noch deutlicher zu sehen. Er zeigte diese Konstanz auch beim Europa-Auftakt der Moto-GP-Saison 2018, als er die Verfolger in Schach hielt und ganz souverän seinen zweiten Sieg hintereinander herausfuhr. Hinter ihm ist ein Fahrer, der seit seinem Aufstieg in die Moto GP auch beharrlich punktet und inzwischen als ernsthafter Konkurrent um Podiumsplätze gesehen werden muss: Johann Zarco. Er brachte mit Platz 2 ein gewaltiges Argument dafür, warum seine Fans für den Heim-Grand-Prix am 20.5. in Le Mans Karten kaufen sollten. Er hielt sich aus den Zweikämpfen raus, fuhr beherzt sein Rennen und profitierte am Ende auch von einem Sturz, in den drei weitere Mitfavoriten verwickelt waren. Von denen werden sicher einige schlecht geschlafen haben. Gerald Dirnbeck von motorsport-total.com und Ruben Zimmermann, der neben seiner Tätigkeit für unseren Kooperationspartner auch die Rennen der Moto 3 für Eurosport kommentiert, bilanzieren mit Moderator Andreas Thies die Rennen des Wochenendes in Jerez de la Frontera. Sie besprechen, ob es überhaupt Konkurrenz für Marquez geben wird, warum Maverick Vinales und Valentino Rossi derzeit nicht ganz vorne mithalten können und wer nach dem Rennen am schlechtesten geschlafen hat. Sie können auch über den ersten Sieg von Philipp Öttl in der Moto 3 und ein starkes Rennen von Marcel Schrötter sprechen, der in der Moto 2 zu überzeugen wusste.

Only three things in life are certain, Death, Taxes, Marc Marquez winning at the Circuit of the Americas for the 6th time, and the 10th consecutive Marquez win in the USA. He fits in, he likes left turns. Anyway, we'll break down all the weekends action, from the blocking penalty that enraged Twitter, to Andrea Iannone's shock return to the podium, his first with Suzuki! Also more on Crutchlow's lost title lead, and the future of the race at COTA itself! We also talk Moto2 and Moto3 as Pecco Bagnaia broke Alex Marquez to take a hard-fought intermediate class victory, and Jorge Martin broke the tow of Enea Bastianini to take HIS 2nd win of 2018. All that with Andre Harrison, Louis Suddaby and special guest, the Hooniverse's Patrick Hoffstetter. Enjoy, and check back for Episode #57 on Tuesday!

Freddie Spencer looks at Marc Márquez's latest victory in America – and his latest controversy. Plus, the fallout from Márquez and Valentino Rossi's clash at Argentina, the return of Andrea Iannone and struggles of Jorge Lorenzo. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Es wurde sehr viel nach dem jetzt schon in die Moto-GP-Geschichtsbücher eingegangenen "#TermasClash" geredet. Was würde zwei Wochen später passieren? Würden sich die Fahrer weiter attackieren, würde es weitere Unfälle oder Abschüsse geben? Nichts dergleichen. Alle Fahrer besonnen sich darauf, ihren Job zu erledigen und sportliche Leistungen in der Zukunft wieder in den Vordergrund zu stellen. Man einigte sich im Fahrerlager darauf, dass die Strafen nur konsequent eingesetzt werden müssen, alles andere käme dann von selbst. So war das letzte Rennwochenende auch ein eher Unspektakuläres. Auch wenn Marc Marquez im Qualifying wieder drei Plätze nach hinten gestuft wurde, war dies doch eher unter der Kategorie Lappalie einzuordnen. Keine Lappalie war die Leistung von Marc Marquez im Rennen. Hatte er nach einigen Runden die Führung des Rennens übernommen, gab er sie nicht wieder her. Zu souverän war die Fahrweise, zu überlegen das Motorrad, als dass es am Wochenende Zweifel an seinem Sieg gab. So war das Rennen dann doch eins der Sorte "Unauffällig." Gerald Dirnbeck von unserem Kooperationspartner motorsport-total.com und Andreas Thies sprechen trotzdem ausführlich ü...

Es wurde sehr viel nach dem jetzt schon in die Moto-GP-Geschichtsbücher eingegangenen "#TermasClash" geredet. Was würde zwei Wochen später passieren? Würden sich die Fahrer weiter attackieren, würde es weitere Unfälle oder Abschüsse geben? Nichts dergleichen. Alle Fahrer besonnen sich darauf, ihren Job zu erledigen und sportliche Leistungen in der Zukunft wieder in den Vordergrund zu stellen. Man einigte sich im Fahrerlager darauf, dass die Strafen nur konsequent eingesetzt werden müssen, alles andere käme dann von selbst. So war das letzte Rennwochenende auch ein eher Unspektakuläres. Auch wenn Marc Marquez im Qualifying wieder drei Plätze nach hinten gestuft wurde, war dies doch eher unter der Kategorie Lappalie einzuordnen. Keine Lappalie war die Leistung von Marc Marquez im Rennen. Hatte er nach einigen Runden die Führung des Rennens übernommen, gab er sie nicht wieder her. Zu souverän war die Fahrweise, zu überlegen das Motorrad, als dass es am Wochenende Zweifel an seinem Sieg gab. So war das Rennen dann doch eins der Sorte "Unauffällig." Gerald Dirnbeck von unserem Kooperationspartner motorsport-total.com und Andreas Thies sprechen trotzdem ausführlich über das Rennen. Denn auch abseits von Marquez' Leistung gab es viel Berichtenswertes. Was ist los mit Jorge Lorenzo? Haben Maverick Vinales und Andrea Iannone endlich in die Saison gefunden? Alles Fragen, denen Andreas und Gerald auf den Grund gehen. Natürlich werden auch die Ergebnisse der Moto 2 und Moto 3 besprochen.

Jorge Lorenzo signs off from his career at Yamaha with a dominant victory under the Valencia sunshine ahead of Marc Marquez and Andrea Iannone. Hear from all the main men on race day in the final BT Sport MotoGP podcast of the season. With Suzi Perry, Colin Edwards, James Toseland, Neil Hodgson, Keith Huewen, Julian Ryder and Gavin Emmett. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nico Forletta e le interviste a Valentino Rossi, Andrea Dovizioso e Andrea Iannone

A few days on from Andrea Iannone’s win for Ducati at Austria, we are back for more, this time at the Czech GP at Brno. On this podcast the boys reflected on the win for ‘The Maniac’ and why he was able to break Ducati’s duck and not Andrea Dovizioso. EThere’s the latest on the Romano Fenati fall out at VR46, how to sort out jump starts, what Eugene Laverty should do next, doping control and a tribute to Valentino Rossi, 20 years on from his first Grand Prix win at this very circuit. With Gavin Emmett, Julian Ryder and Keith Huewen. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Uan Ducati ha tornat a guanyar una cursa de MotoGP. Aix

Andrea Iannone finally took Ducati’s first win since 2010 with a brilliant win ahead of his team-mate Andrea Dovizioso at the Red Bull Ring. Behind them Jorge Lorenzo took third place to close the gap on Marc Marquez at the top of the championship. Is the title chase back on? As always, BT Sport were at the heart of the action, talking to the BT Sport team were at the heart of the action and caught up with all the main men from round ten of the season. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Uan Ducati ha tornat a guanyar una cursa de MotoGP. Aix

With nine races down and nine to go, Gavin Emmett, Keith Huewen and Julian Ryder hand out their mid-season grades to the MotoGP paddock and ponder if Marc Marquez is the champion elect, what is eating at Jorge Lorenzo and whether Valentino Rossi can get his title challenge back on track. On track, the Ducatis look well set to challenge for the race win this weekend, with Jules going for Andrea Iannone and Keith for Andrea Dovizoso. Who will be correct? Tune in to BT Sport 2 this weekend for the Austrian GP from the Red Bull Ring to find out. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Gavin Emmett, Colin Edwards, Neil Hodgson, Keith Huewen and Julian Ryder are in Mugello following the sixth round of the MotoGP season. Home fans were heartbroken to see their hero Valentino Rossi retire from the race with a technical problem, but at the front Jorge Lorenzo just about held off the charging Marc Marquez to take victory, with Andrea Iannone making a point to Ducati by finishing third in the week he found out he was being dumped by the team. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Making some history up in here! To celebrate our 40th episode here, we have 4 hosts on the show for the first time ever! Joining us, representing Bike Live, is the one and only Louis Suddaby! Follow him on Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/LouisSuddaby23 In the show, we talk all thing Spanish GP, as Max Verstappen made history to become F1's youngest ever, and first ever Dutch winner, the lost opportunity for Ferrari, and the collision heard around the world as Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton took each other out of a GP for the first time in their 62 race history together. We talk Nelson Piquet and his exclusion from the Pau GP over in the FIA F3 European Championship and the precedent it may cause given the nature of its race. We mention MotoGP and the ever-shifting rider market as Maverick Vinales heads to Suzuki, Andrea Iannone heads to Suzuki as Ducati tie up Andrea Dovizioso and Honda retain Dani Pedrosa. And we also talk IndyCar's Grand Prix of Indianapolis as Simon Pagenaud continues his sensational run of form to take his third consecutive win, as he brought home another Penske 1-2 over Helio Castroneves, as Conor Daly stole the show by leading 14 laps, with James Hinchcliffe scoring a podium almost a year to the day after his near-fatal accident. All that and much more, on #Motorsport101's 40th episode! Oh, and after James said he would be donating his prize money to Alberta's Fire appeal, here's a link where you can donate to the Red Cross over there. Thank you. We personally will donate 2p for every play this gets for the next week. (Till May 27th) https://donate.redcross.ca/ea-action/action?gclid=CMrfyqSD6cwCFQWfGwodEIcLaQ&ea.client.id=1951&ea.campaign.id=50639

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Nico Forletta inviato a Doha in Qatar dove si corre il Motomondiale presenta la nuova stagione: le interviste a Valentino Rossi, Andrea Iannone e Andrea Dovizioso

First up, before anything else, a hearty thank you to you, the #DreNation for supporting this show. This was originally a University project, and it scored at 80% yesterday, meaning I got a first! Seriously, I’m over the moon and I couldn’t have done this without my web designer Stephanie Hunter, my co-hosts Sascha Wagenblast, Gino Van Den Broceke, Scott Woodwiss and of course, my partner in crime, Ryan King. You all are amazing. In this stacked episode, we talk about all the recent F1 news, such as Raikkonen wanting more danger in F1, the fuel-saving and complaining about car difficulty and fuel saving after a mediocre Canadian GP, which we also review. We also tackle MotoGP in Mugello as Jorge Lorenzo strolled to a 3rd consecutive victory, ahead of a very lucky Andrea Iannone. We also talk about Simone Corsi’s idiocy against Sam Lowes in Moto2 and Miguel Oliviera’s first Moto3 victory, making history for Portugal. And we talk about IndyCar in Detroit and Texas as Carlos Munoz took his first IndyCar win, alongside Sebastian Bourdais in a thrilling Race 2, and Scott Dixon’s Texas 600 victory, as well as discuss THAT story about what happened when me and Sage Karam butted heads on Twitter… and I won. I should get a night with his girlfriend as a prize… But enjoy the longest Motorsport 101 show to date with me, Ryan King, and a new co-host in Downforce Radio’s own Louis Suddaby, my radio husband. Enjoy!

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Il motomondiale va in scena a Silverstone, in Gran Bretagna. Le voci dei protagonisti intervistati da Nico Forletta: Valentino Rossi, Andrea Dovizioso, Andrea Iannone

Calcio-mercato con Camillo Forte di Tuttosport; Motomondiale: in attesa del Gran Premio d'Olanda ad Assen collegamento con Nico Forletta e le dichiarazioni di Valentino Rossi, Andrea Iannone e Andrea Dovizioso

Gran Premio d'Italia al Mugello: l'inviato Nico Forletta, le interviste a Valentino Rossi, Andrea Dovizioso e Andrea Iannone. Il caso parma: Paolo Emilio Pacciani, caposervizio della Gazzetta di Parma

Il campionato di Basket e l'NBA con Francesco Nuccioni, editorialista de "Il primato". Oggi a Bologna è stata presentata la nuova Ducati: le dichiarazioni di Gigi Dall'Igna, Andrea Iannone e Andrea Dovizioso