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As you've probably been made aware, this is the final episode of #BikeLive, as Louis Suddaby is off to Barcelona for his new job as Social Media editor. With this being a massive commitment, we felt it was best to say goodbye now and give BikeLive the old viking burial treatment. So in this final episode, we talk over the good old days, and preview the year in racing ahead. It's been an incredible journey, with 92 episodes on here, and over 90 on Downforce Radio, and from the bottom of our hearts, thank you for listening to #BikeLive. It's been an honour and a privledge to have you bring us into your homes. Love Dre, and Louis.

Welcome back, to Season 3 of #BikeLive! Andre Harrison and Louis Suddaby are back for another season of two-wheeled shenanigans! To kick off 2019, we breakdown some of the news we've missed, such as bike launches for Ducati and Honda (As well as some shade), Dani P needing stem cell treatment for his shoulder and Luke Stapleford taking the final BSB spot for 2019. Also, we breakdown the World Supersport and Supersport 300 entry lists, the latter of which, has FIFTY entries on it! And in the second half, we talk Dani Pedrosa's glowing career, from his dominance on smaller machinery, his immediate impact in MotoGP, that crash at Estoril 2006, his place amongst the greats, the injury resilience, and so much more! We'll be back in two weeks time to breakdown the Sepang test! Until then, enjoy!

In the season finale of #BikeLive, Dre and Louis go back over the year in bikes, and hand out some awards to honour the best and worst in bike racing! From the loser of the year obviously going to Romano Fenati and a dogfight between Jonathan Rea and Marc Marquez for rider of the year, consider this out year in review style, season finale. We'll be back in the new year, but in the meantime, thanks so much for listening through our second full season of #BikeLive x #Motorsport101, it's been a pleasure. Till next time!

Episode 89 is the season review of MotoGP in 2018, as Dre, Louis, and special guest Ryan King hop into breakdown round by round, what another brilliant MotoGP year we had. We had Marc Marquez reaching "Level 7", with Dovi in tow, the rise and fall of Jorge Lorenzo, Alex Rins becoming a late season juggernaut, Yamaha's continued struggles, and of course, some truly epic racing along the way. Note: We're taking a week off, we'll be back in Mid-December for the #BikeLive awards, see you then!

Time for BikeLive to take a fun look back at the epic 2018 World Superbike Season, where Jonathan Rea dominated, Ducati fell off a cliff, half the field is out of a job, and Tom Sykes initiated war! Oh and joining Andre Harrison and Louis Suddaby, is British Eurosport and ITV4 British Superbikes host Greg Haines, for 90+ minutes of round-by-round breakdowns, behind the scenes factoids, and some of the extra spice that made 2018 so interesting! Enjoy!

Okay, not gonna lie here folks, this is the biggest #BikeLive of the year, clocking in at nearly 137 minutes, tackling a mad Sepang weekend in Malaysia for MotoGP's final flyaway round, and some shock out of World Superbikes! Here's a rough setlist: - Rossi/Marquez 2, only not really as Valentino Rossi tries and fails his best Lorenzo impression upfront. - Alex Rins is the 3rd best rider in the world since the break. No seriously, how do Suzuki have 8 podiums?! - Pecco and the best/worst celebration ever as he wrapped up the Moto2 title. Oh, and Luca "Not just Rossi's half-brother" Marini won his first GP! - Martin is as ludicrous as his nickname, he wraps up Moto3. Sadly, "The Martinator" will never catch on. - Ducati are having a team meeting, a round before their 5-time World Champion pisses off. Gotcha. - And a 221bhp V4 Panigale is the THIRD maddest World Superbike story of the day. HRC. BMW. Factory backing. The day World Superbikes came back from life support? All that and more on an epic BikeLive with Dre Harrison and Louis Suddaby!

Well, that was an entertaining GP weekend! In a stacked BikeLive, we talk about World Superbikes season finale, and while we only got one "glitchy" Superbike race, the World Supersport title came down to the final lap as Sandro Cortese took the title over a desperate Jules Cluzel. Oh, and Jonny won, again. We also talk about an incredible Philip Island weekend, as for the first time in 25 races and 490 days, Yamaha wins, with Maverick Vinales back on the top step, in a race also known for a 190mph crash between Johann Zarco and Marc Marquez! Moto2 had its race of the year, and we have 12 men covered by a tenth of a second going into the final lap of the Moto3 race, which Albert Arenas somehow won! It's a heaped BikeLive with Louis and Dre, enjoy!

He did it his way! BikeLive returns to review an Aragon GP which saw Marc Marquez return to winning ways, even if Jorge Lorenzo didn't agree with the way he did it. This week, Louis and Dre cover all the big stories from Motorland as Suzuki returned to the rostrums, but it came at a cost, while Yamaha's season reached a new low. We also discuss Brad Binder's second Moto2 win and Jorge Martin's latest Moto3 masterclass!

THE MOST SHOCKING FINISH EVER took place in Portimao. Oh, and Jonathan Rea did a double. Dre and Louis are back for BikeLive! In a Superbike special, we review all the action from Portimao in World Superbikes, which had the ridiculous ending to the Supersport race. Cortese dropping Cluzel was only the SECOND most shocking thing. Oh, and Jonny Rea won twice. He's good at bikes. We also review BSB's first Showdown at Oulton Park as Jake Dixon took advantage of Leon Haslam unreliability to win both races, and Danny Buchan got concussed. We also preview MotoGP in Aragon. Enjoy!

And in the second part of a doubleheader, Dre and Louis are back again for another BikeLive to review the British Superbike tripleheader at Silverstone, and Greg Haines is back on the show for another feature-length interview to catch up on all things World Superbike before the 2nd half of the season starts in Portimao! Leon Haslam recovered from a nasty highside on Friday to win ALL THREE races on the National layout, using smarts, speed, and an oil patch. Christian Iddon had a heroic weekend, continuing on after breaking his collarbone on Saturday, but going on to finish 5th in Race 2... only to miss the showdown by just 4 points from Peter Hickman! We also bring on British Eurosport and ITV commentator Greg Haines to catch up on the World Superbike season so far before their 2018 continues in Portimao this weekend! Enjoy!

The moment you've been waiting for, Andre and Louis on the most controversial moment of 2018 - Romano Fenati and the brake squeeze seen around the world. A moment that went viral, that was picked up by national news and sports fans the world over. It says a lot when we dedicate 45 minutes to Romano's antics on track, the damage to his career, the ban itself, and the aftermath. Oh, and Pecco dominated to victory. We also talk MotoGP, as Dovi took a stunning dominant win at the front, as Marc Marquez bulled Lorenzo into a late fall. And in Moto3, Lorenzo Dalla Porta beat a hard-charging Jorge Martin for his first win at home, with Marco Bezzechi crashing on the penultimate lap! It's the most in-depth BikeLive of 2018, and it's 1 of 2 episodes this weekend, enjoy!

Dre and Louis are back for a heaped #BikeLive as MotoGP headed to Spielberg and the Red Bull Ring! In the main event, Jorge Lorenzo took a narrow victory over Marc Marquez and break down another hectic fight between the future teammates, as well as Valentino heading from 14th to 6th! We review a fight of the year between Francisco Bagnaia and Miguel Oliveria in one of the best tactical matchups in this circuits short history, as well as another embarrassing crash for Alex Marquez! We also talk Moto3 and Jorge Martin's superhuman resilience to start 2nd and finish 3rd in a critical race for the title, as Marco Bez would take his 2nd career victory, just ahead of a rampant Enea Bastianini charging through the field! Enjoy!

Dre's back from holiday, and straight into a #BikeLive booth as he returns from Brno! He talks about the atmosphere on track, as well as the racing itself, as we had another tense fight between Dovi, Lorenzo and Marquez for the win! We also talk what could be the Moto2 race of the year between Miguel Oliveira, Pecco Bagnaia and a resurgent Luca Marini! And in Moto3, a shocker - With Jorge Martin on the shelf through injury, Fabio DiGI finally took his first win, with a pole and hero's podium for hometown boy Jakub Kornfeil! Also, a full review of British Superbikes at Thruxton as Leon Haslam continued to assert his authority on the title, with he and Josh Brookes splitting wins! Enjoy!

Earlier than planned, here's Dre and Louis with Episode #70 of #BikeLive, reviewing all the action from Brands Hatch in the British Superbike Championship, and a preview of the Suzuka 8 Hours. In BSB, Josh Brookes held off Glenn Irwin not once, but twice to a double victory, with Championship leader Leon Haslam with a pair of 3rd place finishes! We also preview the all-star race of Superbikes, as MotoGP, World and British Superbikes combine for the 2018 Endurance Championship Finale, the 8 Hours of Suzuka! With names like Jonathan Rea, Leon Haslam, Sylvain Guintoli, Bradley Ray, Taka Nakagami, Alex Lowes, Michael van der Mark and much much more!

Andre and Louis are back with another edition of #BikeLive! This week, we reviewed the Sachsenring, as Marc Marquez made it an incredible 9 wins from pole, in a row! We break down how he did it, as well as another surprise 2nd from Valentino Rossi, and how Jorge Lorenzo slipped from the lead! We also broke down Moto2, with Brad Binder scoring his 1st Moto2 win, in a podium of guys looking for their first class victory as Joan Mir and Luca Marini finished close behind! And in Moto3, Jorge Martin did it again, breaking the field to take his 5th win of the season! We also break down all the World Superbike silly season news, with Tom Sykes departure from Kawasaki ands Yamaha's 2019 team confirmed, as well as the news of Monster sponsoring the Yamaha MotoGP team! All that in Episode 69 (Nice!) of #BikeLive

NOTE: This was recorded after William Dunlop's passing, but before James Cowton's passing, which will be addressed on next week's show. Andre Harrison and Louis Suddaby return for a Superbike Sunday edition of #BikeLive as we had BSB at Knockhill and World Superbikes hit up Misano before their 9 week break! Jonathan Rea took yet another double but he really had to work for the Race 2 win as only .6 covered him, Marco and Michael over the line! And in BSB, it was Leon Haslam and Jake Dixon who split wins in Scotland, and Danny Buchan took a big step forward with two third places as well! Enjoy!

Welcome back to BikeLive, and despite the fact it's obviously coming home, Marc Marquez won one of the greatest races of all time as bike racing came home in Assen! Dre and Louis break down all the carnage, from Rossi giving Lorenzo a french kiss during the early stages, the eight man leading group with over 100 overtakes, the closest Top 15 in GP history, and all the other incidents too! We also break down Moto2 as Pecco dominated from start to finish, and in Moto3, Jorge Martin broke the field late on to win, as Marco Bezzechi blinked with his first real mistake of the year! It's epic, enjoy!

BikeLive is back, right in the middle of the biggest war of words to ever come out of the Kawasaki camp! Andre Harrison and Louis Suddaby look back on the Eurosport weekend at Laguna Seca, and review not just the racing, but also a controversial double interview British Eurosport conducted with both Jonathan Rea and Tom Sykes before the weekend started, with words so heated, Kawasaki themselves didn't even know it had happened! Sykes, blew a gasket! We also review the racing, with another double victory from Jonathan Rea, Chaz Davies with two second places, and Eugene Laverty back on the podium for the first time since returning to the series. We also preview Assen's TT for MotoGP this weekend, enjoy!

Lorenzo lays the hammer. Welcome back to #BikeLive as Andre Harrison and Louis Suddaby review the action from a packed weekend in Catalunya, and at Snetterton! In Moto2, Fabio Quartararo shocked the world with his shock first ever GP wins, with Miguel Oliveira going from 17th to 2nd in a brilliant comeback... before Simone Corsi punted him after the race was over! In MotoGP, Jorge Lorenzo won back-to-back in another dominant weekend for the the 99, as Marc Marquez recorded from another superhuman save to finish 2nd, as a war of attrition broke out. And in Moto3, Jorge Martin blew a comfortable lead and Enea Bastianini won a glorious shitshow as championship leader Marco Bezzi starts to turn the crew. Also, we review BSB in Snetterton as Leon Haslam took another double to extend his winning streak to five, as rivals Bradley Ray falls twice, collecting Glenn Irwin in Race 2 in the process. Enjoy and come back next week for a World Superbikes in Laguna Seca review!

Two down, one to go for Fernando Alonso as after 20 years of trying, Toyota finally takes their Le Mans victory, in... surprisingly tame fashion! In this episode, Patrick Hoffstetter, Ryan King and RJ O'Connell break down all the weekend's action, as well as a shocking DQ in the LMP2 class, and all the GT Action as well! (Editor's Note: I was at work, sorry about that. Also, Pat's audio at best was sketchy at times, again, sorry about that. I'm back on #BikeLive tomorrow!)

BikeLive is back! Andre Harrison and Louis Suddaby break down all the news from Brno and World Superbikes! Jonathan Rea made yet more history with his record-breaking 60th victory in the sport, beating Carl Fogarty! He then clashed with Sykes in Race 2 in what was the most heated moment of the 2018 season to date! We also had Alex Lowes taking his first World Superbike win in said Race 2, with Melandri and Sykes making critical errors, and Aprilia having their best weekend of the season. In Supersport, the great wall of Jules Cluzel was forged again, as he held off Sandro Cortese for his 3rd win in 4 rounds, and another chaotic Supersport 300 race, with a Yamaha actually winning after a rule change. Shocking. Also, a preview for MotoGP in Mugello and BSB in Snetterton. Enjoy!

So, pretty quiet 10 days huh? Andre Harrison and Louis Suddaby are back to break down another ridiculous weekend in bike racing as MotoGP headed back to Mugello, the blue ribbon event on the calendar! In MotoGP, it was Jorge Lorenzo who at the 24th time of asking, would become just the 7th man to ever win for multiple manufacturers, and he'd do it in dominant fashion. Andrea Dovizioso made it a 1-2 for the Ducati team, with a dream pole for Rossi being converted into 3rd as Marquez crashed from 2nd! In Moto2's race of the year, Miguel Oliveira used his smarts to win a tight race with Iron Balda, Joan Mir and Francisco Bagnaia in a leading group of 4! And in Moto3, Jorge Martin won a great tactical dogfight with Fabio DiGi and Marco Bezzechi, with the mega scrap being for 4th! We also break down the maddest week in MotoGP silly season history! Pedrosa retiring? Lorenzo to Repsol Honda? Petrucci to Ducati! Iannone to Aprillia! It's all broken down here in a 135 minute special edition of #BikeLive!

BikeLive is back for World Superbikes at home in Donington, and it was a shock, as for the first time in 51 races, a Kawasaki or Ducati DIDN'T win, as Michael van der Mark would take a shock DOUBLE! Jonathan Rea would love with two more podiums, but Toprak Razgatiloglu would steal a podium in Race 2 with a stunning ride. And in the Supersport races, Sandro Cortese won the wheel of wins, and Ana Carrasco took back-to-back wins for the first time in the history of the 300 class! Dre and Louis with all the action!

Andre Harrison and Louis Suddaby are back with another heaped BikeLive! We talk Moto3 as time penalties dominated the headlines, as DiGi was robbed of his first win, and Jakub Kornfeil took flight... and survived! MotoGP came around and Marc Marquez stole the fields lunch money as Andrea Dovizioso and Johann Zarco made critical errors, and Pramac picked up the scraps with Petrux 2nd and Miller 4th! And we also have Greg Haines back on the show with an extended 40 minute interview (at 1:21:29) talking all things World Superbikes and the season so far! From Kawa vs Ducati, to the most stacked Supersport field ever, to the mayhem of the SSP300 class! Enjoy!

On a small tangent, this is the 200th Podcast in the history of Motorsport101. On behalf of the entire team, thank you all so much for the continued support. - Dre In this episode of BikeLive, me and Louis review all the action from Imola in the World Superbike Championship, as Kenan Sofogolu bowed out gracefully in his final race... which he didn't even start. We talk about a manic Supersport race in his absence, and why the series looks brighter than ever with SIX title contenders and another defensive masterclass from Jules Cluzel to take back-to-back wins! We mention SuperSport 300 and the ASS WHOPPING Ana Carassco laid out as she won an 11 lap race by 13.8 seconds, and made history as the first won to qualify on pole (By a second, mind you), and the first to lead a World Championship! And in the main event, Jonathan Rea became the all-time wins and doubles leader with a dominant double victory, as a gut punch to Chaz Davies, and anyone else fighting for the title! Enjoy!

Hey folks, Dre here, due to a family emergency, I couldn't make this episode, but Ryan King and RJ O'Connell did a fine job in my absence, and don't worry, I'll be back for #BikeLive this weekend! In this episode, Sportscars are the name of the game as the WEC took centre stage for the opening round of its 2018-19 Super Season with the 6 hours of Spa. And in a shocking bit of news, Fernando Alonso's Toyota took the victory. All the fall out from that, team orders at the top, and a car getting flipped over. Literally. Also, IMSA kicked off in Mid-Ohio and Helio (Still with magnificent hair), got Team Penske his first win of 2018, as Ricky Taylor also impressed in an Acura 1-2. We also talk Super GT and their 500km race at Fuji as NISMO made history. Enjoy!

Jerez has always been a bit of a fracas huh? In this episode of BikeLive, Louis Suddaby, Andre Harrison and Ryan King break down some of the biggest clashes the sport has seen at the legendary circuit de Angel Nieto, as well as talk heavily on the news of Johann Zarco heading to KTM's Factory Team for 2019!

And now for Part 2 as for the first time ever, #BikeLive had to split shows! Here's Louis Suddaby and Andre Harrison on the World Superbike weekend at Assen, the granddaddy of bike tracks! In this weekend, the green machine of Kawasaki returned with an extra 250 revs, and two victories to show for it as Rea and Sykes took a win each! Michael van der Mark treated the home fans to two podiums, but Ducati struggled along the way. But the showstopper was in the support classes with Randy Krummenacher falling to the back of the grid due to a fuel error, and still coming back to finish an incredible 2nd, just off Jules Cluzel's first win in 18 months! We also mention the most mental World Supersport 300 race finish EVER. Enjoy!

The old guard returned in a mad Superbike Sunday on #BikeLive with Andre Harrison and Louis Suddaby! This episode covers all of British Superbikes at Brands Hatch Indy this past weekend, and the World Superbike Championships return to Aragon. In the former, Bradley Ray proved his human and gifted Shakey a late win, before Leon Haslam dazzled in the wet to narrowly pip Glenn Irwin in a wet Race 2. As for Worlds, Jonathan Rea pulled off one of the most subtly impressive wins in Race 1, before Chaz Davies bullied him into a Race 2 victory! All that and more on #BikeLive!

You know it was kind of a crazy one, when Cal Crutchlow, the surprise winner of the race, wasn't mentioned until the second hour of the show. Welcome to the most heated edition of #BikeLive since the switch. Marc Marquez loses his head, Jack Miller gets screwed on a pair of sudden weather changes, and Alex Rins finishing 3rd barely cracks the Top 10 of crazy shit that went down in Argentina. Check in with Andre Harrison and Louis Suddaby as they review one of the maddest MotoGP races ever, with Moto2 and 3 Reviews, as well as previews for World Superbikes in Aragon and British Superbikes at Brands Hatch's Indy layout!

A large Ray of sunshine, on an otherwise cloudy day... Episode #53 of #BikeLive with Andre Harrison and Louis Suddaby review the opening round of the 2018 British Superbike Championship from Donington Park, and it was a massive shock to see Bradley "The Milkybar Kid" Ray, win his first and second races in the series in a dominating double! We also talk about the mixed fortunes of many riders in the field, like Shakey, more tyre woes for Haslam, James Ellison's great 2nd in Race 1 before a Race 2 crash, Josh Brookes way down the order, and much more! We also preview MotoGP in Argentina this weekend, and roast Aron Canet over an open fire for his... "interesting" riding in FP1. See you next week for a full review of Argentina!

This is certainly not last year, eh? BikeLive returns with Andre Harrison and Louis Suddaby and this week, they review the Thai round of the World Superbike Championship. On paper, it was straightforward with Jonathan Rea and Chaz Davies splitting wins, but in-depth, it's a lot more interesting. Rea struggling when normally so dominant in Race 2, Melandri not channelling PI. Camier nearly sniffing the podium on a much improved Honda. Fores a legit contender? Yamaha still not where they want to be either. All that, and a barmy World Supersport race with Lucas Mahias getting "Krummancher'ed" for the victory, but still missing a certain Turk! And as a special bonus, we got Greg Haines from British Eurosport to join us for a catch-up on the season so far! Enjoy, and see you next week for the first round of the 2018 British Superbike title!

Or should that technically be Marquez vs Dovi III?! Andre Harrison and Louis Suddaby return with another barmy edition of #BikeLive with the review of the opening round of the 2018 MotoGP season in Qatar as Dovi and Marquez went to war again. Title fight rematch? Also, a massive review of the leading group, Vinales, Rossi's podium, Zarco's rise and fall, and more. Moto2, with Bagnaia taking his first series win, with Balda surprising as well as KTM's early struggles. Moto3 had Martin and Canet have a 1-on-1 dogfight with Dalla Porta leading another colossal scrap! We also preview the upcoming 2018 British Superbike Season. Shakey may be favourite for an unprecedented 7th title, but Leon Haslam, Josh Brookes and even some surprise names like the Honda's, Christian Iddon and Jake Dixon are sure to be in the mix! All that and more on Episode 51 of #BikeLive!

50 episodes already huh? That's nuts! Thanks everyone! In this episode, Andre Harrison and Louis Suddaby break down the runners and riders in Moto2 and Moto3 heading into the season opener this weekend. In Moto2, Miguel Oliviera enters as the favourite but he might be fighting in the most stacked Moto2 season ever with Pasini, Marquez, Lowes and more potentially getting in the mix. In Moto3 the favourites seem to be Aron Canet, Jorge Martin and Enea Bastianini but... its Moto3, anything can happen, especially if KTM are stronger than last year! Listen to us break it all down here on #BikeLive!

Here's the big one! In this extended #BikeLive, Andre Harrison and Louis Suddaby break down all the runners and riders entering the 2018 MotoGP Season. Will Honda have it all their own way? Yamaha and their ever-changing dynamic? Does Ducati have to be thinking title? Is Johann Zarco truly a title threat? What about the rookies like Simeon, Taka, Frankie and Luthi? Will Suzuki bounce back, with Rins leading the charge? All that, and so much more in our MotoGP Season Preview!

HOLY SHIT what a World Superbike weekend to start the 2018 season. In Episode 48 of #BikeLive, Andre Harrison returns with Louis Suddaby to review all the action! We had the return of flag-to-flags as tyre safety and politics reared their ugly heads again, Tom Sykes putting one over on Jonathan Rea and it NOT being Donington, Yamaha's surprisingly disappointing weekend, and Xavi Fores stealing the show for the little red team that could. That, plus a review of the MotoGP test in Thailand, Rossi dropping a big hint about his future, and Tech3's dramatic breakup with Yamaha and their future too! (It totally isn't KTM, honest)

BikeLive returns for the second time this week to preview the 2018 WorldSBK season! Louis Suddaby is joined by the returning Rebecca James to tell you all you need to know about all seven manufacturers involved this year. We're also joined by Greg Haines, the voice of WorldSBK on Eurosport, who tells us how the rule changes for 2018 are likely to affect each team, plus his thoughts on the four new rookies! Enjoy!

And here is Part 2 from our recording from last week! In this stacked Motorsport podcast that actually talks about the racing: - A Formula E review from Santiago as Techeetah pull off the first 1-2 finish in series history, as Vergne survives an angry prod from Lotterer, as well as Di Grassi's rotten luck and fines for changing harnesses - RJ talks the Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona and the 11.75 hours of Bathurst! - IndyCar has a shield. Roman Reigns not included! Check back for BikeLive later this week, and thanks for listening!

BikeLive returns with a full round-up of the pre-season tests in MotoGP and WorldSBK! We have the lowdown from Sepang as Jorge Lorenzo and Ducati put down an early marker, as well as the headlines from Jerez and Portimao as Kawasaki leave the rest of World Superbikes trailing. Just remember though...it's only testing!

BikeLive returns as Louis and Dre break down all the big news stories in MotoGP, including Jonas Folger's shock withdrawal from the 2018 season! We also discuss Ducati's prospects for the new season after the launch of their GP18, how 'Silly Season' talk is likely to dominate the campaign, and finally reveal where Josh Brookes will be riding in 2018!

The final BikeLive of 2017 gives us the #BikeLive Awards, with two awards we already spoiled last week! Yay? Andre Harrison and Louis Suddaby hand out awards for Race of the Year, Blonde Moments, Breakout stars, and generally talk about the brilliant year of bike racing in 2017! Enjoy, and thanks for all your support of Bike Live in 2017!

Consider this our ultimate season finale. In hindsight, we probably could have split this in two and spread it out over two weeks, but we thought, sod it, we'll give you everything in one go! In this THREE AND A HALF hour double show, we give you a Formula E Hong Kong ePrix Review as Bird and Rosenqvist split wins in very dramatic fashion, a team-by-team Season Review from Sauber all the way up to Mercedes, with ratings, and our Motorsport101 awards show is back, to hand out phallic trophies to the finest... and not so finest of people in Motorsport101 for 2017! And we got a very special guest - We roped in Louis Suddaby from #BikeLive to make it a four-person panel! This will most likely be our final weekly show of 2017, but we'll still have plenty to keep us going through the off-season, so stay tuned! And of course, thanks for listening!

We're getting stuck into review season on BikeLive as Andre Harrison and Louis Suddaby look back on two great seasons of World and British Superbikes in 2017, as Jonathan Rea cemented his legacy with the greatest World Superbikes season ever, and Shakey came from 30 points back in the Showdown to win his Sixth Domestic Superbike title, as Leon Haslam's title chances went up in smoke at the last fence! All that including stories up and down both paddocks, as the show rolls on! Enjoy, and check back for the MotoGP Season Review next week!

BikeLive closes its "regular season" with the #FinalShowdown at Valencia, with Marc Marquez producing the save of the year en route to his 6th World Championship. We talk about his legendary status, as well as the Mapping 8 controversy rearing its ugly head as Jorge Lorenzo ignored team orders before both he and Dovi fell at the final hurdle. We also talk about Miguel Oliveira's hattrick to close the year in Moto2 ahead of Morbidelli and Binder, and Jorge Martin finally taking his first Moto3 victory, and Joan Mir coming from 19th to finish in 2nd. 2018 also starts now, with reports from the MotoGP test at Valencia, the Moto2 and 3 test at Jerez, and deep talk from Herve Poncheral as rumours of Johann Zarco's future came up for discussion! All that and more in a loaded #BikeLive, enjoy, and check back next week for our British and World Superbikes Season Review!

BikeLive returns to bring the curtain down on the WorldSBK and WorldSSP seasons! Louis and Dre review a nailbiting title decider in the Supersport class as Lucas Mahias claims the championship, but not without a fight from a heroic Kenan Sofuoglu We also cover a historic weekend for Jonathan Rea who smashed the all-time WorldSBK points record for a single season with a dominant double while Chaz Davies smashed his own screen (literally) on his way to finishing championship runner-up We also look ahead to MotoGP's Final Showdown in Valencia as Marquez and Dovizioso go for the world title. Enjoy!

Bike Live is back, as we review the Malaysian round of MotoGP, as Andrea Dovizioso did what he had to do... win, and take the title race down to the final round in Valencia, as controversy struck via Team Orders! We also talk a sombre Moto2 weekend with the tragic passing of Stefan Kiefer, and with Thomas Luthi out via injury, Franky Said Relax as he sealed his first World Championship, but Miguel Oliviera sent a message with KTM having a back-to-back 1-2! And we also mention Joan Mir's 10th win of the season in Moto3! We also talk the news, and the big one being the regulation changes in World Superbikes, as Operation "Slow down Jonathan Rea!" will take effect! All that and more on this week's #BikeLive!

Be honest, you were expecting a Joan Mir reference, weren't you? #BikeLive returns, with the main event being another MotoGP All-Time classic as Phillip Island never fails to disappoint, with Marc Marquez putting one hand on the title as Ducati struggled, and Yamaha had more civil war with Johann Zarco. Miguel Oliviera and Brad Binder made history for KTM in Moto2, and Joan Mir wrapped up a sensational Moto3 title campaign with his 9th win of 2017! We also travel to Jerez for World Superbikes penultimate round, as Jonathan Rea atoned for previous sins... and doubles up for the first time in his WSBK tenure, if not for a little help from a failing Marco Melandri! We also talk the World Supersport fight as Lucas Mahias wrapped up the title... sort of, and Jules Cluzel and Federico Caricasulo went to war in one of THE great final lap stunts! All that and more in another edition of #BikeLive (DON'T WORRY, there's no Sepang spoilers in there!)

BikeLive returns as Louis and Dre hail the newly crowned three-time WorldSBK champion Jonathan Rea and ask, is he the greatest rider in the championship's history? We also look back on a dramatic weekend in the two Supersport classes as the injury jynx struck again for Kenan Sofuoglu while the inaugural WorldSSP300 title race went down to the wire. If that's not all, we review the action from Assen in the second Showdown round as the show was stolen by a non-showdown competitor. If you're #STILLWITHGINTERS, you'll enjoy that segment!

BikeLive returns to review another weekend which showcased MotoGP at its best! Louis and Dre look back on the Aragon Grand Prix as Marc Marquez took control of the world championship battle. We also discuss Valentino Rossi's superhuman return from a broken leg, Franco Morbidelli's tough victory over Mattia Pasini in Moto2, and Joan Mir's audition for a role in Ski Sunday on his way to an eighth Moto3 victory of 2017!

BikeLive returns after a historic weekend in Portugal as Ana Carrasco became the first female winner of a world championship motorcycle race, triumphing in WorldSSP300! Louis and Dre discuss what that means for women's motorsport and the new class in WorldSBK. We also talk all about the WorldSBK title fight as Jonathan Rea moved to the brink of a third world crown while Tom Sykes' hopes went up in flames, literally. If that's not all, we review the opening round of the British Superbike Championship showdown as Leon Haslam stole an early march. Enjoy!