Podcast appearances and mentions of Chaz Davies

When it comes to motorcycle racing, Chaz Davies has pretty much done it all, from 125cc, 250cc and MotoGP racing to World Supersport and World Superbike, and from riding in America to MotoE, he's been there and done that. And not only that, but he's one of the nicest guys in the game.Ducati Diaries host Neil Hodgson takes Chaz Davies down memory lane to the early years of his career and early rivalries with the likes of Casey Stoner. The journey to his current ride in the MotoE championship is the sort of stuff that racing legends are made of, with the epic battles against Jonathan Rea just one of the many highlights.Get ready for a chat that takes on racing rivalries, team dynamics and the life of an international top racer.This podcast is powered by Ducati UK: https://www.ducati.com/gb/en/home

Adam, Neil & Steve are warmed once more by the presence of Dave on the Paddock Pass Podcast as the guys talk the Liberty/Dorna acquisition, get exclusive words from Dorna CCO Dan Rossomondo and also have a personal chat with former WorldSBK ace, Grand Prix rider, Ducati star and all-around good egg Chaz Davies on a range of topics. Join us for special and exclusive content on Patreon. Become a Paddock Insider for just 10 dollars a month: https://www.patreon.com/paddockpasspodcast Find us here: https://twitter.com/PaddockPassPod And here: https://soundcloud.com/the-paddock-pass-podcast Thanks to Renthal Street, KTM and Fly Racing for the support

All of the latest bike racing news in 25 minutes! Greg Haines reviews the Sepang MotoGP test and we hear from Pecco Bagnaia, Marc Marquez and Aleix Espargaro. There's also World Superbike insight plus headlines from BSB, MotoAmerica and the sidecar community thanks to Barry Nutley. Plus: James Toseland's 2024 season predictions and Chaz Davies drops in to discuss his new MotoE venture.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

For show 752 we catch up with a number of previously unreleased interviews captured during the 2023 season. First up (0:56) Jim speaks with Moto America's Jake Gagne from the Pitt race in August. Next up are a selection of talks from Rich at the penultimate BSB round at Donington Park in September: (11:32) McAMS Yamaha boss Steve Rodgers, (14:09) Lucca Allen from Team FR89 and Team SBR Kawasaki rider Carl Harris, (27:47) Asher Durham of G&S Racing and (31:07) Oxford Products Racing Ducati's British SuperSport champion Ben Currie. The show rounds out (33:45) with Rich speaking to Aruba.IT Racing Ducati rider coach and multiple WSBK race winner Chaz Davies at the Donington Park World Superbike round back in June. Please subscribe and become a Patreon if you can. Thanks to all of our loyal listeners and supporters and thanks also to show partner Roadskin. Zoom Zoom…….

Two weekends ago at Magny-Cours, the majority of the World Superbike paddock was perplexed as to why Alvaro Bautista was not handed a penalty for crashing into his Aruba Ducati team-mate, Michael Ruben Rinaldi. Heading into MotorLand Aragon this weekend, Eurosport TV commentator Greg Haines catches up with experienced riders Chaz Davies and Jules Cluzel for two very different points of view.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

On this week's podcast, Toby Moody returns for an extended chat with Chaz Davies, World Supersport champion, a race winner 32 times in World Superbikes, and a regular for many years in Grand Prix racing. The popular Welsh rider discusses why he was always likely to get into motorcycle racing, cutting his teeth alongside the likes of Casey Stoner and Cal Crutchlow as a teenager, racing under Alberto Puig, and getting onto the Grand Prix grid at just 15 years of age.Along the way he recounts his unforgettable debut in Suzuka, why he only spent a year racing 125s, the amazing story of how he had to sit his school exams above a pit box at Mugello, and his eventual move to racing in America - a move he believes was the making of him.He also reminisces about his incredibly daunting short-notice MotoGP debut at Laguna Seca in 2007, the crowning glory of becoming Supersport world champion in 2011, and his spectacular World Superbike career. Plus, there's chat about his retirement from racing, his current life as a rider coach, and what's in his personal bike collection…Follow The Race on Instagram, Twitter and FacebookCheck out our latest videos on YouTubeDownload our app on iOS or Android Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this week's podcast, Toby Moody returns for an extended chat with Chaz Davies, World Supersport champion, a race winner 32 times in World Superbikes, and a regular for many years in Grand Prix racing.  The popular Welsh rider discusses why he was always likely to get into motorcycle racing, cutting his teeth alongside the likes of Casey Stoner and Cal Crutchlow as a teenager, racing under Alberto Puig, and getting onto the Grand Prix grid at just 15 years of age. Along the way he recounts his unforgettable debut in Suzuka, why he only spent a year racing 125s, the amazing story of how he had to sit his school exams above a pit box at Mugello, and his eventual move to racing in America - a move he believes was the making of him. He also reminisces about his incredibly daunting short-notice MotoGP debut at Laguna Seca in 2007, the crowning glory of becoming Supersport world champion in 2011, and his spectacular World Superbike career.  Plus, there's chat about his retirement from racing, his current life as a rider coach, and what's in his personal bike collection… Follow The Race on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook Check out our latest videos on YouTube Download our app on iOS or Android Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hello and welcome to Front End Chatter E146, the UK's most iambically pentametered motorcycling podcast, poetically performed and produced by Martin Fitz-Gibbons and Simon Hargreaves, and perennially supported by Bennetts, the bike insurance specialists, and www.bikesocial.co.uk, the happeningiest place to go for offers, deals and square meals – if you can buy it for your bike or your riding life, you can get discounts and cool points with Bennetts BikeSocial. Fact. And on this episode of FEC we have: Bagnaia and Bastianini go big in Misano, plus a bit of wow from Aragon the week before A look at the career of Chaz Davies, who's called WSB a day, so... see you at Darley Moor Suzuki's new GSX-S1000 GT – is it good value or not, and should we be excited or not? Ducati's Desert-X – a Multistrada in an off-road frock? Or an entirely new ‘middleweight' adventure bike (we don't invent these categories... oh, hang on, we do) Triumph's new Tiger 1200, with a T-plane crank, and how it'll fare against BMW's R1250 GS – featuring the return of the Mufgulator and some educated guesses on the Tiger's actual capacity, bore x stroke, and a prediction on its power output Plus more of your thoughts, musings and questions from the FEC-sack Thanks for listening, and keep an eye out for details of the FEC800, a tour around Scotland's Greatest Hits in May 2022 and to which you are all cordially invited to ride with Simon and Martin, and drink beer in the evening. Full details on the socials:  @SimonHbikes @Mufga

Steve English and Gordon Ritchie sit down to discuss the on-track action at WorldSBK's stop at the Catalunya circuit. We also have Chaz Davies on the show, right after his announcement that he will be retiring from motorcycle racing at the end of the season. The audio quality is a bit rough on this show, but it's packed with tons of good info. Support us on Patreon: aspha.lt/2FFYC46 Follow us on Twitter: aspha.lt/3iMTIAQ Follow us on Facebook: aspha.lt/32AUvPG

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IOM cancelled…. weeks ago but Phil just found out! Marc Marquez is out for 6 months! Who is getting the seat until he gets back. MotoAmerica teases news about KING OF BAGGERS! Chaz Davies is going to a new bike! Ducati on the sell block?!?!? Again

Greg's Garage Pod with Co-Host Jason Pridmore - A motorcycle racing Pod about MotoGP, MotoAmerica, and World Superbike, Pro Motocross, American Flat Track, Supercross, and more. In this episode, Co-Hosts Greg White and Jason Pridmore talk:  ARAI Helmets News - MotoAmerica's Musical Chairs, Chaz Davies stays in WorldSBK, WorldSBK 2021 Calendar is out, but no US round, and more!  MotoGP - American Cameron Beaubier had a go on his new American Racing Moto2 race bike at Jerez. We speak with Cam about that and so much more.  Race Calendar - WORCS in Havasu, AZ Bye, Bye 

Greg's Garage Pod with Co-Host Jason Pridmore - A motorcycle racing Pod about MotoGP, MotoAmerica, and World Superbike, Pro Motocross, American Flat Track, Supercross, and more. In this episode, Co-Hosts Greg White and Jason Pridmore talk:  ARAI Helmets News -Mika Kallio to fill in for COVID-19 positive Iker Lecuona, Chaz Davies linked to Factory Aprilia MotoGP ride, WorldSBK test with the new ZX-10RR... sort of... and more.   MotoGP - Valencia 2 Review. Joan Mir is crowned world champ and a wicked last lap of the MotoGP race. All classes discussed. MotoGP - Portimão season finale preview.  MotoGP Fantasy - With a strange weekend, who is still on top? Join our league at MotoGP.com "Greg's Garage Pod w/Jason Pridmore." Race Calendar - MotoGP, Mid-South Cross Country, AMA West Hare Scrambles, and more.  Bye, Bye 

Dopo la squalifica di Iannone l'Aprilia si ritrova senza un pilota: è a caccia di Di Giannantonio, Bezzecchi, Canet e Chaz Davies ma Pernat gli consiglia...Michele Pirro! La situazione Yamaha, il match point di Joan Mir, l'addio di Crutchlow alla MotoGP dopo la firma come collaudatore Yamaha e la lite infinita di Dovizioso con Ducati e la minaccia di azioni legali del manager Battistella in questa puntata super-interessante!

AFT Where have you Gone? MotoCross at the Ironman MotoAmerica hits The Ridge for the first time! Wedding rumors? WorldSBK in Aragon.

In Part 4 of our catch-up, we talk the British Grand Prix as Lewis Hamilton won a GP on three wheels. No, seriously. Oh and Sergio Perez caught the rona. That wasn't good. BRITISH GP RECAP - First, get well soon Sergio Perez - #HulkenBack until he's not - This race sucked, This finish was wild, Hamilton won on three wheels (and BOT/SAI didn't finish in the points) - Did VER throw away an easy win by making a safety stop? - Somehow, SOME WAY, LEC salvaged a podium in 3rd - SOMEHOW, SOME WAY, RIC FINISHED 4TH FOR RENAULT - NOR 5th with his 3rd top-5 in 4 races, OCO 6th, GAS a solid 7th - ALB has another rough weekend, still salvages 8th; STR 9th*, VET 10th with an uncontrollable car - Finally, let's talk about the "new and improved" moment of reflection against injustice NEWS - NO FANS! COVID ONLY! INDY DESTINATION! - Marc Marquez is out of the Czech GP and, effectively, out of title contention - IMSA goes underwater at Road America - coincidentally, Helio hits free agency F2 AND F3: SILVERSTONE - F2 Feature: Nikita Mazepin has a perfect day, Zhou 2nd on alt. strategy, Tsunoda 3rd after last-lap pass - F2 Sprint: Dan Ticktum won. Neat. Lundgaard a close 2nd on alt strat - F3 Race 1: Liam Lawson takes the win under Safety Car ahead of points leader Piastri - F3 Race 2: Aleksander Smolyar wins his first race! SIKE! Weaving penalty! WSBK IS BACK - Scott Redding picks up two out of three wins, extends his points lead! - Is Jonathan Rea in trouble after ending the weekend with a 6th? - Chaz Davies podium hyyyype

Ducati were on top of the world in Jerez last weekend, Scott Redding winning both World Superbike races and leading home Chaz Davies to the Italian manufacturer’s first 1-2 finish for eight years.In today’s show, Greg Haines catches up with both of the Aruba Ducati riders as well as Mr. World Superbike himself: Carl Fogarty. ‘Foggy’ won no less than four world championship titles for Ducati between 1994 and 1999 – a record not beaten until Jonathan Rea sealed his fifth crown 20 years later.There’s also a tribute to Eurosport commentator Clive McNeil who tragically lost his life in a road accident last week. We’ll all miss you, Clive… See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Chaz Davies has stood on a World Championship podium in every season since 2010. However, people often forget that the eight seasons prior were a rollercoaster for the Welshman fighting to prove himself on the world stage. For Photos check out @prepropodcast instagram

It's the final round of the World Superbike Championship and whilst their husbands Eugene Laverty and Chaz Davies get ready to race, Pippa and her guest Hattie Hughes bring you the second round of ChampPain from the Doha desert! Friends for 14 years, they have weathered many troubles (quite literally, driving through a sandstorm to record this episode!) and more than their fair share of bubbles. They talk about their roles in the boys' careers, the importance of friendships in sport and their own work and interests. Comment, share and enjoy! Pics on Instagram & Twitter @pippalaverty Guest @hatshughes

Chaz Davies has stood on a World Championship podium in every season since 2010. However, people often forget that the eight seasons prior were a rollercoaster for the Welshman fighting to prove himself on the world stage.

Guess who's back? Back again? Dre is back! Tell a friend! He returns to Motorsport101 alongside Cam, RJ and King for a show stacked with a Japanese GP affected by Typhoon Hagadis, a World Superbike round riddled with politics in a poorly ran Argentine round, and all the news in Motorsport! MOTUL PETIT LE MANS WEEKEND MEMORIES FORMULA 1 JAPANESE GRAND PRIX - Hagibis' impact on the weekend - Naoki Yamamoto did the damn thing in FP1 - Renault's Japanese GP result - and maybe their entire season - could be at risk #BrakeBiasGhazi - Bottas beats both Ferraris off the line, romps to first win since Baku - No, seriously, what's gotten into Charles Leclerc WSBK SAN VILLICUM ROUND ARGENTINA THE NEWS - FORMULA E: Valencia Testing updates with Ryan King - FORMULA 1: MIAMI GP BACK IN THE HOME OF THE 2019 CAMPEONES DEL TANK BOWL - MOTOGP: Nakagami to sit out final 3 races with shoulder injury - Zarco returns! - BATHURST 1000: Scott McLaughlin finally wins the big one in a grand stand finish - though not without a little controversy - NASCAR: Y'all seen that flip at 'Dega? Oh and Ryan Blaney won - F2: HWA Racelab to take over BWT Arden entry for 2020 Oh boy, Villicum was literally a hot mess - Two highsides, poltiics and the birth of "The Villicum 6" as only 12 bikes raced on Saturday - Alvaro Bautista actually stays upright, wins Race 1 - Race 2, cooler weather means laps 5 seconds faster, Jonathan Rea doubles up, Chaz Davies returns to podium in Race 2 - Jules Cluzel wins World SSP - Hellacious Drama at Evan Bros as Caricasulo barges title rival Krummenacher... - ...Who then accuses the team of bias towards his Italian teammate!

En este programa hablamos de todo lo que aconteció en la novena ronda de la temporada del Mundial de Superbikes, disputada en el circuito estadounidense de Laguna Seca: las dos victorias de Laguna Seca y los tres ceros de Álvaro Bautista que dejan el quinto título muy de cara para el norirlandés, la vuelta al Olimpo de Chaz Davies, los podios de Toprak Razgatlioglu, la situación de marcas como Honda, el retiro de Marco Melandri... Con Álex Reyes, Oskar Roo y Rubén Carballo.

Steve and Gordo discuss a snowy race weekend in Assen with the WorldSBK paddock. For bonus points, this episode includes a very interesting interview with racer Chaz Davies, which you won't want to miss.

Greg Haines and James Whitham discuss the dominance of Alvaro Bautista and his Aruba Ducati team. Is he going to continue to take the sport by storm? The guys also talk Leon Haslam, Jonathan Rea, Chaz Davies and much, much more... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Chaz Davies was brutally honest as he chatted to Greg Haines about his early season performance in World Superbike, with the 32-year-old describing his showing thus far as sub-standard. The 2011 World Supersport champion remains dubious of the three-race format and added that while Aruba Ducati team-mate Alvaro Bautista has had made the rest of the field look a bit average there is plenty of racing to go before now and season’s end. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Greg's Garage Pod with Jason & Greg - A motorcycle racing Pod about MotoGP, MotoAmerica and World Superbike and more. In this episode we talk:  MotoGP - Preview Round 19 Gran Premio Motul de la Comunitat Valenciana  MotoGP - Dani Pedrosa's last race. We reflect on his amazing career. MotoGP - Monday's Valencia Test. Riders switch teams for 2019 and test new bikes. MotoAmerica - Interview, JD Beach! 2018 Supersport National Champion goes American Flat Track "full time?" MotoAmerica/American Flat Track - Our interview includes a sound bite from Grand National Champion Jared Mees WorldSBK - Aragon Test today. We talk about who did what, including Chaz Davies first ride on the new Ducati V4R Quick Shift - Our new segment. Quick question, quick answer. JP has 30 seconds to answer questions about Casey Stoner, Cam Peterson, Josh Herrin, Attack Racing and MotoE. 

Andy Course and Len Padilla kick off a team effort by reviewing the final round of the World Superbike Championship in the sun baked deserts of Qatar. Jonny Rea was striving to eclipse the few remaining unbroken records, while Chaz Davies needed to...

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!

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!

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!

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!

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!

World Superbike 2017 season is done.  All hail KING REA!  Oh… and he broke a 15 year record in doing so! But the weekend from Losail racetrack in Qatar was not without excitement.  Chaz Davies had the save of the season, even breaking his wind screen with his body.  American Jake Gagne finishes well, will that get him a team spot next year? We also talk about the upcoming MotoGP race! Will Rossi kick over Marquez?  Will Crazy Joe get one more crash in before the season is over? www.ijustwant2ride.com

BikeLive comes to you early this week as Louis and Dre review the Cadwell Park round of the British Superbike Championship as James Ellison left himself with a mountain to climb to make the showdown, even if he conquered Cadwell's notorious jump. We look at the Showdown state of play with one round to go of the 'regular season' as well as the race for the World Superbike Championship which continues to go Jonathan Rea's way, despite a Chaz Davies double at the Lausitzring

WorldSBK heads into the summer break and the natives are getting restless! After a weekend short on excitement at Laguna Seca, we look back on another Jonathan Rea masterclass and ask what WorldSBK can do to win back the public. We also salute the bravery of Chaz Davies who claimed victory in his first race since fracturing his back at Misano and deliver our mid-season review. Warning, this may not make great listening if you're a Honda fan! Also, stick around for the post-credits as the first lady of BikeLive makes her comeback!

Louis and Dre return to review another weekend which proves one thing...Superbikes NEED to chill! We look back on a dramatic WorldSBK weekend at Misano as Jonathan Rea and Chaz Davies clash once again, handing a smug Tom Sykes the jammiest win of his career. Race 2 also saw Marco Melandri return to the winner's circle, claiming the 100th World Superbike win for an Italian rider. If that's not all, we look at the hard-luck stories for Michael van der Mark and Jordi Torres, plus the Knockhill BSB round as Jake Dixon shocked the world. Enjoy!

This week's #BikeLive isn't the show we had planned but given the circumstances at the moment, we didn't feel it was correct to record a normal show. For those that aren't aware, Nicky Hayden was involved in a training accident while cycling in Italy this week. He suffered a severe polytrauma resulting in severe brain damage and is currently fighting for his life. Instead of reviewing #ItalianWorldSBK and the double victory from Chaz Davies, we have decided to replace our planned show with the interview we conducted with Nicky in May 2016. Nicky was an absolute class act as he talked to us about his WorldSBK campaign, his MotoGP title success and growing up in a racing family. We will return to normal service for Episode 13 next week but for now, all of our thoughts are with Nicky Hayden and his family. #GoNicky

While Wembley Stadium played host to a heavyweight showdown on Saturday, Assen saw another! This week's #BikeLive looks back on a dramatic weekend in the Netherlands as the rivalry between Jonathan Rea and Chaz Davies threatened to boil over. Louis and Dre talk about their clash on track, and their bust-up off it, as well a return to winning ways for Kenan Sofuoglu in WorldSSP and an insane second race in the WorldSSP300 class! We also review the Oulton Park BSB weekend and THAT crash between James Ellison and Leon Haslam. Enjoy!

Continuing our week of #WrestleMania themed episode titles, this week's #BikeLive looks back on the Aragon #WorldSBK round as Chaz Davies conquered the streak! Louis and Dre review a weekend which saw Ducati finally get on the board in 2017, although Jonathan Rea looks an even stronger bet for a third title despite losing his unbeaten record. As well as that, we break down the World Supersport race which went 3/3 for complete punch-ups and the inaugural WorldSSP300 race as we give our first impressions on the new class. If that's not enough, we also review the BSB season opener at Donington Park which had just about everything, except its title favourite who was ruled out with concussion! Enjoy!

Jonathan Rea ist erstmals nach fünf Rennen besiegt worden. Chaz Davies gelang im 2. Rennen in Aragón das Kunststück, Rea in einem hart umkämpften Rennen auf Platz 2 zu verweisen. Gerald Dirnbeck von unserem Kooperationspartner motorsport-total.com berichtet über spannende Rennen, einen etwas glücklosen Chaz Davies im 1. Rennen und Glück im Unglück für Xavi Forès, der im 1. Rennen Feuer fing und leichte Verbrennungen davon trug. Außerdem: Wie haben sich die beiden deutschen Fahrer, Stefan Bradl und Markus Reiterberger, bei den beiden Rennen geschlagen? Bradl zeigte sich nach dem Wochenende selbstkritisch.  ...

It's been a long time coming, but we can finally say, #BikeLive is here on the Motorsport101 Network with its fourth season! Let Louis Suddaby guide you through the world of bikes with Andre Harrison and Rebecca James! In this first episode of the season, Louis and Dre preview the new World Superbike season, run through the grid, and the controversial reverse grid rule for Race 2's. We also have two interviews with Greg Haines, the voice of World Superbikes on British Eurosport, and Chaz Davies from Aruba Ducati as he expects to challenge for the title after 11 wins in 2016, including all of the final 6. Enjoy the new series, and thanks for listening!

With temperatures finally becoming more Spring-like, Chris, Daniel and Tyler gather again to discuss the recent round of Supercross in Atlanta. Following Tyler's near perfect play-by-play on the dirt, we shift gears into the first round of World Superbike at Phillip's Island to discuss Nicky Hayden's first race in WSBK since 2003, plus the highlights of the battle between Chaz Davies and Johnathan Rea. Plus, we answer a listener's question about how to get into the motorcycle racing venue in the first place!All this and a new Patreon page in Episode 9 of Wingman's Garage! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wingmansgarage/support

Ducati works World Superbike rider - Goodwood Festival of Speed 2015

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Welcome to episode # 42 The Answer to The Ultimate Question Of Life, the Universe and Everything email rumblestripradio at gmail dot comwebsite www.rumblestripradio.comUse our google search click on the adsence linksSign up for music at emusic.comDIGG usThe TZRDonations this week from Jim Race and Shawn aka Homer Gratzi Mille!Sunglasses give awayPinky's Pizza closesLiam's gearIllmor withdraws for the next raceFiat to have multiple color schemes for the year Daytona wrap up    Superbike race        Mladin, Holden, Eboz and Matt Lynn all have tires chunk     The 200        Rapp wins        Honda's vapor lock    SPEED's coverage            One pit reporter        GW has Chaz Davies from Wales        Despain had Hackings debut @ Daytona in 99        BBoz only factory rider in Superstock        Points600SS tiresBIR back for 08MotoGP    New boss, same as the old boss    20kph difference between the 27 and 46    Hopper on the podium if not for his hand?    Eurosport coverage Julian, Toby and Randy    Touch on the 250's    The Hobbit's manager, Gregory RasputinDon't forget the MPG playersRSR is a production for Raoul Duke Media LLC and is protected under a Creative Commons License, some rights are reserved 

Welcome to episode #34 the Kevin Schwantz edition feedback rumblestripradio at gmail dot com the website www.rumblestripradio.com Sorry for the silence, been working on a number of things Thanks for those of you who have signed up for emusic.com, let us know about how you like the service Testing for WSBK @ Valencia Testing for MotoGP @ Sepang Ellison coming to America, Chaz Davies too Ten Kate gets a new sponsor Ferracci has a good test with the MV Agusta Steve Rapp going to Attack Kawasaki Yates and Holden confirmed at Jordon RSR is a production for Raoul Duke Media LLC and is protected under a Creative Commons License, some rights are reserved