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4 episodes with danny kent
4 episodes with danny kent
4 episodes with danny kent
2 episodes with danny kent
The Moto3 World Champion and McAMS Racing British Superbike rider joins us at Oulton Park. We chat about his last years of GP racing after winning that world title and how he had to roll the dice in STK1000 to prove himself as a big bike rider before BSB teams would even take him on. Now he's aboard the Yamaha R1, a machine that suits his style and has the pedigree to challenge for wins across the 2024 season, Danny is ready to prove himself a contender in the world's most competitive domestic championship!https://sorrymate.com/ proudly partnering with us for our mid-roll advert Our Patreon Page is live! https://www.patreon.com/join/9993138Off Track Merchandise: https://www.hmycustoms.co.uk/off-track-podcastRidinGraphics: https://www.instagram.com/ridingraphics/?hl=enhttps://www.facebook.com/ridingraphics/?locale=en_GBFacebook: Off Track Podcast https://www.facebook.com/OffTrackTheMotorcycleRacingPodcast/ Instagram: @offtrackpodcastukhttps://www.instagram.com/offtrackpodcastuk/Twitter: @offtrack_https://twitter.com/OffTrack_ Us... IG: @thedaveneal | Twitter: @daveneal | Facebook: Dave Neal IG: @bencurrie61 | Twitter: @BenCurrie61 | Facebook: Benjamin Currie #61
In a fiery rebuttal to recent critiques from Jonathan P. Thompson and Danny Kent, JD's commentary takes a stand against the portrayal of off-roaders as reckless environmental villains. JD exposes the underlying hypocrisy and misinformation fueling such narratives, arguing for the off-road community's deep commitment to responsible land use and environmental stewardship. With a blend of hard truths and a call for unity, it challenges the divisive rhetoric, advocating for an inclusive vision of public land access where off-roading coexists with conservation efforts. This piece boldly declares that it's time to shift the conversation from exclusion to coexistence on America's wilderness trails. If you want to hear more, let us know and visit at www.thetrailheadnetwork.com
Chris 'Spanner' Anderson is a well-known face around the British Superbike paddock, most recently as Crew Chief to Tarran Mackenzie both in BSB and World Supersport but his experience stretches back way beyond that. From starting out with Roger Bennett, then Reve Racing before World Supersport beckoned then back to BSB as well as the Roads with Hutchy. It's been a colourful career for Chris, but his next challenge is another he's really looking forward to as Crew Chief for Danny Kent in the newly-formed McAMS Yamaha by Mar-Train Racing squad for '24. Enjoy! Facebook: Off Track Podcast www.facebook.com/offtrackthemotorcycleracingpodcast Instagram: @offtrackpodcastuk www.instagram.com/offtrackpodcastuk Twitter: @offtrack_ www.twitter.com/offtrack_ Us... IG: @thedaveneal | Twitter: @daveneal | Facebook: Dave Neal IG: @bencurrie61 | Twitter: @BenCurrie61 | Facebook: Benjamin Currie #61 Off Track Merchandise: https://www.hmycustoms.co.uk/off-track-podcast Our Patreon Page is live! https://www.patreon.com/join/9993138
Ireland's Jack Kennedy makes his debut with us, and we've no idea why it took so long! Jack chats about the season so far, his school antics, the pain of that Thruxton incident with a helpless Danny Kent and how much he'd like to stay with the Mar-Train team for 2024, however with recent news breaking from the team that's now sadly not an option for the multiple British Supersport Champion.Facebook: Off Track Podcastwww.facebook.com/offtrackthemotorcycleracingpodcastInstagram: @offtrackpodcastukwww.instagram.com/offtrackpodcastukTwitter: @offtrack_www.twitter.com/offtrack_Us and the guests...IG: @thedaveneal | Twitter: @daveneal | Facebook: Dave NealIG: @bencurrie61 | Twitter: @BenCurrie61 | Facebook: Benjamin Currie #61IG: @jackkennedy_4 | Twitter: @jackkennedy14 | Facebook: Jack Kennedy RacingOff Track Merchandise: https://www.hmycustoms.co.uk/off-track-podcastOur Patreon Page is live! https://www.patreon.com/join/9993138 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.Facebook: Off Track Podcast www.facebook.com/offtrackthemotorcycleracingpodcast Instagram: @offtrackpodcastuk www.instagram.com/offtrackpodcastuk Twitter: @offtrack_ www.twitter.com/offtrack_ Us... IG: @thedaveneal | Twitter: @daveneal | Facebook: Dave Neal IG: @bencurrie61 | Twitter: @BenCurrie61 | Facebook: Benjamin Currie #61 Off Track Merchandise: https://www.hmycustoms.co.uk/off-track-podcast Our Patreon Page is live! https://www.patreon.com/join/9993138
The Buildbase Suzuki duo of former Moto3 world champion Danny Kent and multiple supermoto champion and BSB stalwart Christian Iddon lift the lid on racing in the British Superbike Championship, discussing with host Chris Moss everything from scary British circuits to dealing with PR and the world of social media, the Showdown format, and drinking beer.
Hello everyone and welcome to Front End Chatter, a motorcycling podcast of sorts in which Simon Hargreaves and Martin Fitz-Gibbons conspire, despite something like a combined half century in motorcycle journalism, to demonstrate the absence of having learned anything worthwhile. They are ably supported in their endeavours by Bennetts, the bike insurance specialists, and BikeSocial.co.uk, the best motorcycling website in the world. If you're insuring you bike, you'd be well advised to have a look at Bennetts BikeSocial Membership scheme, which gives you access to a vast array of discounts, competitions, tracks days and events – including the upcoming Busa Bonanza: the chance for Hayabusa owners to come to Elvington near York and take their bike up the runway as often as they like. Details below. Onto FEC Episode 156, among the contents of which you may find: guff from the second MotoGP race from Indonesia, including Marc Marquez – he gets knocked down, he gets up again... but how long can this go on? MotoGP Unlimited: hit or a miss? ex-500GP-and-lots-more old-age-race-ace Jeremy McWilliams wins a race in the US on an American V-twin for the first time since 2010, when he last won a race in the US on an America V-twin Busa Bonanza details, and why going fast in a straight line is a Good Thing KTM 790 Duke makes a comeback after a colossal one year's absence Honda Hawk, a modern café racer based on the, take a guess, yes, the Africa Twin platform Triumph's Tiger 1200 ridden, rated, and is it as good as a GS? There isn't lots more, because that's it for this week! Lots of FEC-sack emails thoughts, questions and ponderings in FEC158, promise! Thanks for listening and supporting FEC, and please continue to spread the word! Follow Simon and Martin on the socials at: @SimonHBikes @Mufga Busa Bonanza details! Calling all Hayabusa (and B-King) owners, road legal or otherwise… how would you like to attend our event in conjunction with Suzuki GB for as many high-speed runs as you want? What?We're calling the event, The BikeSocial Busa Bonanza! BikeSocial and Suzuki GB are inviting all Suzuki Hayabusa (and B-King) owners, road legal or otherwise, to a disused two-mile long airfield for a chance to run their bike flat-out. Straightliners, the drag racing events experts, will use their immense experience to operate the event with support from BikeSocial and Suzuki GB. Bikes that have run at over 200mph will also be running, and a team of experts will be on hand to help with launches and body positions. Free professional photos, as well as a commemorative printout of the registered speed at ½ mile and one-mile intervals, and a beautiful sticker(!) will form part of the record of your day. Suzuki GB will bring several of the latest generation Hayabusa models which can be booked for a trial on the day. The 2022 Buildbase Suzuki team who'll be competing in the Bennetts British Superbike championship will be in attendance along with riders Christian Iddon and Danny Kent, fresh from the season's opening round at Silverstone. Come on, how many opportunities will you get to feel what 170mph+ is like?! Where? Elvington Airfield, Yorkshire, YO41 4AU. A former RAF base. When? Tuesday, 26th April 2022, 10.30am – 5pm. Gates open from 8:30am. First runs at 10:30 following the safety briefing. No need to pre-register, just turn up. Spectators are welcome too but it'll only be Hayabusa's and B-King's permitted on the runway! How much? After a £5 entry fee per person (rider, pillion or spectator), the opportunity to run-what-you-brung along the runway will be free of charge for BikeSocial Members, but there'll be a one-off £10 charge for non-members. There is no restriction on the number of runs between 10.30am – 5pm. Small print: Riders will be required to sign an indemnity and have their riding gear checked (one-piece leathers preferred though 2-piece leathers must zip-together all the way around) then they'll receive a sticker for their bike and a wristband for themselves. Only once a safety briefing is completed can the rider join a queue to be escorted to the beginning of the runway. Only one bike at a time will be permitted on the runway. The noise restriction is 105dB static. For those wishing to book one of the latest Suzuki Hayabusa road bikes to test on the runway, you need to provide your licence and DVLA check code. You will be entitled to two runs. Spectators: £5 (under 16s free but must be accompanied by a fee-paying adult). BikeSocial members must bring their policy or membership number. We look forward to welcoming you to Elvington, and don't forget to tell all your Hayabusa owning friends! For further information or any questions, please email us on enquiries@bikesocial.co.uk or join the discussion at the Busa Bonanza Facebook Events page
This week Dave Neal chats to the 2015 Moto3 World Champion, Danny Kent, about his racing career so far. From Red Bull Rookie to World Champion and the on-track difficulties that followed, Danny talks candidly about his time in Moto2 and the struggles he faced before making the bold decision to step in to the STK1000 fray and earn his spurs on a big bike. After a one-off ride in 2018, 2021 will see Danny make his full-time debut in the Bennetts British Superbike Championship with the Buildbase Suzuki team. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Danny began his 30+ year career in the trade show industry working in the graphics department of his dad’s company, The Exhibit Store (Dallas, TX), while still in high school. It was during that time that he learned to appreciate the value of creating & producing quality products and design while keeping the client and end-user in mind.Since that beginning Danny has worked his way through every department of the trade show industry, from initial client discovery, design consultation, custom and modular exhibit & graphic fabrication, ROI & budget reconciliation, worldwide logistics, exhibit installation & dismantle (I&D) and asset management. He understands the “total show concept” and enjoys working with clients of all sizes on their long term goals for each project making sure it gets designed and executed on-time and on-budget.In this episode we talk through the challenges that have come up starting his new business, how Covid-19 has effected his industry, and suggestions for how to effectively prepare for a show.
The Superbike Show RETURNS! And All new for 2020 is a (mostly) all new presenting team of Lester Forbes, Ryan Lilly and Nat Jarvis. This week's big question(s) Rea vs Redding in WSBK..who will be best? and Danny Kent? does he deserve to ride again?
The Superbike Show RETURNS! And All new for 2020 is a (mostly) all new presenting team of Lester Forbes, Ryan Lilly and Nat Jarvis. This week's big question(s) Rea vs Redding in WSBK..who will be best? and Danny Kent? does he deserve to ride again?
The Superbike Show RETURNS! And All new for 2020 is a (mostly) all new presenting team of Lester Forbes, Ryan Lilly and Nat Jarvis. This week's big question(s) Rea vs Redding in WSBK..who will be best? and Danny Kent? does he deserve to ride again?
The Superbike Show RETURNS! And All new for 2020 is a (mostly) all new presenting team of Lester Forbes, Ryan Lilly and Nat Jarvis. This week's big question(s) Rea vs Redding in WSBK..who will be best? and Danny Kent? does he deserve to ride again?
The Superbike Show RETURNS! And All new for 2020 is a (mostly) all new presenting team of Lester Forbes, Ryan Lilly and Nat Jarvis. This week's big question(s) Rea vs Redding in WSBK..who will be best? and Danny Kent? does he deserve to ride again?
The Superbike Show RETURNS! And All new for 2020 is a (mostly) all new presenting team of Lester Forbes, Ryan Lilly and Nat Jarvis. This week's big question(s) Rea vs Redding in WSBK..who will be best? and Danny Kent? does he deserve to ride again?
#024 Justin Bieber at the door We cover BSB from Cadwell Park, Classic TT and Manx GP, Rins' last lap corker on MM, silly season in WSBK and discuss whether or not there is a road to redemption for Danny Kent. This episode is kindly sponsored by Incontango Training, The Victory Barber Shop Burnopfield and IOMTTPICS. Chrissy and Dom
Dre and Louis are back again with one of the MotoGP races of 2018 as Marquez and Dovi went to war yet again, this time in the brand new MotoGP debut round in Thaliand! Maverick Vinales had the best seats in the house to watch the 4th last corner showdown between them in the last 18 months, with a surprising outcome! We also break down Moto2 as Pecco took control of the title race with win #7 of the year, and a dramatic last corner takeout from Bastianini on Bez left DiGi with his 2nd win of the year, Martin recovering from the weirdest wrist injury ever, and Dennis Foggia's first podium... from 25th?! News is looked at too, with Josh Brookes heading to PBM to complete a dream partnership, Danny Kent making his BSB debut, and World Superbikes going to 3 races a season! Enjoy!
One of the most historic World Superbike weekends ever, with 3 world champions crowned in dramatic fashion in Magny-Cours, and Dre and Louis are here to break it all down! In World Superbikes, Jonny Rea took his 7th and 8th consecutive wins to top off his fourth straight world title, with an incredible celebration after Race 1! Ana Carrasco made history by becoming the first woman to win an individual World Champion on two wheels,by just a single point as the title fight literally went down to the final corner! Markus Reiterberger won the Superstock 1000 crown too in its final race! We also review British Superbikes in Assen for the penultimate round of the Showdown, as Leon Haslam took yet another double victory to put one hand on the title, as Jake Dixon suffered an electrical problem in Race 2. We also talk about Dan Linfoot and Tarran Mckensie's VERY lucky escapes in a pair of dramatic crashes! We also review some late season moves as Scott Redding is heading to BeWiser Ducati in BSB with Danny Kent very likely to join him. Brad Ray's staying for another season, and maybe even Tom Sykes could be making the move? We also cover Digi heading to Moto2 with SpeedUp, and preview the first ever Thai Grand Prix at the Chang International Circuit, all in 2 hours! Enjoy!
Hello and welcome to Front End Chatter episode 57, which is really episode 69, powered by the mighty online juggernaut of two-wheeled infotainment that is Bike Social (that's www.bikesocial.co.uk). This time round Martin and Simon chatter in their front-endy style about: Nicky Hayden: the man, the talent, the achievements, the infectious passion, the generosity, the tears at Estoril, the tears at Valencia, the incredible strength of character, the smile. MotoGP from Le Mans, where General Zarco was propelled by patriotism, Lorenzo was stumped by strine, a small fall by Rossi led to a big fall in his championship standing, and Simon got in a huff and turned his telly off before the end of the race and went to spend some time in his log cabin that Danny Kent still hasn't turned up to finish yet. The red-bike, red-flag, red-fireball fest that was World Superbikes from Imola. John McGuinness's crash at the North West 200, what might have caused it, and whether it might have anything to do with the slightly peculiar throttle response on the 2017 road-going Fireblade. By popular demand (no, really), an excessively comprehensive review of the most promising (if hardly imaginatively named) electric road bikes yet. Your emails, including plenty of air expended about the pros and cons of airbag suits, do MotoGP fans like football, does FEC hate WSB… and finally… and finally?… and finally... a forgotten and (questionably) attractive non-sportsbike from Yamaha. As ever thank you very much for listening, and thank you even more for downloading it from the top folk at Bike Social (that’s still www.bikesocial.co.uk). Please email us on anything@frontendchatter.com or get us on that there Twitter using @SimonHbikes and @Mufga
Despite the somber mood, we here at BikeLive felt that we just HAD to have a show on the ridiculous MotoGP weekend at Le Mans! Andre Harrison and Louis Suddaby break it all down as Maverick Vinales and Valentino Rossi went to war for the win, the Doctor dropped his scalpel. Johann Zarco with another stunning result on home soil, as well as another dominant win for Frankie Morbidelli in Moto2, and Moto3, with one of the biggest crashes ever, Joan Mir dominates again, Danny Kent returned to a lukewarm result, and much, much more analysis!
Hello and welcome to Front End Chatter E48, which you'll be pleased to hear has no racing at all apart from a brief discussion about the merits of being called Danny Kent but not actually coming from Kent, unlike Danny Webb who does come from Kent. Anyway, this one's all about 2017's new bikes you *can* buy, and 2016's bikes you can't any longer. Thanks for listening, hope you like it, and see you at Motorcycle Live at the NEC. Email: anything@frontendchatter.com Twitter: @SimonHbikes and @Mufga
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It’s been a long week here. It was a boring Chinese Grand Prix, but like actual China, the political notes rang home, as Nico Rosberg accused Lewis Hamilton of slowing down on purpose. We break down whether Rosberg had a claim, or whether he’s a big crybaby. Spoiler, it’s the latter, and we explain why. We also cover the issues that Renault have going forward, and why Sky’s race coverage was ATROCIOUS. Also, we go in-depth on the latest story to hit Motorsport, and that’s the use of Grid and Podium girls in the sport, the WEC’s half-hearted gesture to remove them, and is Lewis Hamilton a sexist? (Spoiler, again, he isn’t.) We also review the Grand Prix of the Americas, Marc Marquez’s phenomenal weekend, as well as Sam Lowes and Danny Kent’s lower class wins, and the first British double win at a weekend since 1977. IndyCar gets a look with their Grand Prix of Louisiana, and the washout and relative farce that the race became due to the weather and the high number of safety cars as the result of the poor state of the track itself. And yay for the Mayor of Hinchtown and Simona “Motorsport Bae” de Silverstro! And finally, we review Formula E at Long Beach, where Nelson Piquet Jr. dominated for the win, while Jean-Eric Vergne won the podium, if you get what I mean. ? Enjoy the show with me and @RyanErikKing and thanks for listening!
Back to scotch rumours of its (not our) demise, Front End Chatter E33 sees a lucid Martin and hungover Simon cover a wide range of two-wheeled gossip including: Jonathan Rea’s record-breaking World Superbike title, and whether Danny Kent winning the Moto3 title might be seen as a bigger deal new bike chat about the 2016 Kawasaki ZX-10R, Honda’s Africa Twin, KTM's parallel twin, Yamaha's XSR700 and Ducati’s Monster 1200 R (and whether it is really is their most powerful naked bike ever, or if they’ve forgotten they also build the Diavel) the dubious merit of a short ad film featuring a new Triumph and the 'pseudo hipster saviour of motorcycling', Mr David Beckham the current state of the MotoGP championship, plus a review of Hitting The Apex, a film that definitely isn't about colonoscopy listeners' emails including the fine line between deliberately causing an accident on track, and just making a mistake and details of where you can purchase Front End Chatter's range of T-shirts, mugs and key rings. Blimey. Thank you for listening, and spread the FEC word!
Short interview with Moto3 World Championship leader Danny Kent at 2015 British MotoGP pre-event press conference in London, England.
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