Podcast appearances and mentions of lorenzo baldassarri

Is there any better for a race than Phillip Island? Well, given all the news at the weekend Steve and Gordo report from on the ground with the thoughts of the locals, the staff and the paddock on the bombshell news that MotoGP will move to Adelaide. Will WorldSBK follow? It certainly seems that way. On track, Nicolo Bulega was imperious as he starts his quest for global domination. The Aruba.it Ducati star man is a little more likeable than a bond villain and a hell of a rider. We break down his weekend which featured an incredible, almost unnecessarily, dominant performance in the wet conditions of Sunday. There are plenty of stories to follow this weekend. The first double podium for bimota since 1988 has confirmed the resurgence of Axel Bassani. His Sunday double will have given him a huge boast in confidence that this season he can be a closer challenger to his teammate, Alex Lowes. Lowes was one of the fallers in the wet conditions in Race 2 and we look at what caused many of the falls. The rise and fall of Independent Ducati's is set to be a big story this year. Steve said in our preview show that "on your good days you've got to take advantage of the package." Lorenzo Baldassarri certainly did that. The Italian, who refuses to acknowledge his season aboard a GMT94 Yamaha as a Superbike campaign, impressed the paddock this week. In testing he was quick but to withstand the pressure from Bassani in the closing stages of Race 1 was rewarded with his first career podium finish. Yari Montella had his first career front row and podium too. At BMW are the reigning World Champions in a tailspin? It depends on who you ask. That being said the two-day Portimao Test on March 9-10 will be critical for them. It was a weekend of highs and lows Miguel Oliveira. The rookie had everything thrown at him over the weekend. A superpole crash that relegated him to the back of the field was followed by two superb recovery rides in both conditions to leave him one point ahead of his teammate, Danilo Petrucci, in the standings. The performance gap between them seemed much higher this week. Yamaha's Xavi Vierge was the fastest man in blue this week but came away with zero points after a big crash in Race 1. Andrea Locatelli looked lost for most of the opening round but in wet conditions he found some confidence and came away fifth position. Thanks to Renthal Street for supporting the podcast. Head to the Renthal website for handlebars, sprockets, chains, and more, using the Fit Your Bike tool. www.renthal.com/road/ Sign up for for exclusive content from the MotoGP and WorldSBK paddocks patreon.com/paddockpasspodcast We have merch! Get your t-shirts, caps, hoodies and more here: paddockpasspodcast.com/shop

Alessandro Santarelli e Vincenzo Marangio sono i "2 In Bianconero" Ospite: Dr Lorenzo Baldassarri (Psicologo)

Alessandro Santarelli e Vincenzo Marangio sono i "2 In Bianconero" Ospite: Dr Lorenzo Baldassarri (Psicologo)

Alessandro Santarelli e Vincenzo Marangio, sono i " 2 In Bianconero '' Ospite: Lorenzo Baldassarri (Psicologo dello Sport)

Alessandro Santarelli e Vincenzo Marangio, sono i " 2 In Bianconero '' Ospite: Lorenzo Baldassarri (Psicologo dello Sport)

Alessandro Santarelli e Vincenzo Marangio, sono i " 2 In Bianconero " Ospite: Lorenzo Baldassarri (Psicologo)

Alessandro Santarelli e Vincenzo Marangio, sono i " 2 In Bianconero " Ospite: Lorenzo Baldassarri (Psicologo)

Alessandro Santarelli e Vincenzo Marangio, sono i " 2 In Bianconero " Ospiti: Lorenzo Baldassarri, Andrea Di Lella.

Alessandro Santarelli e Vincenzo Marangio, sono i " 2 In Bianconero " Ospiti: Lorenzo Baldassarri, Andrea Di Lella.

Supercross 250 results and stupid commentary. Supercross 450 results and even more stupid commentary. Dakar results and Phil is impressed. Marc Marquez is still seeing double. Lorenzo Baldassarri joining the Evan Bros. WorldSSP Yamaha Team.

Well, it wasn't quite the start of the MotoGP season, but it was the start of the 2020 World Championship - and it was also great racing! We break down all the action in Moto3 and Moto2 - and discuss when the MotoGP season may eventually get underway!The Rundown:- Moto3 - a little controversy, and a lot of classic Moto3 racing- Albert Arenas - finally living up to his potential?- John McPhee nearly makes the right moves- Ai Oruga - not pleased with his podium, but that's OK...- Moto2 - An American starts up front - but three other riders put on a classic show- Tetsuta Nagashima turns in a stunner- Lorenzo Baldassarri and Enea Bastianini recapture lost momentum- My take on the weekend- When will MotoGP start??What did you think of the QatarGP (what there was of it)? Leave your comments on Fecabook at facebook.com/motoweek.net or on Reddit at /r/motoweek - and be sure to check out the website at Motoweek.net Thanks for listening!

Ya ha aterrizado el campeonato en tierras europeas, en donde se decía que empezaba de verdad el campeonato. Esa afirmación ya ha cambiado, y Marc Márquez llegaba con la tarea de arreglar el fiasco de Texas que le dejó cuarto en la clasificación general que ahora, después de Jerez, vuelve a encabezar. Brilló Suzuki, en manos de Rins, volvimos a ver a Viñales en el podio y mejorar a la Ducati en un circuito adverso. En Moto2 vivimos un milagro, al no tener que lamentar ningún mal mayor en el accidente de inicio de carrera, y pudimos celebrar las grandes carreras de Lorenzo Baldassarri, de Jorge Navarro y de Augusto Fernández. En lo tocante a Moto3 nos quedamos sin representantes en el podio, a pesar de las grandes carreras de Arón Canet y al gran regreso de Albert Arenas.

Ya ha aterrizado el campeonato en tierras europeas, en donde se decía que empezaba de verdad el campeonato. Esa afirmación ya ha cambiado, y Marc Márquez llegaba con la tarea de arreglar el fiasco de Texas que le dejó cuarto en la clasificación general que ahora, después de Jerez, vuelve a encabezar. Brilló Suzuki, en manos de Rins, volvimos a ver a Viñales en el podio y mejorar a la Ducati en un circuito adverso. En Moto2 vivimos un milagro, al no tener que lamentar ningún mal mayor en el accidente de inicio de carrera, y pudimos celebrar las grandes carreras de Lorenzo Baldassarri, de Jorge Navarro y de Augusto Fernández. En lo tocante a Moto3 nos quedamos sin representantes en el podio, a pesar de las grandes carreras de Arón Canet y al gran regreso de Albert Arenas.

The Petronas pair puts up a fight, but Marc Márquez rules the SpanishGP! We discuss all of the action in Jerez from Moto3, Moto2 and MotoGP - including the SIC58 double-podium, and redemption for both Márquez and Lorenzo Baldassarri. Do you think the MotoGP championship will continue to be close? Let me know in the comments! The Rundown:- Moto3 - The SIC58 Squadra Corse turns in a brilliant 1-2- Moto2 - A scary wreck, and a huge bounce-back performance from Lorenzo Baldassarri- MotoGP - The Petronas team injects some fun into the weekend!- Marc Márquez is back on top after COTA- Fabio Quartararo and Franco Morbidelli turn in a valiant effort, but luck isn't on their side- Alex Rins is looking like a real contender - but who is he really fighting in the MotoGP championship - Marc, or Dovi?- Andrea Dovizioso fails to make the podium, but still looks like a winner- Yamaha is back...maybe. Maverick Viñales and Valentino Rossi both show the upside of the M1- Jorge Lorenzo doesn't show the upside of anything...- The MotoGP Championship picture- My take on the weekendNow it is time to tell me what you thought of Jerez! Leave your comments on the Facebook page at facebook.com/motoweek.net - or on Reddit at /r/motoweek - and we'll discuss your opinion of the race on the full show later this week!Thanks for listening!

What's more of a surprise - that Álex Rins won the MotoGP race in Texas, or that Marc Márquez didn't? We review all of the action in the AmericasGP - including the point leaders wrecking out in Moto3, Moto2 AND MotoGP! What did you think of the Championship drama at COTA?The Rundown:- Moto3 - Tatsuki Suzuki *almost* has a career day - but we still got an exciting battle for the win- Moto2 - Tom Luthi dominates, while Lorenzo Baldassarri opens the door in the championship race- MotoGP - once again, Marc Márquez wi...uh - wait, WHAT happened to Marc Márquez?!?- Alex Rins does more than just capture his first victory...- Valentino Rossi doesn't win, but there is still cause for celebration at Yamaha- Jack Miller throws a monkey wrench into Ducati's plans - is there Ducati Drama ahead?- Andrea Dovizioso gets a HUGE gift from his main rival- Franco Morbidelli quietly has a fantastic day...while Fabio Quartararo does the same thing, even more quietly- Two more MotoGP jump starts! And Maverick Viñales pulls a Fenati...twice!- My take on the AmericasGP!Now it is time to tell me what you though of Texas! Leave your comments on the Facebook page at facebook.com/motoweek.net - or on the brand new Motoweek Sub on Reddit! And you can always find the latest episode on the website at Motoweek,netThanks for listening!

La segunda cita del campeonato nos ha dejado tres carreras que se han ganado con una factura espectacular por parte de los vencedores. Marc Márquez por su avasallador dominio, Lorenzo Baldassarri por saber esperar el momento adecuado y Jaume Masiá por templar los nervios y doblegar la voluntad de un grupo de más de diez unidades. Además hemos podido vivir el regreso al cajón de Valentino Rossi tras un duelo con Andrea Dovizioso, la remontada espectacular de Álex Rins, y más cosas que inmediatamente pasamos a repasar.

La segunda cita del campeonato nos ha dejado tres carreras que se han ganado con una factura espectacular por parte de los vencedores. Marc Márquez por su avasallador dominio, Lorenzo Baldassarri por saber esperar el momento adecuado y Jaume Masiá por templar los nervios y doblegar la voluntad de un grupo de más de diez unidades. Además hemos podido vivir el regreso al cajón de Valentino Rossi tras un duelo con Andrea Dovizioso, la remontada espectacular de Álex Rins, y más cosas que inmediatamente pasamos a repasar.

Motorbike Circus, il consueto appuntamento del martedì sera dedicato alle due ruote. Conducono Marco Pezzoni, Fabrizio Crescenzi con Alex Dibisceglia in collegamento. Ospiti della puntata Lorenzo Baldassarri, Pons Racing Moto2, e Gianluca Nannelli, ex pilota Sbk e Supersport. Temi della puntata: Moto2, CIV, Superbike, Supersport e tanto altro