Podcast appearances and mentions of Nicky Hayden

In this episode of the Off Track Podcast, we sit down with Mark Lloyd, a highly experienced MotoGP Chief Mechanic currently working alongside Brad Binder at Red Bull KTM and with an impressive career in motorcycle racing. Mark has played a key role in winning multiple World Championships, including WorldSBK titles with John Kocinski and Colin Edwards at Castrol Honda, as well as a MotoGP World Championship with the late Nicky Hayden at Repsol Honda.Mark shares his journey through the world of professional racing, offering a unique perspective on the technical and team dynamics that drive success in both MotoGP and WorldSBK. From working with championship-winning riders to the day-to-day challenges in the garage, Mark's wealth of experience provides fascinating insights for fans of motorsport.Whether you're a MotoGP follower, a WorldSBK enthusiast, or simply interested in the behind-the-scenes work that powers top-level racing, this conversation is sure to inform and inspire.Keywords: MotoGP Chief Mechanic, Mark Lloyd, Repsol Honda, Castrol Honda, Nicky Hayden, Colin Edwards, John Kocinski, WorldSBK, motorcycle racing, Off Track Podcast, motorsport insights.Don't miss this chance to hear from one of the most respected figures in the racing paddock!Send us a text Support the showWould you like early access to shows and the chance to ask questions of the guests? Well, you can, right here... 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/demographics/?locale=en_GBFacebook: Off Track Podcast https://www.facebook.com/OffTrackTheMotorcycleRacingPodcast/ Instagram: @offtrackpodcastukhttps://www.instagram.com/offtrackpodcastuk/Twitter: @offtrack_https://twitter.com/OffTrack_ IG: @thedaveneal | Twitter: @daveneal | Facebook: Dave Neal

La fabulosa crisis financiera por la que atraviesa el fabricante austríaco KTM, con miles de puestos de trabajo en peligro y una deuda de tres mil millones de euros, siembra de dudas el futuro del equipo naranja en el Mundial de MotoGP. La noticia que acapara los titulares de la postemporada de MotoGP poco o nada tiene que ver con el deporte, aunque sí podría afectar a la división de carreras de uno de los cinco fabricantes que compiten en el campeonato del mundo. Uri Puigdemont, Germán Garcia Casanova y Alberto Gómez reciben la visita esta semana en el podcast MotoGP 'Por Orejas' de Motorsport Network de Juan Martínez, ex técnico de, entre otros muchos, el equipo Ducati en MotoGP y, en la actualidad, uno de los más influyentes comentaristas de la televisión que ofrece el campeonato de las dos ruedas. Con el que fuera ingeniero de pista de Nicky Hayden analizamos, en esta nueva entrega del podcast, la bomba que ha significado para el campeonato el anuncio de la quiebra de KTM, que ha presentado concurso de acreedores, admitiendo una deuda monumental, lo que le coloca en una complicada situación que, lógicamente, puede afectar, y mucho, a los planes deportivos. Con su conocimiento del terreno, Juan Martínez analiza las opciones que se presentan ahora, así como su opinión en torno a cómo afectaran estas noticias a los pilotos bajo contrato del fabricante austriaco en la clase reina, Brad Binder, Pedro Acosta, Maverick Viñales y Enea Bastianini, que afrontan el descomunal desafío de pelear contra un rival, Ducati, que además de estar en su mejor momento, se ha mostrado inalcanzable en 2024. Malas noticias para KTM y para MotoGP, pero también lo son para la categoría de entrada al campeonato, Moto3, donde el fabricante es uno de los principales proveedores de maquinaria, sin olvidarse, por supuesto, de la Rookies Cup, una competición monomarca KTM que ha sido, en los últimos años, el principal trampolín para acceder al Mundial. Con al división de carreras separada de las ramas industriales, lo que podría 'salvar' la situación a nivel competitivo, la discusión en el podcast reflexiona, también, en torno a la ética de mantener un brazo deportivo de primer nivel cuando el puesto de trabajo de miles de personas en Austria está, ahora mismo, en un muy serio peligro. http://es.motorsport.com ORIOL PUIGDEMONT en X - @uri_puigdemont GERMÁN GARCÍA CASANOVA en X - @germax33 ALBERTO GOMEZ en X - @AlbertoGomezB

Com a chegada da Trackhouse para substituir a barrada RNF, a MotoGP começou a falar em uma segunda corrida nos Estados Unidos, já que quer conquistar o que considera ser um “mercado importante”. O Mundial de Motovelocidade, porém, vive um período de entressafra, já que não tem pilotos nativos dos Estados Unidos como titulares na classe rainha desde a aposentadoria de Ben Spies. O país comandado por Joe Biden, todavia, tem um passado glorioso no esporte, com campeões como Eddie Lawson, Kevin Schwantz, Wayne Rainey, Freddie Spencer, Kenny Roberts, Kenny Roberts Jr. e Nicky Hayden. Bom ressaltar, também, que em um passado não muito distante, a MotoGP corria três vezes no país, o que mudou com a saída de Laguna Seca e Indianápolis. Desde 2016, o GP das Américas, em Austin, é o único na programação.

We're back once again for an exciting week of two-wheeled news, but it's not just your favorite podcast that is back. Americans are once again in Moto GP, not with a new rider but with an entire team. Trackhouse Racing is taking over what used to be the RNF team as Aprilia satellite team sponsor. With some amazing looking Nicky Hayden livery on the bike, we are more than excited to see what that brings for the future of Americans in Moto GP. On top of that great news, of course, we couldn't go a week without mentioning Marc Marquez, who left the Valencia test leaving everyone giddy and nervous about what lies in store for the Ducati stable next year. Extreme levels of talent and bike performance mixed up with some intense drama leave us headed for winter wishing the new season could start immediately. So hold onto your seats and stick around for a wild episode and a wild Moto GP 2024!!

Es habitual, más entre periodistas que entre aficionados, medir la calidad de los pilotos por su palmarés. Para mí es un error. Sin duda, el palmarés importa y mucho, por supuesto. Pero creo que hay otra forma más justa de medir la calidad de los pilotos: La huella que dejan entre los aficionados… Y si usamos esta medida, sin duda, Daniel Pedrosa Ramal está entre los más grandes… Y antes de que los más listos del lugar me reprochen el titular, sí, no se me olvida que “Dani” Pedrosa es tres veces Campeón del Mundo, 1 en 125 y dos en 250. Y Tres veces Subcampeón del Mundo en Moto GP y tres veces tercero… Pero uno de los que dijo que los títulos que de verdad importan son los de MotoGP fue precisamente el propio Dani. Tenía muchas ganas de hacer este vídeo, muchas. En cierto modo porque no me considero “pedrosista” pero siempre le he considerado uno de los grandes… pero siempre he preferido a otros pilotos antes que a él… de esto hablaremos, de la coincidencia con rivales muy potentes… He sido absoluto fan de Crivillé, de Rossi, de Márquez y de Lorenzo, antes que de Pedrosa… Insisto, siempre le he considerado de los grandes pero creo que ahora, con la perspectiva del tiempo, valoro más lo que hizo este grandísimo piloto, muy grande a pesar de sus 1,58 metros de estatura. Siempre digo que existe el vicio de buscar soluciones sencillas a situaciones complejas. Y no voy a caer en este vicio. Porque en el caso de Dani Pedrosa hay muchas opiniones: Que si tuvo muchas lesiones, que si le faltó suerte, que sí coincidió con rivales muy buenos o simplemente que su físico no se adaptaba a la conducción de las grandes, en comparación con las 500 de 2 tiempos, MotoGP. Probablemente la causa de que Dani Pedrosa no tenga ningún título de Campeón del Mundo de MotoGP no sea ninguna de esas razones… sino la suma de todas. Pero, como es costumbre de la casa, ¡comencemos por el principio! Dani había conseguido buenos resultados en minimotos pero su oportunidad le vino con el famoso campeonato nacido para buscar talentos promovido por Movistar, entonces muy metida en la competición de la motos, y organizada por Alberto Puig. Por la “Movistar Activa Cup” pasaron de un modo u otro casi 6.000 niños y salieron pilotos como Toni Elías, Joan Olive o Dani Pedrosa, que participó aún o habiendo cumplido la edad mínima requerida. Este apartado lo hemos titulado “talento” porque es lo que vio Alberto Puig en Dani… y acertó. De la mano de Honda y Puig Dani da el salto al Mundial de 125 y en 2003 se convierte en el segundo piloto más joven de la historia, tras Loris Capirossi, en convertirse en Campeón del Mundo. Eso sí, esa temporada termina con una grave lesión en la que se rompe los dos tobillos… Al año siguiente corre en 250 y el año de su debut a pesar de probar muy poco la moto por culpa de la lesión y de ser su primer año, gana el Mundial. Y llegan más récords: Campeón de 250cc más joven del mundo, bicampeón más joven y primer piloto capaz de ganar consecutivamente el título de 125cc y el de 250cc. En 2005 repite victoria en el Mundial, pese a correr varias carreras con la cabeza del húmero rota… y el sueño se hace realidad… En noviembre de 2005 Dani Pedrosa es piloto oficial del Repsol Honda Team luciendo el ya famoso número 26. Llegaba para ser el “anti-Rossi” que, como sabéis, había dejado Honda en 2003 para irse a la competencia, a Yamaha. Y en su primera temporada, ya consigue victorias delante de Valentino. Pero nunca consigue ganar el Mundial… los motivos, es lo que vamos a ver. A Pedrosa le ha tocado rivalizar con una lista de pilotos que da miedo: Valentino Rossi, Casey Stoner, Jorge Lorenzo y Marc Márquez… ¡ojo! No, no me olvido del bueno y tristemente desaparecido Nicky Hayden, ganador del Mundial de 2006.. yo estaba allí para verlo y perdí una apuesta confiando den Valentino… un pilotazo. Y es que a Dani le ha tocado competir con algunos de los más grandes… Analistas, managers, pilotos, aficionados, todos coincidimos en una cosa: Aunque seas muy bueno, tu equipo sea fantástico, tu moto una pasada…. Si no tienes la “suerte del campeón” no ganas mundiales. Dani ha tenido problemas con sus lesiones, con los neumáticos, con la moto… y me diréis, “¡Claro, Máximo! ¡cómo todos!”… sí, pero a él esos problemas le han llegado en momentos claves en momentos en los que no se podía fallar… Para mí la talla de Dani no ha sido nunca un problema para pilotar la moto, porque como decía mi abuela, estaba “más fuerte que el vinagre”. No, no comparto esa idea de que su escaso peso y estatura eran un problema para pilotar al límite… que yo sepa el propio Dani nunca lo utilizó de excusa y desde luego si algo es Dani como piloto e imagino que como persona, es honesto. Pero su constitución física, y no me refiero a la talla, sino al “chasis” a su esqueleto, quizás haya sufrido más que otros con las caídas. Un amigo mío, médico traumatólogo y aficionado me dijo, “es que Dani, a igualdad de bofetón, se hace más daño que otros…” Dani se retiró como piloto en 2018… dejó de correr en GG.PP. pero no dejó de ser piloto, porque los pilotos como Dani nunca dejan de ser pilotos… Y fichó para KTM como piloto probador, porque no le he dicho, pero Dani tienen una sensibilidad especial para “entender” la moto y para “entenderse” con los ingenieros, no sé cuál de la dos cosas es más difícil. Mi opinión es que si Honda le hubiese contratado para lo mismo, no estaría en el laberinto en el que está ahora… pero eso es historia ficción. Lo cierto es que este año 2023 y como “wild card” disputará el G.P. de Jerez y yo he hecho una apuesta: Si la carrera la ganase el piloto que más aplausos, vítores y gritos provocase en los aficionados a su paso, el vencedor de ese G.P. sería Dani Pedrosa… Yo, desde luego, no me lo pierdo.

I detta extraavsnitt hyllar vi #69 Nicky Hayden och går igenom förutsättningarna för Moto2 och Moto3.Det här är inledningen på podden, hela avsnitten ligger på patreon.com/motogppodden Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

CLL #2196 (feat. Nicky Hayden) 02/29/2004 – Sunday Night Show Source – Tucker Stream Recording (2004) This episode is 100% complete with a medium audio upgrade, Nicky Hayden is making his only appearance on CLL and Adam rants about ‘The Lord Of The Rings.’ R.I.P. Nicky. The Love Between The Two Hosts – CLL on Youtube, with Video for select episodes. Paid Link – As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Music Provided by Rich Banks Check out His Website and Soundcloud to hear more of his awesome work and perhaps commission him for your next project. Venmo

Coming into the 2022 MotoGP title showdown, Yamaha is hoping to end up on the other side of the kind of last-race drama that denied it and Valentino Rossi the 2006 crown.But how much encouragement can Fabio Quartararo really take from the late Nicky Hayden's triumph, and what is his likeliest path to a decidedly unlikely second championship this year?Toby Moody is joined by Valentin Khorounzhiy and Simon Patterson to discuss MotoGP's history of last-race title turnarounds, and why there is another example that's more relevant to Quartararo's hopes of defeating Pecco Bagnaia than the 2006 finale.They also talk about the battle for third place in the standings between Aleix Espargaro and Enea Bastianini, and the state of Honda's bid to avoid the ignominy of finishing last in MotoGP's constructors standings for the first time ever.Finally, they discuss the idea of safety cars in MotoGP and the current state of wet-weather racing in the series.Got a question for the show? Send a voicenote to podcasts@the-race.comFollow The Race on Instagram, Twitter and FacebookCheck out our latest videos on YouTubeDownload our brand-new app on iOS or AndroidFor MotoGP news, analysis and must-read features visit the-race.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Coming into the 2022 MotoGP title showdown, Yamaha is hoping to end up on the other side of the kind of last-race drama that denied it and Valentino Rossi the 2006 crown. But how much encouragement can Fabio Quartararo really take from the late Nicky Hayden's triumph, and what is his likeliest path to a decidedly unlikely second championship this year? Toby Moody is joined by Valentin Khorounzhiy and Simon Patterson to discuss MotoGP's history of last-race title turnarounds, and why there is another example that's more relevant to Quartararo's hopes of defeating Pecco Bagnaia than the 2006 finale. They also talk about the battle for third place in the standings between Aleix Espargaro and Enea Bastianini, and the state of Honda's bid to avoid the ignominy of finishing last in MotoGP's constructors standings for the first time ever. Finally, they discuss the idea of safety cars in MotoGP and the current state of wet-weather racing in the series. Got a question for the show? Send a voicenote to podcasts@the-race.com Follow The Race on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook Check out our latest videos on YouTube Download our brand-new app on iOS or Android For MotoGP news, analysis and must-read features visit the-race.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Parked in Turn 1's first rider highlight episode, Jason and Bo talk about the late Nicky Hayden and the impact he had on the motorcycle racing and riding culture both in the United States and the world alike.

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I was introduced to her as Nicky Hayden's Fiance. In this chat I wanted to know more about who Jackie Marin is & what I found was a woman who is living her life the best she can but still shows the love she has for her Nicky. She's Bright, Beautiful & most of all a Great Person. Discover "JPunk" the same way I did & you'll understand why She's still revered around the motorsports World!

Do you remember my frien-nemy t0b0r? Well, then you haven't listened to the show since the beginning. This week we're talking about Nicky Hayden and the Fat Boy. Sounds like a GREAT superhero team or LOVELY blues duo. This week's show is brought to you by Off We Go, a healthy treat for your three or four legged canine friend. head over to www.offwego.co for more info. You can engage the next generation of riders and ignite a rich imagination, all while learning with your favorite little one. reading that's fun for kids of all ages! Find out more at : https://mimiandmoto.com/ Book a bike. Ride the World. Our favorite peer-to-peer rental service has made riding easier! If you aren't on Twisted Road yet, use the code WIGGINS when you register and receive a FREE DAY of riding!! If you're already a user, get a $25 credit when you refer a friend! Find out more at: https://www.twistedroad.com/ Thanks to our supporters on Patreon. Without them the show would not be possible. IF you want to become a patron, visit www.patreon.com/creativeriding tell a friend about the show! You can find us on iTunes, SoundCloud, Spotify, Tune In, Stitcher, Google and many other podcast apps. To contact the show: creativeridingpodcast@gmail.com (740)563-2858 FB/IG: @creativeridingpodcast Twitter: @Creative_Rider Wiggins: @wiggzero9 @Field_Initiative_Knives

Eric Bostrom is a former AMA Road Racing Champion, earning his titles in the 1998 AMA Formula Xtreme Championship and in the 2001 AMA Supersport Series. He also finished second it the AMA Superbike Championship on two occasions - to Mat Mladin in 2001 and to Nicky Hayden in 2002. Bostrom did a lot of winning in his career and his 15 AMA Superbike wins put him tied for 10th all-time with Freddie Spencer. Carruthers and Bice caught up with Eric Bostrom for this week's Off Track with Carruthers and Bice podcast to discuss his racing career and his ventures in life after racing.Instagram: @bozbrosTwitter: @BozBrosFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/EBoz32/Support the show (http://motoamerica.com)

We remember a great racer, a great person, and offer some reflections his tragic death evoked.

This episode is a cool chat with Jordan Long from J.L. Unlimited. Jordan is a motorcycle enthusiast, club racer, track day coach and motorcycle podcaster. We cover everything from how he got started riding, to how he found riding again when he was in the Navy stationed in Honolulu, Hawaii, and how he eventually got hooked on racing his Yamaha R6 at the club level. We talk quite a bit about MotoAmerica, and the prior history of motorcycle road racing in the US, with the AMA Pro Series and the days when Daytona Motorsports Group (DMG) ran professional motorcycle road racing in this country. We also talk about his 9-year-old daughter’s interest in motorcycles and how he is looking to get her set up with an Ohvale GP-0. And we end off speculating about when the COVID-19 pandemic will be better under control, and when we might expect to return to some sense of normalcy regarding track days and road racing...and we reflect on how lucky we are that the MotoAmerica road racing series takes place in a single country, and that it will be much easier for the organizers to get things back up and running than it will be for the international based series like MotoGP and WorldSBK. Episode Links * Jordan Long on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/JLUnlimited) * J.L. Unlimited on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/JLUnlimitedRacing/) * J.L. Unlimited podcast radio show on Spreaker (https://www.spreaker.com/show/j-l-unlimited-podcast-radio-show) * J.L. 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Toby Moody and Neil Spalding take themselves back to the remarkable 2006 MotoGP season, when Nicky Hayden and Honda defeated the seemingly unstoppable Valentino Rossi/Yamaha combination. They recall why Hayden was on a 'special' development Honda that year, and how it ended up being a 'patchwork' bike. They also look at what caused the chatter problems that derailed Rossi's season, and the non-scores that proved so costly for The Doctor. Ducati was in the mix with Loris Capirossi until the horror shunt at Barcelona, which also effectively ended Sete Gibernau's career as a top-line rider. The Michelin v Bridgestone tyre war was in full effect by this point, and the two companies went about MotoGP in very different ways. The year reached a conclusion with Hayden and Honda seemingly throwing it away as Rossi hacked away at the points deficit, culminating in the implosion that was Dani Pedrosa taking Hayden out in the penultimate round - one of MotoGP's greatest races at Estoril. But the drama wasn't done there, and Toby and Neil recall their memories of being in Valencia when Hayden was crowned, Rossi fell, and Troy Bayliss blew everyone away on a one-off return to Ducati. And finally, Neil tells us what it was like to ride Hayden's bike the following day!

Salut à tous,On se retrouve pour l'épisode n°69, pour le lancement de la saison 2020!Grosse tablée à la Binouze Rochechouart puisque nous retrouvons Melvin, Olivier, Stéphane et Stéph, Pierre et Cyrille et nous allons présenter les nouveautés et les nouveaux arrivants dans les catégories Moto3, Moto2, MotoE et MotoGP; rien que ça...Episode 69 oblige, nous revenons sur la carrière de Nicky Hayden, champion du monde 2006.Au programme également les dernières news, notamment les signatures chez Yamaha, les attentes de chacun sur un championnat qui se profile et qui sera un grand saut dans l'inconnu pour quelques uns des pilotes allignés. Encore un peu de patience, et les GP vont reprendre avec notamment les derniers jours d'essai au Qatar, le début de saison WorldSBK en Australie... Bref, ça commence à sentir le pneu !!Épisode enregistré en partenariat avec La-BécanerieBonne écoute et à bientôt Twitter:@cqep_pod (https://twitter.com/cqep_pod)Discord:https://discord.gg/eAG5xem (https://discord.gg/eAG5xem)Générique:“Road trip” by Scott Holmes http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Scott_Holmes/ Crédit photos : OffBikes

Greg's Garage Pod with Co-Host Jason Pridmore p/b ARAI - A motorcycle racing Pod about MotoGP, MotoAmerica and World Superbike, Pro Motocross, American Flat Track and more. In this episode Co-Hosts Greg White and Jason Pridmore talk:    Nicky Hayden - Today marks two years since Nicky's death. We tell some stories of our dearly departed friend.  MotoGP - We review last weekend's Le Mans round of the Championship with comments on MotoGP, Moto2, and Moto3.  MotoAmerica - EBC Brakes Superbike racer Kyle Wyman has new Ducati "Kit" electronics and got to test them at PITTRACE Monday. We talk to him about how it's going.   Pro Motocross - The series has started, and it got wet and sloppy. We unwrap how things went.  This weeks Race Calendar... what is racing where. 

This week on Life In The Fast Lane, Black Moses pays homage to the late, great Kentucky Legend, Nicky Hayden. Black Moses shares a few memories of the 2006 MotoGP Champion while stressing the importance of finding joy and sharing positivity as motorcyclists. Make sure to follow “Black Moses” Allan Lane on Social Media for […] The post Life In The Fast Lane: The Kentucky Legend – Nicky Hayden appeared first on Radio Influence.

Dani Pedrosa is a MotoGP Legend. He might be lacking a premier class championship, but he's still one of the most successful racers of all time. Of course, his induction into the MotoGP Legends has stirred up some controversy. Kev isn't having this. So here's his thesis on why you might be wrong about Dani's Legend status.#danipedrosa26 #motogplegend #brotogp

The very first episode of our podcast will be regarding the Editor's choice and featured bike we found at The River City PowerSports Show in Owensboro Kentucky.

Episode 6 features a discussion with Daniel Rintz, world traveller and filmmaker. We also feature news about Ducati, Nicky Hayden, Royal Enfield, Ben Spies, and CoverGirl's newest model thanks to our partnership with Cycle News (cyclenews.com). Chasing the Horizon is a podcast by, for and about motorcyclists brought to you by the BMW Motorcycle Owners of America. Learn more at bmwmoa.org/podcast and sign up for our mailing list at tinyletter.com/chasingthehorizon.

Chris Jonnom is a veteran of the motorcycle industry, he's been a journalist, the editor of Road Racer X, the Press Officer for Ducati MotoGP and now heads his own PR Agency working with the Powersports market.  Eric catches up with Chris, it's been some time since they last spoke.  They talk about the state of print motorcycle magazines, the MotoGP experience, Nicky Hayden and what it's like to branch out on your own.

Nicky Hayden just won the MotoGP World Championship after a tense race in Valencia! Everyone counted him out after the shit that went down in Portugal 2 weekends ago, losing his title lead. All the haters just expected Rossi to cruise to another consecutive title. But it didn't happen! Can you tell we are excited? This episode is pretty straight forward. Nicky gets a ton of love for his underdog story that culminated in the best moment of his career. Rossi chokes and we gotta wonder if he still has it - can he ever win again without the best bike on the grid? We jump over to Ducati and the amazing performance that the wildcard rider Troy Bayliss put in to win. And of course, we talk a ton of shit about other riders like Casey Stoner, their performances all year and what we expect next year with the new 800cc bikes. Then we finish this one off all classy, just like Rossi and especially Nicky.

It feels like forever since we discussed Moto2. We are still stuck in the summer break, so this felt like a great time to brush up on the intermediate class and discuss the racers leading the championship - the top 5 in reverse order. Racers make most of the stories and bitches love stories. Pecco Bagnaia is up first as the only Moto2 rookie to make an impact so far this year. Then we jump on Alex Marquez, his nepo-tastic results really getting Kev riled up. Miguel Oliveira and KTM make Rob eat a bunch of crow. Everyone's favorite journeyman Luthi sits in 2nd and has the entire BrotoGP crew hoping he doesn't win the 'ship. And lastly, we get to Franco, his awesome jerry curl, and the development of the VR46 crew. We are also giving away an amazing Nicky Hayden art print, so check out our social media for how to win that.

In the last 12 months Pegram has competitively raced Supermoto, flat track at X-Games, driven the AudioSport R8 and won, and road raced at MotoAmerica! As a driver and a rider Larry Pegram has but one goal and that is to have fun! Not only can Larry Pegram do all these things but he also has the ability to communicate with race fans worldwide. His work on BeinSports as a color analyst. Now Pegram appears to be very comfortable as the color analyst of American Flat Track on NBCSN!  Above all that it appears his true passion is racing Go Karts with his children! Danny Walker has had but one goal as a team owner/manager in MotoAmerica. That goal is to see his contracted riders advance to the world stage in World Superbike and MotoGP. His Broaster Chicken Honda Team is headed to MotoAmerica at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca without Jake Gagne because Gagne got the call to ride for the Ten Kate team in World Superbike there in place of the late Nicky Hayden. We hear his thoughts about that and more in this episode of Talking Motorcycles. His hope is that Gagne will be signed full time by Ten Kate following the Laguna round. What qualities does he think Jake has that can make him a star on the world stage?  Thank you for listening to Talking Motorcycles with Barry Boone that originates from the studios of WNDB in Daytona Beach. Listen LIVE every Wednesday at 7pm Eastern at www.newsdaytonabeach.com, on the WNDB App, or at FM93.5/AM1150 if you are in the Daytona Beach area. Listen to the podcast at iTunes, Spotify and many other podcast sights.  Thanks to Rossmeyers Harley-Davidson, Sweet Marlays' Coffee and Bakery, Clearwater Lights, Harley-Davidson Motor Company, Dunlop Motorcycle Tires, Bell Powersports and TrueToyotaParts.com.

En este nuevo episodio, discutimos sobre lo ocurrido en el Gran Premio de Monaco, una breve charla sobre la actuacion de Fernando Alonso en las Indy 500 y el sensible fallecimiento de Nicky Hayden.

En este nuevo episodio, discutimos sobre lo ocurrido en el Gran Premio de Monaco, una breve charla sobre la actuacion de Fernando Alonso en las Indy 500 y el sensible fallecimiento de Nicky Hayden.

Garrett and Eric are rolling without Pete to quarterback the show for the first time, so, we are just freestyling it and catching up since it's been a few weeks.  Garrett talks about his new to him FZ1 and a former bike that found it's way back into the garage.  Garrett is also planning for a four-day 1,000-mile ride with friends in the next few weeks.Eric brings us up to date with his XS400 project bike and an interesting observation from a recent trip to North Georgia.  We also take a few minutes to talk about Nicky Hayden and his passing.

Am Wochenende gastiert die Motorrad-Welt in Mugello in Italien. Gerald Dirnbeck von unserem Kooperationspartner motorsport-total.com blickt mit Andreas Thies auf die Rennen voraus. Beginnen müssen die beiden aber mit einer sehr traurigen Nachricht. Nicky Hayden, lange Jahre selbst in der Moto GP tätig und dieses Jahr in der Superbike-WM erlag letzte Woche den Verletzungen aus einem Fahrradunfall. Er hinterlässt eine große Lücke. Die Strecke in Mugello ist charakterisiert von einer langen Zielgerade. Hier wird wohl auch der größte Topspeed in diesem Jahr erwartet. Gerald Dirnbeck blickt auf die Nachrichten der letzten 14 Tage. Es wird ab Mugello neue Vorderreifn geben, nachdem sich die Teams fast geschlossen dafür ausgesprochen hatten. Außerdem sprechen Andreas und Gerald Dirnbeck über den Freizeitunfall von Valentino Rossi, der eine Nacht im Krankenhaus verbringen musste, und desse hundertprozentige Gesundheit am Sonntag noch nicht gewährleistet ist.   Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Am Wochenende gastiert die Motorrad-Welt in Mugello in Italien. Gerald Dirnbeck von unserem Kooperationspartner motorsport-total.com blickt mit Andreas Thies auf die Rennen voraus. Beginnen müssen die beiden aber mit einer sehr traurigen Nachricht. Nicky Hayden, lange Jahre selbst in der Moto GP tätig und dieses Jahr in der Superbike-WM erlag letzte Woche den Verletzungen aus einem Fahrradunfall. Er hinterlässt eine große Lücke. Die Strecke in Mugello ist charakterisiert von einer langen Zielgerade. Hier wird wohl auch der größte Topspeed in diesem Jahr erwartet. Gerald Dirnbeck blickt auf die Nachrichten der letzten 14 Tage. Es wird ab Mugello neue Vorderreifn geben, nachdem sich die Teams fast geschlossen dafür ausgesprochen hatten. Außerdem sprechen Andreas und Gerald Dirnbeck über den Freizeitunfall von Valentino Rossi, der eine Nacht im Krankenhaus verbringen musste, und desse hundertprozentige Gesundheit am Sonntag noch nicht gewährleistet ist.  ...

Our special guest for this show is a highly regarded Pacific Northwest Motorcycling Ambassador, Dave Richardson who is joining us to talk about the latest models of euro bikes based on the Euro 4 Emissions standards. The show kicks off with a discussion about the recent Sound RIDER! Road Trip 2017, a new product – the EZ Gauge Deluxe in-line air gauge and who are the up and coming moto heroes? Our newsbytes and calendar segments are packed full of eye-opening tidbit and event to keep you busy all month long. But where's Joey?

The sudden loss of our hero, Nicky Hayden, has led us to postpone Part 2 of "BRAAAP To The Future" until next week. Join us as we remember Nicky, the most humble and dedicated racer that ever graced race tracks around the world. We share our thoughts on the Kentucky Kid and what he meant to us as both riders and fans.  Stay tuned for the second part of the series, taking us through the 80s, 90s and the post-Y2K "modern" era! --- Get your own Wingman's Garage "Classic Moto" Tee here: bit.ly/motoshirts  or visit us at: www.wingmansgarage.comUse promo code: USEDKNOBS  for  FREE SHIPPING AND $2 OFF! --- This week's episode was brought to you by Nashville ATV Repair!Nashville ATV Repair3639 Trousdale Drive --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wingmansgarage/support

En aquest programa parlem de la mort de Nicky Hayden, del GP de França de MotoGP a Le Mans i del Ralli de Portugal amb el nostre expert d'AutoHebdo Sport, Kevin Muñoz. També fem un repàs a la cursa de Lausitzring del DTM amb l'Abel Cruz i de l'actualitat més destacada de la setmana en motorsport. En el 'Racó de Nació Motor', el Ferran Boada ens porta el Seat León Cupra de 300cv, l'última novetat de la casa de Martorell

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

Welcome to episode 76. On this episode i discuss stuff. So what's different from other episodes? Well, in this episode I talk about stuff that really have no idea about. So what's different from other episodes? You jerk!!!! 1 mile: There is a recap of the Sacramento mile and some discussion (or rhetoric, since you need two people for a discussion) about the performance of Harley-Davidson in the AFT Twins series. Indian, on the other hand, seems to have things on lock down. Shayna Texter also seems to have things on lock down. She's doing really well in the AFT Singles class this year. If you don't want to hear a bunch of stats read on air, skip ahead to the 28 minute mark. Crap, I forgot to say congratulations to Jared and Nicole Mees. They had a baby girl last Wednesday and she was named Hayden Mees in honor of Nicky Hayden. 37 miles: With the Isle of Man Tourist Trophy celebrating 110 years (1907-2017) the celebration of the "greatest race on earth" will commence this weekend and last for 14 glorious days. Since I never went to the Isle of Man as a kid back in 1902, I don't know much about it except for what I've watched and read over the years. Let's learn something together. Bonus feature: MotORGASMS 500 miles: The Baja 500 runs for the 49th time next week. Let's learn about a Hollywood stuntman and how he started one of the most challenging off road races in North America. (The Dakar is in South America, you jackass!!) please leave a review in iTunes, Stitcher, Soundcloud, Google Play store or wherever you get your podcasts!!! www.dailybikers.com www.creative-riding.com creativeridingpodcast@gmail.com

We'll be honest, this is probably the toughest podcast we've ever had to record. On Monday 22nd May, Nicky Hayden sadly lost his life following a training accident while cycling in Italy. This episode sees Louis, Dre and Becks pay tribute to the 2006 MotoGP World Champion. A legend, a gentleman, a hero to all motorcycle fans. We'll never forget you. Ride on, Kentucky Kid Nicky Hayden, 1981-2017

The whole crew is back this week! Professor Dankenstein joins us this week. RIP Chris Cornell, Nicky Hayden, Autumn Snyder, Lisa Spoonauer, and Sir Roger Moore :( . This wee we talk about the terror attack in Manchester at the Ariana Grande concert, RompHim male rompers, Confederate flags. Uncharted movie start Tom Holland, Cougars/Manthers, Alien Covenant, Black Lightening, The Flash, Destiny 2, BTS winning a Billboard Music Award, and more! Sponsors! Loot Crate: Save 10% on any new subscription at www.trylootcrate.com/BthanBTI. Enter promo code: bridge10 for 10% savings. Gamefly: Sign up for a premium FREE 30-Day (1 game out) trial at the following URL: www.gameflyoffer.com/BthanBTI. Come follow us: http://www.beenhadproductions.com/bthanbti SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/bthanbti Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BthanBTI/ Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/bthanbti Twitter: @BthanBTI iTunes: https://itun.es/i6SJ6Pw YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/BlackerThanBlackTimesInfinity

¡Hola a todos! Bienvenidos al podcast de español de hoyhablamos.com. En el programa de hoy vamos a comentar las siguientes noticias: "El Pueblo que se resiste al uranio", "El heroico montañero español" y "La muerte de Nicky Hayden". Gracias por escuchar, ¡hasta mañana!La entrada 81. Noticias en español sobre pueblos, montañeros y Nicky Hayden aparece primero en Hoy Hablamos.

Not been the best of weeks in the world, but here at Motorsport101 we try to raise a smile or two, hope you enjoy the show. We poached a guest for a 4-person booth this time around as well, as Grid Girls podcast contributor and official "tablet" dealer to Jack Nicholls, Zoe Hamilton joins us. She's a gem. On the show, we discuss the tragic passing of Nicky Hayden, all the talk from practice and qualifying from The Indy 500 as Scott Dixon qualified on pole, and then got robbed at gunpoint, as well as the Formula E Paris round! Enjoy!

¡Hola a todos! Bienvenidos al podcast de español de hoyhablamos.com. En el programa de hoy vamos a comentar las siguientes noticias: "El Pueblo que se resiste al uranio", "El heroico montañero español" y "La muerte de Nicky Hayden". Gracias por escuchar, ¡hasta mañana!

After some consideration, we decided to still record this week's podcast to celebrate an incredible weekend of racing and in part the life of Nicky Hayden. Kev starts us off in best way he knows, though we will do more to honor Nicky once we have more time. Then we jump into the hottest topic in GP, Johann Zarco. CycleGear hooked us up and we've got a Zarco-giveaway for you, so listen to find out how to win it. We then move over to the race winner Maverick, discuss the huge mistakes by the two other contenders, and even talk about Pedrosa again. Jack Miller's amazing words for Lorenzo come up and we finish this one off with dreams of Mugello. A bit mellow this time, but I don't think you expected anything else.*Apologies about the static. I'm on it.

1- Another terror attack. 2- Goodbye, Nicky Hayden. 3- Pro Life for all Life. 4- Just got back from Middle East. 5- I promise not to keep promises. 6- Black lives still don’t matter. 7- The Elephant in the room is called Justice.

Freddie Spencer looks back at the MotoGP round at Le Mans and also remembers the late Nicky Hayden who tragically lost his life on the Monday after the race. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

With Mel "Popeye" Moss & Mel "OG Robins of SOLR MC Tonight's Show: TX COC&I - Regroup - Who's Next - Wanna Be's On FB - Waco trials -  Road Racer MotGP Champ 2006 Nicky Hayden dies in Italy - Traing On Bicycle - Ownesborro Kentucky Native Used Bikes great Buys - Garage kept - Clogged Carborators  TRUMP - Flynn Why Not Plead 5th - Obama Spews Global Warming - One Ton Delivery Drones - Shit! - PC & Dirty Harry - Women In France Have Balls - Where's the men -

Get ready to get educated in part one of two in a series titled "BRAAAP to the Future" as Chris, Daniel, Eeyore, Will "The Wrench" and and special guests, Ham and Brandon take you to a time long, long ago when motorcycles were powered by steam, tracks were made from wooden boards and... what were we talking about again? We'll discuss the technical achievements that our forefathers while getting derailed on some wild tangents and attempt to discuss how some of today's two-wheeled trends are echoes of the past! We also discuss Nicky Hayden's recent accident and what this could mean for the Kentucky Kid. #StayStrongNickyStay tuned for the second part of the series, taking us through the 80s, 90s and the post-Y2K "modern" era! --- Get your own Wingman's Garage "Classic Moto" Tee here: bit.ly/motoshirts  or visit us at:  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wingmansgarage/support

Welcome to episode 75 I had a hard time staying on task with this show after learning of Nicky Hayden's tragic bicycle accident in Italy. Thousands of fans and peers are showing support and sending well wishes to the Kentucky Kid, who at this time is recovering in an Italian hospital. The whole tone of the show was overshadowed by this tragedy, but i hope that through my non-sensical ramblings that I have kept you entertained and maybe even made you smile for a second. The news really took the wind out of my sails, and I have postponed some of the material for this episode until a later date. Fingers crossed for Nicky Hayden and his family. Many people are showing their support via social media with the hashtag #GoNicky. Other things talked about on the show: WIR's Top 10 Bikes face off for round 2 this weekend at WIR. The Hooligan Dirt Dash coincides with the ROT this weekend. The AFT pros line up in Sacramento this weekend for what promises to be a showdown for the books. If you have a 2018 Solstice Slam submission, the address is open for you to submit entries : slam@creativeriding.com . Cerberus Moto has a go fund me page for a shop expansion project. https://www.gofundme.com/cerberus-moto-expansion Send some more ideas and content to the show - let's make this our show!! e-mail = creativeridingpodcast@gmail.com www.creative-riding.com www.creative-riding.tumblr.com FB: @CreativeRidingPodcast Ig: @creativeridingpodcast t: @Creative_Rider

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

Welcome to Episode 69! On this Episode we explore several choices. Some are bad choices, like choosing to spend time with your family instead of riding your motorcycle or going to bike events. One choice is who to commemorate this episode with: Nicky Hayden or Danny Eslick? Both road racers are also excellent flat trackers. The choices that some of the bikers in our third segment made may shock you. Like the choice to crash into Cops... in Texas. And finally, you'll find out the judges' choice for Solstice Slam winner! Thanks for following the show so far. You can always find us here: www.creative-riding.com www.creative-riding.tumblr.com Facebook: @CreativeRidingPodcast Instagram: @creativeridingpodcast twitter: @Creative_Rider creativeridingpodcast@gmail.com also find us and rate us on: Soundcloud iTunes Stitcher Google Play

For the third year in a row we end and begin our year with a one on one personal interview with the 2006 MotoGP World Champion Nicky Hayden. Nicky Hayden finished 5th in his first season as a full time World Superbike competitor. Following a 13 year career as a MotoGP rider who won the 2006 World Championship, Nicky chose to make the move to World Superbike with the single goal of ultimately winning the World Superbike Championship and becoming the only rider in history to win both World Championships. We will discuss the first season and get his thoughts in depth. There will be time to discuss some individual races in this inauguaral first season and hear how close he came to acheiving his beginning of the year goals. 26 starts, 4 podiums and a win are the numbers but only tell part of the story. We get the rest. With a new Honda CBR1000RR Fireblade to ride and a new teamate in German Stefan Bradl, we will probe his take on the 2017 season ahead and discover how he views the season ahead. We use this show to wish all of you a most Happy New Year ahead in hopes you acheive many safe and fun motorcycling miles in the year ahead. Many thanks to all of you who listen and support our show. We wouldn'tdo it without you. Special thanks to Crosley Radio/Crosley Furnishings for being our presenting sponsor of the show. A very special thank you to: The Harley-Davidson Motor Company Dunlop Motorcycle Tires Clearwater Lights  

The first race of the 2016 World Superbike season is in the bag, which gives the Paddock Pass Podcast crew plenty to talk about from Phillip Island. For an extra treat, Ronald Ten Kate from Ten Kate Racing (the team running Honda's factory WSBK effort) gives us an exclusive interview about the team's progress in the off-season, and how things are shaping up in the garage with Nicky Hayden and Michael van der Mark.

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

The life and times of Nicky Hayden. We go behind the scenes with an AMA Pro Flat Track winner, AMA Superbike Champion, 2006 MotoGP World Champion and now set to compete in the 2016 FIM World Superbike Championship! Perhaps this is the best possible time to sit down with Nicky to discuss his life and career. The 2015 Inductee in the MotoGP Hall of Fame as a Legend will reflect on his 12 year run in MotoGP. During that ime he was teamed with Dani Pedrosa, Casey Stoner and Valentino Rossi twice. 200 GP's, 28 Podiums, 3 wins and the World Championships only tell part of the story. We hope to get the rest of them in this edition of Talking Motorcycles with Barry Boone powered by Crosley Brands! If he wins the World Superbike title, Nicky would become the first rider in history to win both WSBK and MotoGP World Championships. Can he pull it off? We get his thoughts. Nicky Hayden is now 34 years old but the competitive fires are still burning.  Nicky Hayden photos courtesy of Cycle World

A new motorcycle racing season is already here... well winter testing is underway. Turns out we had a lot to talk about with GP switching to new electronics and Michelin tires. That of course led to tangent after tangent of shit talking and even a pretty big segue over to Nicky Hayden in WorldSBK. We even covered Moto2 a bit with some predictions for next year. Stay with us this off-season.

We're not sure how we went from Yamaha's 2016 models to Arnold Schwarzenegger traveling through time naked, but somewhere in between all that we talk about the new Icon Airframe Pro helmet, the Aprilia RSV4 RR, consumer and institutional financing, and Nicky Hayden moving to World Superbike as well. It's a good episode.

If there is one word to describe the music of Kelley James, it would be "mash-up." Drawing from rock, pop, and the beachside vibes of his home state of California, James seamlessly combines acoustic guitar melodies with clever lyrics and freestyle vocal riffs to create a signature sound that fans and followers have grown to recognize and love. Most recently, James released his newest full-length album The Pattern Transcending. As the true progression of James' sound, the tracks features the best aspects of both his live shows and his studio prowess. The album debuted in October of 2013 and reached the top 20 on the iTunes Singer/Songwriter charts. With a career spanning five years, three albums, and multiple international tours, he has proven himself as an accomplished artist both in-studio and on-stage. Eschewing the traditional path of record labels, James has built his career on the road by playing over 1,000 shows in the past five years, including sold-out shows at the Troubadour, the Roxy, Key Club, and most recently, San Francisco's Brick & Mortar. As the creator of "The Sorority and Fraternity Tour" he played at colleges nationwide with the help of sponsors like Oakley and Muscle Milk. James has shared the stage with national acts such as LMFAO, Sara Bareilles, Mike Posner, Joshua Radin and Kate Voegele, and joined O.A.R. for a full-length tour. In between his busy touring schedule, Kelley maintains a monthly residency at the W Scottsdale's Living Room Live in the city's old town buzzing nightlife district. As an avid surfer with a passion for sports, James has close ties to the athletic community as well. He is a close friend of San Francisco Giants pitcher Barry Zito and the two frequently join forces to raise funds for Zito's charity organization Strikeouts For Troops. Zito is an accomplished musician and has co-written songs with James and they have performed live together. James has also been joined on stage by professional surfer Kelly Slater, PGA golfer Rickie Fowler, and MotoGP champion Nicky Hayden. He is a regular performer at PGA Tour events including the Birds Nest at the WM Phoenix Open, Farmer's Insurance Rock Ball in San Diego, HP Byron Nelson Pavilion After Dark in Dallas, The NetJets Masters party in Augusta and many more. James has attracted a number of high-profile corporate partners including Corona, DC Shoes, Honda, Muscle Milk, Oakley, Red Bull and Ethika, and has performed at events hosted by Columbia, Ducati, Google, MySpace Music, the Phoenix Suns, the Ryan Sheckler Foundation, Aflac Insurance, SPIN Magazine, Strikeouts For Troops, Ronald McDonald House, and Zumiez. kelleyjames.com

If there is one word to describe the music of Kelley James, it would be "mash-up." Drawing from rock, pop, and the beachside vibes of his home state of California, James seamlessly combines acoustic guitar melodies with clever lyrics and freestyle vocal riffs to create a signature sound that fans and followers have grown to recognize and love. Most recently, James released his newest full-length album The Pattern Transcending. As the true progression of James' sound, the tracks features the best aspects of both his live shows and his studio prowess. The album debuted in October of 2013 and reached the top 20 on the iTunes Singer/Songwriter charts. With a career spanning five years, three albums, and multiple international tours, he has proven himself as an accomplished artist both in-studio and on-stage. Eschewing the traditional path of record labels, James has built his career on the road by playing over 1,000 shows in the past five years, including sold-out shows at the Troubadour, the Roxy, Key Club, and most recently, San Francisco's Brick & Mortar. As the creator of "The Sorority and Fraternity Tour" he played at colleges nationwide with the help of sponsors like Oakley and Muscle Milk. James has shared the stage with national acts such as LMFAO, Sara Bareilles, Mike Posner, Joshua Radin and Kate Voegele, and joined O.A.R. for a full-length tour. In between his busy touring schedule, Kelley maintains a monthly residency at the W Scottsdale's Living Room Live in the city's old town buzzing nightlife district. As an avid surfer with a passion for sports, James has close ties to the athletic community as well. He is a close friend of San Francisco Giants pitcher Barry Zito and the two frequently join forces to raise funds for Zito's charity organization Strikeouts For Troops. Zito is an accomplished musician and has co-written songs with James and they have performed live together. James has also been joined on stage by professional surfer Kelly Slater, PGA golfer Rickie Fowler, and MotoGP champion Nicky Hayden. He is a regular performer at PGA Tour events including the Birds Nest at the WM Phoenix Open, Farmer's Insurance Rock Ball in San Diego, HP Byron Nelson Pavilion After Dark in Dallas, The NetJets Masters party in Augusta and many more. James has attracted a number of high-profile corporate partners including Corona, DC Shoes, Honda, Muscle Milk, Oakley, Red Bull and Ethika, and has performed at events hosted by Columbia, Ducati, Google, MySpace Music, the Phoenix Suns, the Ryan Sheckler Foundation, Aflac Insurance, SPIN Magazine, Strikeouts For Troops, Ronald McDonald House, and Zumiez. kelleyjames.com

In this week’s episode of Keeping Track, Daryl Beattie joins us as we count down to the 2012 AirAsia Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix, we chat to 2006 world champion Nicky Hayden about Casey Stoner’s retirement, and young Aussie Jack Miller discusses his debut Moto3 season.

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