Podcast appearances and mentions of Scott Redding

The Paddock Pass Podcast is back for 2025 and we're kicking off our WorldSBK coverage with a look at what we're excited by for the coming season. Once again this year Steve English, Gordon Ritchie and Speedweek.com's Ivo Schutzbach are our boots on the ground for the Superbike World Championship and they're ready to report on another campaign. For Episode 460 we're looking at the topics that are interesting us the most ahead of the new season. - What has changed for BMW as Toprak Razgatlioglu looks to defend his title? - Can Alvaro Bautista recover from a tough season? - Bimota are back in WorldSBK but waht can we expect from them? - Will a return to Ducati machinery reinvigorate Scott Redding? - Will this be the last year of Jonathan Rea's career? WorldSBK has seen some great racing in recent years but for the Paddock Pass Podcast we're ready for another season with in-depth analysis from inside the paddock as our team of insider's bring you all the latest news and informed opinion from the people that matter Join us for special and exclusive content on Patreon. Become a Paddock Insider for just 10 dollars a month: www.patreon.com/paddockpasspodcast Find us here: twitter.com/PaddockPassPod

Greg's Garage Pod with Co-Host Jason Pridmore P/B Bike911.com - A motorcycle racing Pod about MotoGP, MotoAmerica, World Superbike, Pro Motocross, American Flat Track, Supercross, and more. If you'd like to support the channel, here is our Patreon link: https://www.patreon.com/gregsgaragetv  ARAI News— Well, we got our first look at the new Bimota Superbike on Monday. The KB998... and it looks sick! Scott Redding stays in WorldSBK for 2025. Will he be on a Ducati?  With a week off in MotoGP, the question is, who will fill in for Fabio di Giannantonio on the VR46 team... Iannone, Toprak, Bulega, Pirro, Petrucci, Herrin, and the boys chat about it.  MotoGP - It was Phillip Island. All kinds of craziness happened, but where is the MotoGP championship? Plus, some crazy races in Moto2 and Moto3. You don't want to miss this one.  MotoGP Fantasy - GIVEAWAY!  The Greg's Garage Pod w/Jason Pridmore MotoGP Fantasy is open. We are giving away an ARAI Helmet and Dunlop tires! Listen for details. Check out fantasy.motogp.com and search Greg's Garage for more info, or use this code in the Leagues search box: SHJMSMX4. Don't forget, if you are joining us late, use the dropdown to select beginning from "ALL." Search: Greg's Garage Pod w/Jason Pridmore WorldSBK - Toprak crowned World Champion! Was it a fight to the end? Plus, updates on the World Supersport, WCW, and 300 World Champs.  Bye, Bye  Social Media Links: Jason's Instagram - @pridmore43 Greg's Instagram - Gregwhitetv Jason's Twitter - @jp43 Greg's Twitter - Gregwhite Greg's Youtube - GregsGarageTV

Rich brings more interviews from July's World Superbike Championship round at Donington Park. In this, the first of two rider interview specials, we get to hear from Bonovo Action BMW's Scott Redding (3:51), Kawasaki Racing Team rider Alex Lowes (15:21), MotoXRracing Yamaha's Bradley Ray(25:16), MIE Honda's Tarran Mackenzie (30:22) and Elf Marc VDS Ducati's Sam Lowes (40:00). As always, it's a pleasure and a privilege to speak with the riders in the WSBK paddock. Huge thanks to the teams and to Dorna for giving MotoPod the access and making all of this possible. If you're a regular listener, please sign up to support the show financially if you can and don't forget to connect with us via the social media channels. Thanks to all our loyal listeners and supporters and thanks also to show partner Roadskin. Zoom Zoom…….

Double World Superbike Champion Alvaro Bautista joins Greg Haines for half an hour to discuss the current season and how he feels Scott Redding is talking ‘bulls***' when it comes to weight limits. There's also opinions on the new 2027 MotoGP regulations and plenty of questions from the listeners!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

It's a packed Sunday show as Greg brings in all of the latest news from MotoGP, World Superbikes and BSB. There's also Sylvain Barrier's special in-depth analysis from the Jerez WorldSBK test and our first ever ‘Soap Opera Moment of the Week'… 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

#WorldSBK Paddock Show Co-ordinator and presenter Michael Hill joins us to discuss all the latest happenings in World Superbikes and his thoughts on Iannone, Rea, Brad Ray and Scott Redding and much more! We also remember the legend Paul Bird who lost his life recently. #MotoGP CatalanGP review and another Jake Dixon win. And get well soon Brandon Russell. Don't forget you can listen to Motorsport Radio 24hrs a day on our radio stream. www.motorsport.radio

#WorldSBK Paddock Show Co-ordinator and presenter Michael Hill joins us to discuss all the latest happenings in World Superbikes and his thoughts on Iannone, Rea, Brad Ray and Scott Redding and much more! We also remember the legend Paul Bird who lost his life recently. #MotoGP CatalanGP review and another Jake Dixon win. And get well soon Brandon Russell. Don't forget you can listen to Motorsport Radio 24hrs a day on our radio stream. www.motorsport.radio

#WorldSBK Paddock Show Co-ordinator and presenter Michael Hill joins us to discuss all the latest happenings in World Superbikes and his thoughts on Iannone, Rea, Brad Ray and Scott Redding and much more! We also remember the legend Paul Bird who lost his life recently. #MotoGP CatalanGP review and another Jake Dixon win. And get well soon Brandon Russell. Don't forget you can listen to Motorsport Radio 24hrs a day on our radio stream. www.motorsport.radio

#WorldSBK Paddock Show Co-ordinator and presenter Michael Hill joins us to discuss all the latest happenings in World Superbikes and his thoughts on Iannone, Rea, Brad Ray and Scott Redding and much more! We also remember the legend Paul Bird who lost his life recently. #MotoGP CatalanGP review and another Jake Dixon win. And get well soon Brandon Russell. Don't forget you can listen to Motorsport Radio 24hrs a day on our radio stream. www.motorsport.radio

Alvaro Bautista was sublime on his quest to the 2022 World Superbike title. However, some cried foul and said the Spaniard had an unfair weight advantage. A case of sour grapes or is there some truth in it? Greg chats with aerospace engineer turned bike racing man Nico Sartori who gives in-depth analysis of whether he feels a minimum combined rider/bike weight limit is necessary. With contributions from Loris Baz and Niall Mackenzie.Follow @GregHainesTV on social media!X - https://x.com/greghainestvInsta - https://www.instagram.com/greghainestvYouTube - https://www.youtube.com/greghainestv Contact Talking Away by email:TalkingAwayPodcast@gmail.com

In this episode, Steve English, Gordon Ritchie, and Charlie Hiscott sit down to discuss the WorldSBK round at Most, where we saw another weekend of bar-to-bar action. The guys talk about the championship battle brewing between Toprak Razgatlıoğlu, Jonathan Rea, Alvaro Bautista, along with the progress seen with Scott Redding on the BMW. The show finishes with a look at Dominique Aegerter and his actions faking a concussion after a crash, along with the subsequent penalty and repercussions in the paddock. Many thanks to FLY Racing and Renthal for sponsoring this episode, and helping the podcast produce content each week. Support us on Patreon: aspha.lt/2FFYC46 Follow us on Twitter: aspha.lt/3iMTIAQ Follow us on Facebook: aspha.lt/32AUvPG

Episode 131 features a discussion with Scott Redding, World Superbike racer. Chasing the Horizon is a podcast by, for & about motorcyclists. Get all the links for our guest and more on the show notes page on chasingthehorizon.us.

Lester, Luke, Jay and Lewis Rae discuss the #BSB silverstone opening round and whats in store, Talk about #MotoGP from #AmericasGP and try and find out what happened to Scott Redding at #WorldSBK in Aragon

Como cada lunes, toca un nuevo episodio de Diálogos Sobre Ruedas. Este fin de semana se disputa la segunda carrera de MotoGP 2022, una competición que, en palabras de un conocido piloto, es una trituradora de pilotos. ¿Es MotoGP un deporte que acaba con la carrera de sus protagonistas? Scott Redding, piloto de Superbikes, ha asegurado recientemente que sí, que MotoGP es una trituradora de pilotos, poniendo como ejemplo a Iker Lecuona. Por otro lado, Alberto Puig, expiloto y ahora Manager del Repsol Honda Team, ha asegurado que hay una diferencia muy grande de actitud entre los pilotos de antaño (Lorenzo, Stoner, Pedrosa…) con los de ahora. ¿Se quejan demasiado (e innecesariamente) los pilotos de esta nueva generación? ¿MotoGP acaba demasiado rápido con la carrera de los pilotos que no consiguen destacar desde el primer momento? Debatimos a fondo todo esto y mucho más, como siempre, con nuestro experto en MotoGP, Diego Lacave.

Steve English and Gordon Ritchie sit down the latest WorldSBK action. Because of some technical issues, this show covers a couple weekends of racing action, starting with the untimely death of Dean Berta Vinales, and the effects his passing has had on top-level motorcycle racing. The show also covers the intense rivalry forming between Jonathan Rea and Toprak Razgatlıoğlu, and what Rea's win in Race 2 meant for the Kawasaki squad. The guys also look at the BMW effort, which will have Scott Redding in its ranks, and what they will need to improve in order to be championship contenders in 2022. Support us on Patreon: aspha.lt/2FFYC46 Follow us on Twitter: aspha.lt/3iMTIAQ Follow us on Facebook: aspha.lt/32AUvPG

Steve English and Gordon Ritchie sit down to discuss the on-track action in the WorldSBK's newest track, the Navarra circuit in Spain. With tons of action in the rider market, the guys start with a deep-dive into where Scott Redding, Alvaro Bautista, and several others will be racing in 2022. From there, they look at the rules and performance balancing in SBK, as well as sneak peak into the World Supersport 300 action. Of course, they touch on the racing action at Navarra and finish with an interview with Alex Lowes, which we think you will enjoy. Support us on Patreon: aspha.lt/2FFYC46 Follow us on Twitter: aspha.lt/3iMTIAQ Follow us on Facebook: aspha.lt/32AUvPG

Greg's Garage Pod with Co-Host Jason Pridmore P/B Bike911.com - A motorcycle racing Pod about MotoGP, MotoAmerica, and World Superbike, Pro Motocross, American Flat Track, Supercross, and more. If you'd like to support the channel here is our Patreon link: https://www.patreon.com/gregsgaragetv In this episode, Co-Hosts Greg White and Jason Pridmore talk:  ARAI News - Maverick Vinales could race 6 wildcards for Aprilia, this year? Crutchlow full-time factory? Jake Dixon gets his bump, Scott Redding moves from Ducati to BMW, but why?  WorldSBK - After the Navarra round we are all tied up in points at the top!   AFT - Another race with TT on the end and another win by JD Beach! The boys talk results and points.  Pro Motocross - Budds Creek, MD happened and the 250 class is getting wicked! The boys discuss what they saw in the races.  Race Calendar/Next Week - MotoGP to Silverstone, Pro Motocross in Crawfordsville, IN, IRC Motoclimb Super Series in Billing, MT, World Speedway in Russia, and FIM World Trials in France. Bye, Bye 

Greg is joined by former double World Superbike champion James Toseland to pick through an action-packed weekend of racing in Navarra that leaves Toprak Razgatlioglu and Jonathan Rea neck and neck at the top of the standings and Scott Redding ready to pounce. James and Greg agree that should Northern Irishman Rea win his seventh title, it may be his best achievement while adding that the 34-year-old could soon train his eyes on becoming a 10-time world champion. Elsewhere, the conversation turns to Scott Redding's decision to move from Ducati to BMW, with James noting that a relationship breakdown between rider and team most likely led to the switch. But how successful will the former MotoGP rider be at BMW? To finish, James and Greg discuss silly season. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to Episode 21 of the Lovecars On the Grid Podcast, where we've had a jam packed week of motorsport! We start with Paul Woodman's race in the Caterham Academy, which was at Brands Hatch this week. Even with Tiff Needell there to cheer him on, Paul unfortunately had a disappointing race, having chose the wrong tyres for the race this time. This comes after choosing the wrong tyres for qualifying at Silverstone at the last race! Full video to come soon and next race at Croft with just three races to go. Can Paul get a podium in the last few races? What do you think? In British GT, the cars were in the rain at Snetterton this week, with wins from Aston Martin and Mercedes. In DTM, Alexander Albon had a tough couple of races in his AlphaTauri Ferrari, finishing 5th overall at Zolder circuit. In Moto GP, perhaps the biggest news was the announcement of the retirement of Valentino Rossi, who will hang up his leathers after 25 years racing as 'The Doctor' in Moto GP. In the Grand Prix itself, there was a red flag after lap 3 at the Styrian Grand Prix, after a crash involving Dani Pedrosa and Lorenzo Salvadori which caused bikes to burst into flames in a very dramatic event. In World Superbikes, the riders were in the Czech Republic, and Irish rider Jonathan Rea saw his Championship lead reduced after finishing in 3rd place behind British rider Scott Redding and Turkish rider Toprak Razgatlioglu. Elsewhere in America, there was lots going on, with both NASCAR and Indycar. The Big Machine Music City Grand Prix was the race for Indycar, in Nashville, with lots of bumps and crashes, especially on the race restarts. The race ended up taking 2 hours 45 minutes with a win for Swedish driver Marcus Ericsson. The NASCAR was another great race, at Watkins Glen International, New York, with a win for Kyle Larson, his fifth for this season so far, chasing off his teammate Chase Elliott. Coming up next week, we have lots more action in Europe, with the second round in Austria for the Moto GP with the Austrian Grand Prix, World Rally Championship are in Belgium, whilst British Superbikes are at Donington Park four you motorbike fans. In America, Indianapolis gets Indycar road course on Saturday and NASCAR on Sunday, so an exciting weekend there!

In the latest episode of Full Throttle, James Whitham joins Greg Haines to discuss the weekend's action from Donington. Toprak Razgatlıoğlu produced a spectacular showing at the Leicestershire circuit to announce himself as a genuine title challenger to Jonathan Rea in WorldSBK. Elsewhere, Scott Redding struggled. The 28-year-old managed to salvage his weekend with a fourth in Race 2 after a “horrendous-looking crash” in Race 1. James and Greg debate Ducati's struggles around Donington. And a preview to the next round of the BSB at Knockhill. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

With the World Superbike season about to kick off, Scott Redding joins Steve English and Gordon Ritchie on this edition of the Paddock Pass Podcast. Support us on Patreon: aspha.lt/2FFYC46 Follow us on Twitter: aspha.lt/3iMTIAQ Follow us on Facebook: aspha.lt/32AUvPG

Wir sagen: Servus, Superbike! Denn auch 2021 überträgt ServusTV alle Rennen im TV und online unter servussuperbike.com in ganz Österreich und Deutschland. Doch was können wir uns von der kommenden Saison erwarten? Die ServusTV-Experten Stefan Nebel und Sandro Cortese klären im exklusiven Talk, auf was man sich ganz besonders freuen kann und welche Fahrer man im Auge behalten soll. Wie wird sich Jonas Folger auf der BMW schlagen? Wird sich Scott Redding in dieser Saison den Titel schnappen oder bleibt die Krone bei Jonathan Rea? Diese Fragen und viele mehr werden in Episode 18 von Passion beantwortet.

Wir sagen: Servus, Superbike! Denn auch 2021 überträgt ServusTV alle Rennen im TV und online unter servussuperbike.com in ganz Österreich und Deutschland. Doch was können wir uns von der kommenden Saison erwarten? Die ServusTV-Experten Stefan Nebel und Sandro Cortese klären im exklusiven Talk, auf was man sich ganz besonders freuen kann und welche Fahrer man im Auge behalten soll. Wie wird sich Jonas Folger auf der BMW schlagen? Wird sich Scott Redding in dieser Saison den Titel schnappen oder bleibt die Krone bei Jonathan Rea? Diese Fragen und viele mehr werden in Episode 18 von Passion beantwortet.

Joining us this week for Superbike Sundays is John Reynolds - a fortified Bennetts British Superbike legend.3 x British Superbike champion with an incredible 117 podium visits from his 202 starts. JR also sits 5th in the list of all-time BSB race winners, 3rd overall in terms of podium finishes and also won a World Superbike race as a wildcard.  John retired at the end of the 2005 due to serious injuries but remains a welcome face at races and events as a Suzuki ambassador.Also available on the @BennettsBike YouTube channel

We check in with SYNETIQ #BMW​ rider, Danny #Buchan​, ahead of the 2021 Bennetts #BSB​ season. Now a factory rider and he fully appreciates his rise since his Aprilia Superteen days, and the fact he'd been riding a Kawasaki since 2008 but now lines up alongside Andrew Irwin on the new M1000RR... with wings!

For the fourth episode of our Torqueing Heads - Superbike Sunday series we talk to the extremely likeable and cheery, John Mowatt - Team Coordinator for the reigning Bennetts British Superbike champions, the VisionTrack PBM Ducati team.Former Crew Chief to Shane Byrne and Glenn Irwin, John assumed the responsibility of Team Co-ordinator in 2018. He has worked for PBM for over 12 years and has been responsible for much of the team's success in recent years with Shane Byrne (champion in 2016 and 2017), Scott Redding (2019) and Josh Brookes (2020). He's also worked with the likes of Tom Sykes, Noriyuki Haga, Ben Bostrom, Michael Rutter and John McGuinness in the past.

Welcome to a new sub-brand of Torqueing Heads, brought to you by BikeSocial.co.uk, this is the first episode of Superbike Sundays where we aim to bring weekly news, views and interviews from the Bennetts British Superbike paddock.We start with the Race and Series Director, Stuart Higgs, who tells us about the current state of play with the championship dates, fans being allowed back to the circuits, his favourite livery of all-time (and why), plus the chances of him operating the championship remotely.

This episode features and interview with Scott Redding, along with analysis of the Ducati rider's season by Steve and Gordo. This show is actually one of our Patreon episode, and we are sharing it with you this week in the hopes that you will support the Paddock Pass Podcast on Patreon. You can join us there via this link: https://aspha.lt/2FFYC46

Soziale Netzwerke sind aus der heutigen Zeit nicht mehr wegzudenken - und das gilt ebenso für den Motorsport. Egal ob Valentino Rossi, Scott Redding oder auch schon die Shooting Stars im Red Bull MotoGP Rookies Cup. Fahrer können mit Fans interagieren, sie an ihrem Privatleben teilhaben lassen und sich selbst und ihre Sponsoren vermarkten. In Episode 9 wollen wir das Thema Social Media auf zwei Rädern skizzieren und auch einen Einblick in die Welt der Motorrad-Influencer geben. Der erste Gast ist Lucas Röhrs - auch bekannt als Lucas Lit. Er ist einer der größten Moto-Vlogger im deutschsprachigen Raum und hat seine Leidenschaft für Motorräder über die Sozialen Medien vom Hobby zum Beruf machen können. Hier wird über die Motorrad-Szene on- und offline gesprochen und wie wichtig Social Media für Fans, Content-Creator und auch Hersteller sein kann. Im Anschluss analysiert der ServusTV WorldSBK-Experte Stefan Nebel den Online-Auftritt diverser professioneller Fahrer und erkl

Soziale Netzwerke sind aus der heutigen Zeit nicht mehr wegzudenken - und das gilt ebenso für den Motorsport. Egal ob Valentino Rossi, Scott Redding oder auch schon die Shooting Stars im Red Bull MotoGP Rookies Cup. Fahrer können mit Fans interagieren, sie an ihrem Privatleben teilhaben lassen und sich selbst und ihre Sponsoren vermarkten. In Episode 9 wollen wir das Thema Social Media auf zwei Rädern skizzieren und auch einen Einblick in die Welt der Motorrad-Influencer geben. Der erste Gast ist Lucas Röhrs - auch bekannt als Lucas Lit. Er ist einer der größten Moto-Vlogger im deutschsprachigen Raum und hat seine Leidenschaft für Motorräder über die Sozialen Medien vom Hobby zum Beruf machen können. Hier wird über die Motorrad-Szene on- und offline gesprochen und wie wichtig Social Media für Fans, Content-Creator und auch Hersteller sein kann. Im Anschluss analysiert der ServusTV WorldSBK-Experte Stefan Nebel den Online-Auftritt diverser professioneller Fahrer und erkl

Nesta semana, no Bandeirada 331, falamos de:Nascar com a Daytona 400, a primeira vitória de William Byron na categoria e a definição dos 16 classificados para os Playoffs;Mundial de Superbikes em Aragon com vitórias de Scott Redding e Jonathan Rea;IndyCar com rodada dupla em Gateway e primeiro lugar para Scott Dixon e Josef Newgarden;Fórmula 1 e o passeio de Lewis Hamilton em Spa-Francorchamps, conquistando sua 89ª vitória na carreira.E muito mais, claro!!Deixem seus comentários e opiniões também em nossas redes sociais, usando a hashtag #ProgramaBandeirada.Fotos:Nascar: Brian Lawdermilk / Getty ImagesWorld SBK: Gold and GooseIndyCar: Barry CantrellFórmula 1: Zak Mauger#racing #automobilismo #motociclismo #esporteamotor #motorsport #covid19 #coronavirus #fiqueemcasa #stayathome #2020season #temporada2020 #nascar #daytona400 #worldsbk #worldrx #indycar #bommarito500 #pro2000 #roadtoindy #btcc #vasc #f1 #formula1 #f2 #f3 #roadtof1 #belgiangp #superformula #elmsfacebook.com/bandeiradaTwitter: @pgmbandeiradaInstagram: @programabandeiradaYouTube: www.youtube.com/bandeiradaRSS feed: https://is.gd/rssbandeiradaSpotify, Deezer, Apple Music e Google Podcasts: "Programa Bandeirada"

The CzechGP kicks off three-straight MotoGP races - but will Marc Marquez be at ANY of them? We talk about Marc's unexpected setback, along with your comments on Marc, Yamaha, Ducati and more! Plus - our full Race Preview and Picks for this weekend in Brno!The Rundown- MotoGP News!- Marc Marquez has another surgery - he is out...but for how long??- A 14th MotoGP race? Portugal may be on the way- Comments!- The Marc Marquez situation- Can Dovi take advantage? And if not - how does that affect his contract?- Yamaha’s engine dilemma- Scott Redding, MotoAmerica and more- Pics and Video- Brno!! Our Full Preview of Round 4 of the World Championship:- The Manufacturers- The Contenders- Other Riders to Watch- The Picks!!Be sure to check out the website for the latest episodes at Motoweek.net, follow on Twitter and Instagram @motoweek - and like the show and leave your comments on Facebook at facebook.com/motoweek.net and on Reddit at r/motoweekAnd you can now support the show on Patreon at patreon.com/motoweekThanks for listening!

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.

Con le sue prestazioni e le leggere difficoltà di Rea, Scott Redding sta mantenendo fede alla sua promessa: vincere il campionato SBK. Può farcela o alla lunga Rea verrà fuori?

Nesta semana, no Bandeirada 327, falamos de:Fórmula 1 e a sétima vitória de Lewis Hamilton em Silverstone, guiando na última volta com um pneu furado;Nascar em New Hampshire e vitória de Brad Keselowski depois de seis anos de jejum no circuito;IMSA WeatherTech em Elkhart Lake, com muita chuva e a primeira vitória de Helio Castroneves na temporada;World SBK e o show de Scott Redding em Jerez de la Frontera.E muito mais, claro!!Deixem seus comentários e opiniões também em nossas redes sociais, usando a hashtag #ProgramaBandeirada.Fotos:Fórmula 1: Mark Sutton / Sutton ImagesNascar: Nigel Kinrade / NKPIMSA: Michael L. LevittWorld SBK: Gold and Goose#racing #automobilismo #motociclismo #esporteamotor #motorsport #covid19 #coronavirus #fiqueemcasa #stayathome #2020season #temporada2020 #formula1 #britishgp #f2 #formula2 #f3 #formula3 #roadtof1 #nascar #TheMagicMile #Foxwoods301 #britishf3 #btcc #imsa #roadamerica #worldsbk #espworldsbk #dtm #heskethfacebook.com/bandeiradaTwitter: @pgmbandeiradaInstagram: @programabandeiradaYouTube: www.youtube.com/bandeiradaRSS feed: https://is.gd/rssbandeiradaSpotify, Deezer, Apple Music e Google Podcasts: "Programa Bandeirada"

Las Superbikes vuelven tras el parón por el COVID-19. El Circuito de Jerez acogió la ronda de regreso, que dejó a un Scott Redding especialmente fuerte, ganando dos carreras y saliendo de España como líder del Mundial, por delante de un Jonathan Rea que, a pesar de ganar la carrera al sprint, sufrió en la Race 2 en uno de sus peores días en la categoría. Además, hablamos de Supersport 600 y 300 y de la previa de la ronda de Donington Park, que tendrá lugar este próximo fin de semana.

Another long one, but this is searingly brutal honesty from the reigning British Superbike Champion Scott Redding. He discusses everything from being scared while racing, to the rivals he's rated or not, the frustrations of MotoGP and the possibility of a return, his hopes for World Superbike, and what food he would choose upon leaving a club at 4am. All the important stuff. 

E' iniziato il mondiale Superbike in Australia sul circuito di Phillip island. Ha vinto la Yamaha di Razgatlioglu davanti alla Kawasaki di Alex Lowes ed alla Ducati di Scott Redding. Polemica Sykes Rea dopo una collisione e successiva caduta del campione del mondo. Buona prestazione all'esordio della Honda con Haslam e Bautista 5° e 6°

Eurosport commentator Greg Haines kick-starts a new bike racing decade with the first Full Throttle Podcast of 2020!With World Superbikes just around the corner, there's fact and opinion on Jonathan Rea's consistency and the grand entrances of Scott Redding and HRC.What about a lack of rule changes, possibilities for the privateers and slick tyres in World Supersport? There's also updates from the Phillip Island test. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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:       MotoAmerica - New one-off races like King of Baggers, Mini Cup, and Heritage Cup fill select MotoAmerica paddocks. But what are they all about? We talk to MotoAmerica COO Chuck Aksland about that and more!  MotoGP - MotoGP's main man Carmelo Ezpeleta said that Kawasaki asked to enter their WorldSBK bike into a MotoGP race. He said no!  WorldSBK - Ducati's MotoGP and WorldSBK Sporting Director Paolo Ciabatti said that Scott Redding could find himself back in MotoGP if he could win the WorldSBK title. The boys talk about that and so much more from that GPONE.com interview.  Supercross - Tampa wrap-up SXFantasy p/b ARAI Helmets - Greg got his picks in, but JP is up to 9th! We've chosen pulpmxfantasy.com for out 2020 SX Fantasy League. Join the Greg's Garage Podcast League now to win an ARAI Corsair-X Helmet of your choice!  Race Calender  Race Calendar - Racing this weekend. 

MA news has a Bobby Fong signing. Also in Motoamerica a new class……Baggers? Scott Redding talks trash. Supercross is in San Diego.

Nell'ultima puntata di Sembra Moto.it, ospite di Alberto Capra e Moreno Pisto, Giovanni Di Pillo che ci ha spiegato quali sono, a suo parere, i motivi della chiusura di Studio MotoGP, su TV8, lanciando un appello a Guido Meda. Prima di lui, Alessandro Del Bianco, che ci ha raccontato cosa voglia dire fare serata con Scott Redding, e Kristian Ghedina, con cui abbiamo ripercorso alcuni dei momenti più esilaranti della sua carriera da sciatore e pilota.

Scott Redding tells us about his new job in charge of the Georgia Revolution and how the club has grown over the years.

#028 Rumour Mill We cover the final BSB race weekend of the season from Brands Hatch GP where Scott Redding took the championship victory despite Josh Brookes taking all three wins across the weekend. We hear all about Chrissy's mad weekend where he needed to pick up only 3 points to secure 4th in the championship, as well the rumour mill surrounding rides for 2020 on the roads and discuss why the TT zero race has been cancelled.  We wish Dom all the best at the Sunflower this weekend and we will get another pod in before the Macau GP. The episode is kindly sponsored by Incontango Training and KRG Motorcycles. Thanks for listening,  Chrissy and Dom

BrotoGP is here to wax poetically about the most exciting things in motorcycle racing. The Japanese GP at Motegi was not one of those. Thankfully we are gifted with a new British Superbike Champ in Scott Redding. Leon Camier and Barni racing gets a little air-time. We cover the "fiasco" that was Race 1 of the WSBK Argentina round in San Juan, based on the little information that we have. And we finally talk about Johann Zarco riding for HRC for the 3 season-ending races. Phillip Island is up tomorrow so listen to this ASAP.

In the final episode of The Shakey Show this season, British Superbikes legend Shane Byrne joins Eurosport commentator Greg Haines to reflect on the brilliant Scott Redding taking the 2019 BSB title.After a thrilling Showdown finale with a triple-header at Brands Hatch, the guys react to all the action and give all due credit to Josh Brookes' final-round heroics in ending up a close second in the season standings. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, Peter recaps today's British Superbike Chmapionship finale. Ex Moto GP rider, Scott Redding, claimed the title by 5 points despite a late charge from team mate and rival, Josh Brookes. Subscribe to The Peter MacKay Motorsport podcast and never miss an episode. Follow the show on: Facebook The Peter MacKay Motorsport Podcast Instagram @petermackaymotorsport Twitter @mackaypodcast Online www.petermackaymotorsport.com  

In the latest episode of The Shakey Show, British Superbikes legend Shane Byrne joins Eurosport commentator Greg Haines to reflect on another Scott Redding masterclass.The guys also discuss the relative lack of British talent coming through and wonder where the next British world champion will come from? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's a Comments Spectacular! We talk about your opinions on the AragonGP, Jorge Lorenzo, Track limits and lots more! Plus - (more) Honda-Lorenzo Drama is brewing, Yamaha's Aragon struggles, and the latest MotoGP News! The Rundown:- Your Comments!!- Reaction to the AragonGP- Jorge Lorenzo at Honda, and the ongoing drama- Did Ducati make the right decision in Silly Season?- Your ideas for Track Limits rules- Scott Redding's move to WSBK- Lots of your Pictures!- MotoGP News:- Honda and Jorge - could he still be leaving?- Yamaha - Vale and Mav talk about Aragon - did they actually make progressBe sure to check out the website at Motoweek.net, follow on Twitter and Instagram @motoweek, and like the show and leave your comments on Facebook at facebook.com/motoweek.net - and on Reddit at /r/motoweekThanks for listening!

In the latest episode of The Shakey Show, British Superbikes legend Shane Byrne joins Eurosport commentator Greg Haines to recap the first round of The Showdown in Assen.Scott Redding was in sublime form as he sealed a double triumph at the circuit, but what will follow in the final two rounds of the season? Also, how is Shakey's recovery going now and will he ever return to the sport? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This Podcast was recorded before the tragic news of Antoine Hubert's sudden passing. Please bear that in mind. Thank you. Charlie's Piece: https://medium.com/@charlie.regimbal/im-queer-i-m-a-racer-i-m-far-from-the-only-one-d2198bdc1261 Setlist for the show with me, RJ, Cam Buckley and King: MOTORSPORT 101: EPISODE 209 RJ’S TRAVEL BLOG AND SUZUKA 10 HOURS RECAP - A week between Yokkaichi and Suzuka - Car spotting - Food, konbinis - And the race itself - Extra extra thanks MOTOGP BRITISH GRAND PRIX INDYCAR BOMMARITO AUTOMOTIVE GROUP 500 FEATURING LAP 101 PRESENTED BY MOTORSPORT 101 http://www.imscdn.com/indycar_media/documents/2019-08-24/indycar-race-results-unofficial.pdf - YES NOW SATO: 2nd win of the season as Sato edges Carpenter over the line - Sato, Carpenter, 3rd place Kanaan make up a podium with an average age of 41.3 - CHAMPIONSHIP IMPLICATIONS! Josef spins on the last lap! (Still finishes 7th) - This segment on Santucci presented by Cly-Del, David Yurman, Michael Ferrucci, and a genuinely good performance - Ireland’s Core Temperature Stabilizes: CONOR DALY IS 6TH - Radiator failure parks Dixon; Rossi finishes off lead lap THE NEWS -Goddamnit Porsche -Spanish GP bacc as part of 22 race calendar, oh man -Scott Redding to Aruba.it Ducati from 2020 THE WEEK AHEAD: That’s this week, actually - F1 Belgian GP, IndyCar GP of Portland, NASCAR Southern 500, WEC/ELMS Silverstone Double 4h

In the latest episode of The Shakey Show, Shane Byrne chats with Greg Haines and special guest Scott Redding from Cadwell Park.Shakey chats to Scott about his bikes career, training, mentality... and being 'the guy who nicked his ride'! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Shane ‘Shakey’ Byrne joined Greg Haines to review a hectic weekend of BSB racing at Snetterton. The six-time British Superbike champion heaped praise on Scott Redding, had his say on that ‘jump start’, and gives his views on Jason O’Halloran’s struggles. The 42-year-old also gives an update on a potential return to the sport.   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Apologies for the late arrival of FEC#97 – delayed by unexpected items in the bagging area – but now it’s here, let’s tuck in! Brought to you as always by the furiously febrile funkateers at bikesocial.co.uk and the bike-insuring bike insurers Bennetts, this week’s regurgitation of previously held opinions includes: MotoGP (remember that?) round-up from Assen and Sachsenring, including neck braces, tankslappers, youngsters v old ’uns, should JL99 and/or VR46 retire, who’ll take ZR5’s place at KTM, and who’ll replace MCN race reporter now he’s taken the gig as PR blerk for Petronas Yamaha? with Rea overturning Dave Bautista’s lead in WSB, does he still think his ZX-10R is “like taking a knife to a gunfight”? MotoE’s first race – pointless comedy, the future, or both?  PLUS! Listeners’ emails, including: do leathers and other items of bike kit have a safety lifespan, and what’s best to clean them? living proof back protectors are worth wearing all the time... why are the roads in the Fens so bad? has Scott Redding done enough to justify a ride in WSB next year... but will it actually pay more than he’s already getting in BSB? has BTSport’s coverage of MotoGP been successful? Chinese 125 retros: stylish or not? And why don’t the big manufacturers build such stripped-back bikes? ...and should we make an ethical choice not to buy bikes from China, given their human rights record? ...and introducing our new bike-buying advice section, VFECR800 Corner, including: what’s the best big £3k sporty bike for a big sporty bloke, upgrading from a ZX-6R? what’s the best £4k second bike alongside a Daytona 675 for two-up weekend touring? what’s the best bike to replace a Husqvarna 701 Supermoto and a Triumph Tiger 800? what’s the best bike to deliver top-endy, rev-happy thrashable thrills instead of single-gear flexibility? What’s the best cheap track-day bike to suit a 6-footer for a £2k? Thanks for listening! email your thoughts, questions and comments to anything@frontendchatter.com visit www.bikesocial.co.uk for your biking fix get your insurance from Bennetts AND! book yourself on the FECtacular/FECstival on 13th August at Cadwell Park – places still available!  ...and follow @SimonHbikes and @Mufga on the Twitters, Instas etc        

Shane ‘Shakey’ Byrne, the six-time British Superbike champion, joined Greg Haines to dissect a hectic weekend of racing at Brands Hatch. Shakey thinks other riders take advantage of Josh Brookes’ work ethic, backs Scott Redding to perform at World Superbike should he be given a wildcard for Donington and gives an update on his injury status.     See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Shakey Byrne says Scott Redding's fortunes could change at Donington Park in the BSB championship.And, after an impromptu appearance from Race Director Stuart Higgs, Shakey also discusses why BSB is such an intense and even competition and why a Superbike World Cup would be 'a dream'.Plus: Why has host Greg Haines never learnt to ride a motorbike? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Shane ‘Shakey’ Byrne, the six-time British Superbike champion, joined Greg Haines to review a hectic first weekend of BSB racing at Silverstone. Shakey gives his view on that collision between Tarran Mackenzie and Jason O'Halloran, praises Scott Redding’s attitude and there is the now customary chat about jelly babies. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Scott Redding was in bullish mood as he chatted with Greg Haines ahead of his BSB debut. The 26-year-old fully expects his bar-banging racing style to suit the championship and has his say on The Showdown.   Julian Ryder also joins Greg to sing the praises of BSB. While the guys also talk World Superbike action and the brilliance of Alvaro Bautista.    See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Greg Haines chats with Tarran Mackenzie about the most open British Superbikes Championship in years, including his own prospects and those of Scott Redding and Xavi Fores. Meanwhile, three-time BSB winner – and father of Tarran - Niall Mackenzie reflects on the opening weekend of MotoGP action, previews the upcoming Thailand round of WorldSBK following Alvaro Bautista's dominance in Phillip Island and tips his favourites ahead of the BSB season.    See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Eurosport's Greg Haines catches up with James Whitham to preview the 2019 World Superbikes season. They answer questions from fans on the new rules, the top riders and also throw in their views on new BSB star Scott Redding... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Salut à tous,On se retrouve pour l'épisode 45 avec Pierre, Steph et Cyrille et surtout un invité spécial: Thomas "Doc" Morsellino d'Offbikes (@Off_Bikes), statisticien officiel MotoGP, photographe, journaliste et reporter, le couteau suisse du paddock ! Numéro 45 oblige, on revient sur le turbulent Scott Redding que nous ne reverrons pas en MotoGP en 2019. Comme vous l'avez lu dans le titre, le cœur de l'épisode est consacré au débrief de la saison 2018 en MotoGP:Nous partageons, nos coups de cœur, nos déceptions sur la saison qui vient de s'écouler...Bon courage à vous et sachez que l'intersaison est déjà bien avancée, la reprise approche doucement ... Vous pouvez nous retrouver surTwitter: @cqep_podDiscord:https://discord.gg/eAG5xem (https://discord.gg/eAG5xem) Générique:“Road trip” by Scott Holmes http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Scott_Holmes/ Crédit photos : OffBikes

Greg Haines and James Whitham discuss Leon Haslam’s hopes of securing the BSB title, Scott Redding’s move to Be Wiser Ducati and WSBK’s debut around the new Circuito San Juan Villicum in Argentina. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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!

Six-time BSB champion Shakey Byrne, who is awaiting his latest medical check on his back and neck injuries, chats to Greg Haines about Leon Haslam potentially taking his title, controversial comments made about Jonathan Rea 'lacking charisma', and Scott Redding's rumoured move to BSB. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Here is a recap of Brad B's experience at the 2013 Wrigley show, while we are AT THE WRIGLEY HOME SHOWS! Big thank you to Scott Redding for this week's Pearl Jam Story Time!

Last weekend, we were surprised when Jorge Lorenzo rode like someone else. This weekend in Austria, he proved the New Jorge is here to stay - and he can win. Marc Marquez showed us again that he can tranform from WinOrBin to WinOrPodium. Dovi put up a fight, but one bigger mistake took him out of the running and now Ev is worried about him. Yamaha is still down in the dumps. And Scott Redding blew up in all the right ways.BrotoGP was also at Sonoma Raceway this past weekend for MotoAmerica. We interviewed some racers like Kyle Wyman, Josh Herrin, and Josh Hayes, went pro with some questions in the press conference, and had an amazing race weekend. There's plenty to talk about with MotoAmerica and the future of American Road Racing - maybe Scott Redding will be part of it.We cover Moto2 real quick, with a few highlights. Then we finish this one off with some listener questions from Instagram.

Wait until you see our true power!!! BrotoGP is evolving, bringing you more of everything that you want, while still keeping everything you love. This our first LIVE episode, streamed to YouTube and uploaded as a podcast after. We had some teething problems*. But I will fix that shit, so stick with us.We kick this one off with an update on Project Catfish. Scott Redding is going strong in his relationship - Kev is worried about Veronica. Then we jump to a racer that hasn't had much love from us or anyone in the off-season, Valentino Rossi. We talk about whether or not he can win, and almost more importantly, whether or not Yamaha can build him (and Mav) a bike to win. Ducati, Marquez, and a whole host of other riders get brought up. Then we finish up with listener topics, chat comments, and eventually bring it all back to Rossi and GP as a whole.* Seriously, sorry about the audio. That won't happen again.

David and Neil debrief on the German GP at Sachsenring, and then talk about the first MotoGP test at the Red Bull Ring in Austria. Topics include the performances of Cal Crutchlow and Scott Redding, the speed of the Ducati bikes in Austria, and what's going on in the Moto2 & Moto3 paddocks.

1000-1. Those were the odds on Jack Miller last Thursday to win the Assen Grand Prix. But via some sort of miracle, in one of the most ridiculous MotoGP weekends ever, he took a restarted victory ahead of Marc Marquez and Scott Redding, MotoGP's first Indpendent victory since Toni Elias at Estoril 2006. We review all of the madness at a very wet and dry Assen this past weekend, including Rossi's fall, Lorenzo's case of the "yips", and the first weekend with three new winners since 2013 as Takagami Nakagami and Francisco Bagnaia also took wins in their respective classes, in ANOTHER Moto3 highlight reel finish! We also took Road America for IndyCar, in their most attended race ever, as Will Power reminded us he's still Will Power with a dominant victory ahead of a rampant Tony Kaanan, with Graham Rahal finishing 3rd. We also took over the Push-To-Pass and the fact it may be a little too overpowered in the context of the finish, and Conor Daly's rotten luck returning with a suspension failure. We also take some of your listener questions, talk more about Top Gear and Matt LeBlanc's threat to quit over Chris Evans, and talk more about Bernie Ecclestone wanting to change the revenue scale for Formula 1... About time. Oh, and Johnson's back. That's a thing. Enjoy the episode, and stay tuned, with a little luck, we got a BIG week coming for the Podcast to start July. Stay tuned...

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Gavin Emmett, Julian Ryder and Keith Huewen are in Texas ahead of the third round of the championship. Will Marc Marquez make it ten in a row in America? Will Jorge Lorenzo join Ducati? Can Cal Crutchlow, Dani Pedrosa and Scott Redding kick-start their seasons? And who are the boys predicting to win on Sunday? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The winter testing ban is upon us, but we still need to cover the last bit of riding this year. Casey Stoner made it back to Ducati and Kev gives them a surprising amount of love. Both the GP and WSBK paddocks tested at Jerez... can we compare? All of the Ducs are doing quite well with the new electronics package and new Michelin tires and we even chat about Scott Redding. And of course, we had to talk about Rossi and Marquez a little bit.

Bruce Wilson and John Milbank talk to Scott Redding at the Bennetts stand during the NEC Motorcycle Live Show. From his personal account of how he got started, to getting his head down… it's fifteen minutes you can't miss! The interview starts very quickly, but we had to cut out the drunken tales of debauchery between Bruce and Scott during their early years of racing... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.