@PaddockPassPod Penalising a rider because of his physique is non-sensical. Penalising a manufacturer also silly. Other manufacturers need to raise their game in @WorldSBK. Alvaro, Johnny & Toprak are the top riders in the class. Their teammates are nowhere in relative terms.

When Johnny was running away with the championships similar chatter emerged… Why not then penalise Toprak because he can brake later? Give him smaller discs… where do you draw the line? @SteveEnglishGP @gordoritchie @Charliehiscott

Toprak throwing his bike down the road has nothing to do with Alvaro and everything to do with Toprak’s start to the season. Yamaha need to bring more ponies and so do the Kawasaki lads… Let the manufacturers duke it out if you don’t have a leader then who do you aspire to beat

Adam, David, and Neil sit down after MotoGP's stop at Silverstone, for the British GP, with a lengthy conversation about the return of Maverick Viñales, how tire choices affected the race's result, and why the Japanese brands are lagging behind.

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Episode 290 - MotoGP at Silverstone

Steve, Adam, Neil, and David debrief on the current rider market situation in the MotoGP Championship, with news on where Joan Mir, Enea Bastianini, Jorge Martin, Raúl Fernández and others will be riding next season, and how that came to be. The show ends with a look at the upcoming San Marino GP, and who our picks are for the Misano round.

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Episode 293 - Misano MotoGP Preview

Adam, David, and Neil gather around the microphones this week to recap the Misano MotoGP test - where Marc Marquez made his return to the MotoGP paddock - and also to give a preview to the upcoming Aragon GP in Spain. With plenty of movement in the rider market, and other moves for next season, there is no shortage of conversation in this show, so give it a listen.

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Episode 296 - Aragon MotoGP Preview

Steve, Adam, Neil, and David are on the mics for this week's MotoGP show, as they look at the Aragon GP in Spain. The guys talk about the possibility of team orders (or factory orders) at Ducati; the trouble with the Fernández brothers; and the biggest winners and losers from Motorland Aragon. 

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Episode 297 - MotoGP at Aragon

Still dripping wet from the rain at Buriram, Adam, David and Neil talk about their MotoGP ‘moments’ from the Thai GP. Beyond the headlines, the guys give their ‘winners’ and ‘losers’, thoughts on Yamaha’s off-day, frame the championship picture, debate the 2023 MotoGP calendar, and discuss more bad behavior in the paddock. Give it a listen!

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Episode 299 - MotoGP at Buriram

In this episode, Steve English, Gordon Ritchie, and Charlie Hiscott sit down to discuss the future of the WorldSBK Championship. The guys mostly look at the pathways into the superbike paddock, and how riders from national series and the grand prix track enter into SBK. 

Toprak Razgatlıoğlu also joins us on the show for a Renthal Street Sessions interview with Steve, which you won't want to miss.

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Episode 300 - WorldSBK Round Table #2

Steve English, Gordon Ritchie, and Charlie Hiscott are on the mics for this episode, as they discuss the WorldSBK round at Portimão. 

Jake Gagne also joins us on the show for a Renthal Street Sessions interview with Steve, which you won't want to miss.

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Episode 301 - WorldSBK at Portimão

One of the best races ever from MotoGP? That's up for debate, but what there is no argument about is that the Australian GP provided plenty to talk about for the 2022 MotoGP Championship standings. As such, Adam, David and Neil get on the mics to discuss the racing action from Phillip Island, with insights on how the race finished the way it did. Give it a listen!

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Episode 302 - MotoGP at Phillip Island

The penultimate round of the MotoGP Championship leaves plenty for us to talk about this week, as Adam Wheeler, David Emmett, and Neil Morrison gather around the microphones to discuss the Malaysian GP. Of course the hot topic from Sepang is the battle between Pecco Bagnaia and Enea Bastianini, which saw the future teammates having a proper scrap to the finish line. Does Fabio have a chance to recoup in Valencia, or has Ducati finally gotten its long-waited championship victory? You will have to listen to the show to find out.

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Episode 303 - MotoGP at Sepang

Steve English, Gordon Ritchie, and Charlie Hiscott are on the mics for this episode, as they discuss the WorldSBK round in Argentina. Topics include the special case of Ducati...and Alvaro Bautista; whether there should be more down for performance balancing; and the overall state and health of the SBK Championship.

Ducati rider Michael Ruben Rinaldi also joins us on the show for a Renthal Street Sessions interview with Steve, which you won't want to miss.

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Episode 304 - WorldSBK at San Juan

"The Decider" has been decided, and Pecco Bagnaia and Ducati Corse stand on the top step of the 2022 MotoGP Championship. To unpack all the action from the Valencia GP, we have our usual trio of Adam Wheeler, David Emmett, and Neil Morrison on the microphones in Spain. The guys discuss the battle on track between Bagnaia and Quartararo; the final goodbye to Suzuki Racing; and what happened in the lower classes. The show of course ends with their winners and losers. Give it a listen!

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