
Everything you need to know from the fascinating world of MotoGP racing, with host Matt Beer, The-Race.com's MotoGP correspondent Simon Patterson and MotoGP editor Valentin Khorounzhiy, plus special guests. We'll be talking about all the races, the big storylines, and taking the occasional trip back into the sport's rich history as well. Join us for the ride!
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 416 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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MotoGP 2026 is distilling into an ever-closer Marc Marquez vs Jorge Martin title showdown after the events of the Japanese Grand Prix weekend at Motegi.
But their battle for victory was heavily influenced by the bizarre scenario of riders switching ... more
MotoGP's planning a big shake-up to its race weekend format in 2027 with a new way of forming sprint grids on the agenda. Does it actually need to? And if it does, what should it do? That's what Val Khorounzhiy, Jordan Moreland and Matt Beer debate i... more
Pedro Acosta is FINALLY a MotoGP grand prix winner - though only after putting KTM through the agony of his sprint blunder first.
Simon and Val report from the Austrian Grand Prix on that error, that breakthrough win yet another title fight twist, a... more
Marc Marquez leads the MotoGP riders’ standings for the first time in 2026 after his Misano double win coincided with a weekend of pain for Aprilia.
Given how many races Marquez has missed, his injury struggles, and Aprilia often having the better b... more
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I am relatively new to MotoGP (third season) and started listening to this podcast for analysis of the racing. I like Matt quite a bit, and find Val to be knowledgeable and insightful. Unfortunately, Simon comes off like a volatile and unbalanced person, and it got increasingly difficult to set that aside in order to get the others’ opinions. I had to cancel my Patreon because he’s so prevalent in their MotoGP coverage.
They post weekly, except when they don’t. Then it’s really annoying. Right now they haven’t posted in 2 weeks or something. Really good, but also occasionally kinda frustrating
If I could do 0 I would they have no expression when they speak it’s highly boring they just speak blabber do not recommend at all
Simon should shut his mouth
Used to be a big fan of the pod. Now it feels like a few lads on reddit speculating about the melodramatic aspects of the sport. There's a distinct lack of technical insight compared to other motogp podcasts.
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The content focuses on in-depth race analysis, team dynamics, and championship narratives across MotoGP weekends, with a mix of race recaps, strategic debates, and insider perspectives. Expect discussions about manufacturer performance (notably Aprilia and Ducati), rider form and injuries, contract situations, and the politics shaping the paddock, along with occasional cross-series context and development path insights from external guests. A standout is the panel's willingness to blend data, banter, and insider knowledge to forecast outcomes while exploring broader industry trends and fan engagement strategies.
Noteworthy angles include leveraging guest voices for wider context (team principals, engineers, and cross-series commentators), e... more
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