Everything you need to know from the fascinating world of MotoGP racing, with hosts Toby Moody and 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!
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 193 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Sports |
The first big flashpoint of Marc Marquez's Ducati career came in just his second MotoGP race weekend with his new employer, as he and reigning champion stablemate Pecco Bagnaia collided in the Portuguese Grand Prix. more
We're answering your questions on The Race MotoGP Podcast this week, including on the prospect of mid-season rider changes at two teams in particular. more
Pecco Bagnaia showed exactly what he's a double MotoGP world champion by controlling the Qatar Grand Prix despite a slightly shaky qualifying and sprint. more
Marc Marquez's move to Gresini Ducati is a huge curveball for the 2024 MotoGP season, but will he actually be a title contender? Or will this be a repeat of last year's epic Pecco Bagnaia versus Jorge Martin battle? And either way, who'll come out on... more
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Unfortunately the good info and insights shared on this program are buried underneath the endless love by the broadcasters of their own voices. Mindless drivel often propels this podcast to a marathon twice as long as it’s needs to be. The slightest bit of editing or just a little thoughtfulness would tighten up the content and professionalism already here and make this a top podcast without the tedious over analysis.
Probably my favourite MotoGP pod. more
I enjoy the different host personalities. They balance each other out nicely.
Love the show. Thanks for having great discussion to listen to each week. Would love to get your thoughts on the Moto 3 title and how it was decided this year. Should the leopard actions be considered acceptable and what can stewards do in future to warn teams off such tactics.
Generally excellent MotoGP podcast with the exception of the ‘Val bemoans season length/ tiredness/ general antipathy towards being a MotoGP journalist’ part. Go be boring on your own time
Apple Podcasts | #151 | United Kingdom/Sports |
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Apple Podcasts | #235 | Italy/Sports |
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Apple Podcasts | #127 | Chile/Sports |
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