MotoGP™ 2020: Last On The Brakes

None other than the reigning MotoGP™ World Champ has been the guest of our Podcast and for the first time ever! Francesco Bagnaia has shared his first memories riding a bike, how nervous he was when he met Valentino Rossi in person, getting his dream Ducati Factory contract and has answered some questions the fans sent through our social media channels! We highly recommend you to have a listen to this trip down memory lane with Pecco! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Spring break is officially over and that means the MotoGP™ Podcast is back! Today Fabio Di Giannantonio has joined Fran Wyld at Assen and the episode didn't disappoint as first racing memories don't get much more amusingly random. Diggia takes us through his journey from being scared of motorcycles to becoming a MotoGP™ race winner - and plenty in between! Don't think about it twice and click play! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Johann Zarco has joined Fran Wyld at Mugello before the Italian GP kicks off for a candid chat where the two-time Moto2 World Champ has expanded on the reasons that made him switch to Honda, why he's enjoying life within the Japanese manufacturer even if the results are not good. The Frenchman has also remembered his much-awaited first-ever MotoGP™ victory in Australia last year and the big weight that came off his shoulders after winning in Phillip Island. A must-listen that will make you discover a mature and still very motivated Johann Zarco! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week we sit down for a catch up with Raul Fernandez ahead of the Catalan GP. Life at Trackhouse Racing, working with Davide Brivio, how lucky he feels after having achieved 100GPs and the dream of becoming a MotoGP™ rider, his life outside the track and much more! Don't miss out the latest episode of MotoGP™ Podcast with Raul! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Last year's #FrenchGP winner Marco Bezzecchi joins Fran Wyld today for a little and very funny chat before the action starts in Le Mans! From Bez' first time on a minibike to the crazy story of how he was invited to Valentino's Ranch thanks to his mum' scooter and some unreal stories with his Mexican fans. This is definitely an unmissable #MotoGPPodcast Episode so, give it a listen! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The MotoGP™ Legend Dani Pedrosa has joined Fran Wylde in today's #MotoGPPodcast ahead of his much-anticipated wildcard appearance in Jerez this weekend! The 3-time World Champion has talked about many things starting from dealing with the pressure of being a Repsol Honda rider to request some time off when he retired, his job as a test rider, Pedro Acosta’s hype, the warm welcome he received last year in this same circuit from fans and riders and some very interesting questions sent by the fans to discover who was his best teammate,his favourite race and battle and much more! For sure this is an unmissable episode so what are you waiting for? Click play! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today is Brad Binder who sits down with Fran Wyld for another episode of Last On The Brakes! From his most memorable races to non racing-related questions asked by the fans! The Southafrican has also expanded on meeting the fans face to face, how much he would like to see the Kyalami racetrack added to the calendar in the nearly future and the strong start of the season he's had so far. Don't think about it twice and give it a listen to the chat with this one of this season's candidates for the MotoGP™ title! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We've invited Enea Bastianini to the second #MotoGPPodcast Episode of 2024! The Ducati Corse answers some fans' questions, explains when he fell in love with motorcycles and reflects on how he has evolved from his early crazy years in Moto3™ to maturing in Moto2™ when he got the title and his promotion to the premier class in 2021 with Gresini and how important Fausto was for him. The Italian also opens up about his disastrous 2023 season where he suffered a lot because of the injuries that kept him away from the circuits for a few months but he's fully fit now and admits he's ready to rock it this season! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

#MotoGPPodcast is back! Fran Wyld is joined by Davide Brivio for the first episode of the 2024 season. The new Trackhouse Racing Team Principal returns to the MotoGP paddock after his adventure in F1 full of learnings that has shared with us today! The Italian goes over his illustrious career from his first title with Valentino Rossi to his journey within Suzuki and expands on how he approaches the challenge of working in an independent team for the first time, with confidence on Aprilia and their two talented riders Miguel and Raul! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's the last #MotoGPPodcast of the 2023 season and we have Alex Rins as our special guest who returns to compete with LCR Honda for one final time after having missed the last 3 races due to his injury. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today's on the #MotoGPpodcast, a rider that's been in the news recently! Luca Marini replied to some questions sent by the fans, he also reflects on how lucky he's to have become a MotoGP rider, everything he learned from his beloved brother Valentino Rossi, and of course his factory prospects and his dream to become a Factory rider and develop a winning-title bike! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mental health, music, fashion and more! The 2021 MotoGP World Champion joins our podcast for the very first time and not to talk about the usual stuff. We discover Fabio's passion for rap and latin music and also fashion thanks to the questions sent by the MotoGP fans. The Frenchman also opens up about his tough beginning in the World Championship, how he dealt with the pressure of being the next Marc Marquez and how he learned to manage frustration and anger thanks to his mental coach. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

LCR Team Principal Lucio Cecchinello joins us in our latest MotoGP Podcast to give us an update on Alex Rins's condition, he looks back at the most special weekend of the season when Rins won the Americas GP and he also speaks about Zarco's signing, the big step forward Honda has taken to improve the bike for 2024, how the relationship is with the Japanese manufacturer as well as explaining to us how an Independent team works. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Contract in hand and an impressive rookie season so far! There was plenty to discuss with Augusto Fernandez on the MotoGP Podcast before the Indonesian GP kicks off! Give it a listen! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It was the perfect timing to invite MotoGP's big boss, just one day after the 2024 calendar was announced Dorna Sports CEO Carmelo Ezpeleta joins Fran Wyle to explain how the Championship has evolved from the early 90s with only European rounds to a global calendar with 22 stops in very different countries all over the world. Carmelo also deep dives into why the calendar is organized in that way, the history-making Indian GP despite all the difficulties faced and the importance of bringing MotoGP to new countries in an efficient and sustainable way. We also get to know Carmelo a bit more as he recalls some personal anecdotes and opens up about when his passion for motorsport started, when he got his first motorbike, how he and his friends built up the Calafat circuit and a few years later was also involved in the construction of Barcelona's track and his final move to Dorna. Give it a go! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

New GP weekend, new #MotoGPPodcast guest! Ducati Corse Sporting Director Paolo Ciabatti joins Fran Wyld on today's Episode to talk about how impressed he is with the Indian layout and admits he's confident it will suit the Ducati. The Italian also travels back in time to the beginning of his adventure with the Bologna factory in 2013, admitting the Ducati-Rossi era was a failure and how thanks to Gigi Dall'Ingna they managed to design a successful GP15. Paolo also looks back to when they signed Pecco even before he won the Moto2 World Championship and reflects on how they addressed the 91 points gap with Fabio last season, the decision between Bastianini and Martin and the terrible accident the World Champ suffered a few weeks ago in Barcelona where they thought the Championship was over. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's Episode we get to know a bit better Dan Rossomondo, Dorna Sports Chief Commercial Officer, who joined the company only five months ago but has already fallen in love with our sport. What made him switch from NBA to MotoGP™? What makes our sport so special? What are his key responsibilities? What does the future of MotoGP™ look like? Dan addresses all these questions and gives us an insight into what is going on behind the scenes not only this year but also the following ones. What are you waiting for, click play and enjoy! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We sit down with Miguel Oliveira before the Catalan GP starts to talk about how this new adventure with Aprilia is going, what made him switch from KTM to the Noale factory, what the biggest differences between the RC16 and the RS-GP are and much more. But the Portuguese rider has not only spoken about racing he's also opened up about his personal life and how becoming a father has made him stronger. We've also discovered Miguel's funniest and humblest side thanks to some of our fans' questions so don't think about it twice and have a listen to our latest episode! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Prima Pramac Racing Team Manager Gino Borsoi has been in the MotoGP™ paddock for many years as he competed in the 125cc World Championship from 1996 to 2004. When he decided to stop his career as a rider he became Team Manager of his own team, after that, he joined the Aspar Team as Sporting Director and this season he debuted as Team Manager in Ducati's official Independent team. The Italian has talked about it in today's Episode as well as how's the collaboration with Ducati and his team, how different his two riders, Jorge Martin and Johann Zarco are and he's also spoken about 2024 and his wishes to have Bez within his ranks. Do not think about it twice and have a listen to our latest Episode! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.