Liam Hodgins and Lester Forbes return to discuss the final BSB round of 2019 and look around at MotoGP and WSBK. Michael Howeath joins the show aswell.
Liam Hodgins and Lester Forbes return to discuss the final BSB round of 2019 and look around at MotoGP and WSBK. Michael Howeath joins the show aswell.
Liam Hodgins and Lester Forbes return to discuss the final BSB round of 2019 and look around at MotoGP and WSBK. Michael Howeath joins the show aswell.
Richard Baxter is on presenting duties at The Rushcutters, joined by Steve Rust and Alessandro Esa Fumagalli. They talk Italy, Of The Weekend Awards and take a look at what Singapore might have in store.
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He returns to Motorsport101 alongside Cam, RJ and King for a show stacked with a Japanese GP affected by Typhoon Hagadis, a World Superbike round riddled with politics in a poorly ran Argentine round, and all the news in Motorsport!
MOTUL PETIT LE MANS WEEKEND MEMORIES
FORMULA 1 JAPANESE GRAND PRIX
– Hagibis’ impact on the weekend
– Naoki Yamamoto did the damn thing in FP1
– Renault’s Japanese GP result – and maybe their entire season – could be at risk #BrakeBiasGhazi
– Bottas beats both Ferraris off the line, romps to first win since Baku
– No, seriously, what’s gotten into Charles Leclerc
WSBK SAN VILLICUM ROUND ARGENTINA
THE NEWS
– FORMULA E: Valencia Testing updates with Ryan King
– FORMULA 1: MIAMI GP BACK IN THE HOME OF THE 2019 CAMPEONES DEL TANK BOWL
– MOTOGP: Nakagami to sit out final 3 races with shoulder injury – Zarco returns!
– BATHURST 1000: Scott McLaughlin finally wins the big one in a grand stand finish – though not without a little controversy
– NASCAR: Y’all seen that flip at ‘Dega? Oh and Ryan Blaney won
– F2: HWA Racelab to take over BWT Arden entry for 2020
Oh boy, Villicum was literally a hot mess
– Two highsides, poltiics and the birth of “The Villicum 6” as only 12 bikes raced on Saturday
– Alvaro Bautista actually stays upright, wins Race 1
– Race 2, cooler weather means laps 5 seconds faster, Jonathan Rea doubles up, Chaz Davies returns to podium in Race 2
– Jules Cluzel wins World SSP
– Hellacious Drama at Evan Bros as Caricasulo barges title rival Krummenacher…
– …Who then accuses the team of bias towards his Italian teammate!
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Matt Kew and Kevin Turner join Edd Straw to delve into the relative strengths of the British Touring Car Championship’s greatest drivers
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Ten years ago today, Jenson Button was crowned the Formula 1 world champion. In this special episode he sits down with Victoria Turner to reminisce about that fairy-tale season in 2009 and the many highs and some lows that came with it.
Not even a typhoon could stop Ferrari ballsing up yet another certain win and Mercedes won all of the championships at Suzuka. Cheeka, Phill and Terry look back on LeClerc’s Verstappen-like attack on Verstappen, Vettel’s false start that wasn’t and Bottas pulling out his annual good performance, as well as all the other nonsense that happened in Japan.
Not even a typhoon could stop Ferrari ballsing up yet another certain win and Mercedes won all of the championships at Suzuka. Cheeka, Phill and Terry look back on LeClerc’s Verstappen-like attack on Verstappen, Vettel’s false start that wasn’t and Bottas pulling out his annual good performance, as well as all the other nonsense that happened in Japan.
Lester and Liam discuss all the latest gossip
Lester and Liam discuss all the latest gossip