Someone said that Misano would be hot enough for Dani to do well, but we didn't expect him to win. He surprised us for about 5 minutes, then we all realized that he shows this late-form every year. The Rossi / Marquez points battle tightened a little bit more, but nothing like the Moto2 championship. Who would have guessed that Rins would close the gap with a busted collarbone. We cover all the GP injuries, Kev get's to show love for his boy Pirro as Duc skirts the rules, and we question whether or not Dovi can be our record-setting 9th winner of the year. We end this one with Pedrosa title implications now that he can finish between Rossi and Marquez.

2016 is still the year of surprises. This round did not disappoint. Dry track time was limited, but Maverick Vinales dropped the hammer on his competition and finally dominated an entire weekend. With that kind of performance on the Suzuki, Kev just had to take it out on Mav's teammate, Aleix Espargaro. That rant got dirty and he eventually dragged Pol into it as well. While Mav pulled away during the race, the battle for 2nd was red hot. Win-or-bin Marquez returned, the GOAT finished ahead of him, and #calbandwagon is on for another week. We talk a bit about the the insanity of Moto2 and someone makes the mistake of bringing up arm pump. We wrap with predictions for Misano. Will win-or-bin MM hang around and make a mistake?

Ever wonder what its like to be apart of the traveling circus that is the MotoGP paddock? This episode we jump right into that and more with a MotoGP insider interview - GP photographer Scott Jones. Artist Kev makes an appearance for this episode, keeping things insightful and fun as we dig into Scott's life in the GP paddock.

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It rained again and the GP race was drama-filled and exciting even before the warm-up lap. BrotoGP has now introduced a new segment - Cal Kudos. After giving Cal his due, we go off on what a crazy season this has been, perfect for the 10-year anniversary of ZOOG (2006). We've had electronics changes, tire issues, bad factory performances, multiple new winners... you name it. Kev can't contain some pent up #calbashingtime. But we were able to calm him down by bagging on Jorge. Moto3 gets a bunch of coverage as does Moto2, with Rob sneaking in a KTM rant. Then we round this one out with a discussion of the title fight... can Rossi pull back the gap?

Did you enjoy our cliffhanger in Episode 36? Did you watch the race yet?!?! Duc and Kev went HAM for this one. Its almost like it was all planned out. Iannone and Ducati get the majority of the time for this episode. Then we cover each of the championship contenders, especially the new developments for Marquez. We bash a little more on Moto2 to finish up what was started in the last episode. Then we wrap this with thoughts on Marquez's injury and the race and title implications at Brno.

The summer break is too long, but we are back. Everyone already did their season recaps, so we spice this one up by talking about everything else. The current Moto2 leaders get a lot of air time this episode. Kev comes down hard on Rins and we really explore his and Zarco's championship. After that we talk about their coming transition into GP and someone shows up to briefly talk about his disappointment with Lowes/Aprilia. Keeping with Silly Season, we talk a little bit about some recent WSBK news... mostly just to transition well back to Ducati in GP and Spielberg. The track and the timing couldn't be more right... can they do it?

The last round before MotoGP's long summer break just had to be a good one. Jorge's crashes and his trip through Qualifying 1 made for an exciting Saturday. Then it rained! The GP race was littered with saves, luck, and tactical errors... so much that Kev is at a crossroads in his relationship with Rossi. Marquez's trip through the gravel was easily overcome by his team's great choices, something that can't be said of the other factories. His domination of the series keeps growing like his points leads, but we are only halfway. We finish this one off with our boy Pawi and the potential for the first Moto2 championship repeat winner.

BrotoGP got the hook-up from Karel Abraham and actually went to a WorldSBK race. MotoAmerica was there too, but Rob unfortunately joined the broken-clavicle moto club. So #robbashingtime is now a thing. But hey, there were two good WorldSBK races to watch and talk about: Kawi domination, Duc choking, and our favorite takeaways from the weekend. Kevin rants a bit about the state of the WorldSBK grid while tying it all into Moto2. Then we end this one with MotoGP Sachsenring predictions and more shenanigans.

1000 to 1 odds were enough to leave us speechless, just like Kev topping his Rossi poem from last episode. But hey, this is BrotoGP. Too much standing water, a red flag, and a whole new race were enough to make us want to throw something at the TV. Then Jack showed up, so we had a lot to talk about there. Mature Marc gets some coverage along with all the championship implications. Then we get onto the last of the Silly Season and even hit up the performances in the lower classes. Kev rants about `Winglexit` and we round this episode off with our plans for the next few weeks. Enjoy and tell your friends!

BrotoGP and the entire motorcycle world had a rough weekend at Catalunya, so we start this episode with our thoughts and tributes to Luis Salom. After that we announce some big news, our first sponsor and supporter, RiderzLaw. We jump right into talking about the GOAT and we think you'll be surprised at how well Kev can bro down. Kev goes HAM like Iannone did up Jorge's rear end. The heat and slippery track in Spain definitely made this episode a good one. Enjoy.