BrotoGP

A new motorcycle racing season is already here... well winter testing is underway. Turns out we had a lot to talk about with GP switching to new electronics and Michelin tires. That of course led to tangent after tangent of shit talking and even a pretty big segue over to Nicky Hayden in WorldSBK. We even covered Moto2 a bit with some predictions for next year. Stay with us this off-season.

The season finale at Valencia finished off what turned out to be one of the best championships of all time. We hit on the decision in the courts made before the weekend, which all but guaranteed we'd have an amazing race to talk about. Then more drama on track added fuel to the fire and got Kevin really heated (loud) in this episode. Finally we touch on any potential heirs to the throne. The 2015 season has come to an end, but we are all now looking forward to 2016. Stay tuned.

Whoa, this episode is intense. We haven't talked to you in 3 races, so there was a lot to cover. We go over some highlights of Motegi, then jump right into the drama. Phillip Island was a barnstormer of a race with some hidden stories so we spend a lot of time on that. Then the press conference happened and sh*t hit the fan. Rossi's moves, his fate, Dorna's penalty system, and our Valencia predictions take us to 2 hours. Enjoy.

The Aragon race of MotoGP just happened, and while it didnt rain, we were still treated to an amazing race. Borenzo tried to ruin it for us, but MM (Marc Marquez), Pedrosa, and Rossi came through. We talk about more of the same from MM and the continual struggles and development of the RCV. Then we hit up on how the top guys in GP fight and pressure other riders and how some try to do it off-track. And finally we ramp up talks of next year's Michelin tires, Suzuki's lack of grunt, and hopefully where GP is going.

After thinking the Silverstone GP race was nuts, we were ecstatic to watch and talk about the Misano race. Who knew that riders could run an entire flag-to-flag race on slicks or crash and still finish on the box. Of course, Everett tries to temper Kev's Uccio-status, but we all know that'll never work. The championship is just getting more and more interesting each round.

BrotoGP is back! Our summer break was way too long, but we've finally managed to record another episode. With 3 races to discuss, there was a lot to talk about and with Rossi winning at Silverstone, things got a little crazy. I can't even begin to make a timeline for this episode.

Its the GP summer break, but we still managed to find a lot to talk about. First Rob gives us an inside scoop on his weekend racing with MotoAmerica at Laguna. Then we segue into WSBK and the Davies double. We finally get into everything else about GP that we haven't had time to cover in previous episodes. Silly season is starting up so there's plenty of that. This is actually our longest episode yet, who knew that was going to happen with minimal racing going on.

Into the 2015 MotoGP summer break we go, as we look back into Round 9 of the championship at Sachsenring, Germany. Marquez broke the current run of form of both Yamaha factory riders, but the battle for the title continues between Lorenzo and Rossi.

This weekend is also Round 9 of World Superbikes right in our very own backyard at Mazda Raceway in Laguna Seca. Our boy Robert will be racing in MotoAmerica's Superstock 600 series, so he spends a bit of time talking about what he looks for in his umbrella boy this weekend. All inquires accepted, please attach headshots.

It's The Kevin Show this time out because for the esoteric few in the know, Kevin got himself temporarily banished from the home of Couch Racer's Corner itself. So we just knew how backed up Kevin was, and there was no point in getting in his way as he spits fire and brimstone from the Holy Gospel of Red. Basically, Kevin's just about gone bat-shit crazy on this one. Forget "divine intervention." This is "Kevin Intervention," and we don't even need an episode index for this one.

This episode goes a little haywire as Kevin gets us to start off talking about the RC213V-S. After some intro madness, we dig into the consistent decline of Marc Marquez and HRC. Eventually we get to WSBK and things get interesting talking about anything but Rea.