With eight different winners in eight MotoGP races and 23 different race winners across all classes, the BT Sport team wax lyrical at the vintage 2016 season. After studying the data, the boys explain how Dani Pedrosa took victory at San Marino and ponder who could be winner number nine in this unpredictable season. With Gavin Emmett, Keith Huewen and Julian Ryder.

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Ahead of the San Marino GP, reigning MotoGP champion Jorge Lorenzo sat down with BT Sport’s Gavin Emmett for an extended interview to discuss one of his toughest periods in the championship ahead of his move to Ducati in 2017. We’ll be back with our regular preview podcast ahead of the 14th round of the season Aragon GP on Thursday, we’ll see you then.

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For the eighth race in a row, MotoGP produced a different race winner with Honda’s Dani Pedrosa this time taking top spot on the podium from P8 on the grid. Behind him, home favourite Valentino Rossi came home second with Jorge Lorenzo playing pantomime villain in third. As always, BT Sport’s team were at the heart of the action to talk to all the main men from race day, including big MotoGP fan Paolo Nutini. With Suzi Perry, James Toseland, Neil Hodgson, Gavin Emmett, Keith Huewen and Julian Ryder.

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Following Maverick Vinales’ maiden victory last time out at Silverstone, the boys ponder whether we can now classify the Spanish youngster in the same bracket as the top riders in the paddock and describe him as an alien? Elsewhere the team continue to be impressed by Cal Crutchlow’s form and new lease of life, debate whether the Marquez-Rossi rivalry is back on and pay tribute to graft which the Lowes twins are putting in to their motorcycle racing careers. With Keith Huewen, Neil Hodgson and Julian Ryder. See all the action from the San Marino GP this weekend on BT Sport 2.

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Young Spaniard Maverick Vinales took victory at Silverstone to become the first rider to win races in MotoGP, Moto2 and Moto3. Local hero Cal Crutchlow took second with Valentino Rossi completing a popular podium for the British fans. Suzi Perry, Craig Doyle, Colin Edwards, James Toseland, Neil Hodgson, Gavin Emmett, Keith Huewen and Julian Ryder were at the heart of the action to bring you all the news and reaction from the paddock and pit lane.

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Gavin Emmett, Neil Hodgson and Keith Huewen are back on home turf at Silverstone where Cal Crutchlow is set for a hero’s return following his dramatic win last time out at Brno. The question is, did his victory come through luck or judgement? It’s not all positive news for the Brits though as Bradley Smith will miss his home GP through injury, but his misfortune is Alex Lowes’ gain as he gets the opportunity to ride in MotoGP for the first time. Hear the inside scoop of how the ride came about from Hodgy – Alex Lowes’ team manager.

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Cal Crutchlow becomes the first Brit to win a MotoGP race since Barry Sheene in 1981 with a masterful display of brains and brawn at the Brno circuit at Czech Republic. Crutchlow held off Valentino Rossi and Marc Marquez for victory on a weekend which saw Jorge Lorenzo lose further ground in the championship hunt. There was more British success in the lightweight classes as John McPhee took his first ever Grand Prix victory in Moto3 and Sam Lowes returned to the Moto2 podium. Hear from all the protagonists of race day as BT Sport takes you to the heart of the action. With Craig Doyle, James Toseland, Neil Hodgson, Keith Huewen and Julian Ryder.

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A few days on from Andrea Iannone’s win for Ducati at Austria, we are back for more, this time at the Czech GP at Brno. On this podcast the boys reflected on the win for ‘The Maniac’ and why he was able to break Ducati’s duck and not Andrea Dovizioso. EThere’s the latest on the Romano Fenati fall out at VR46, how to sort out jump starts, what Eugene Laverty should do next, doping control and a tribute to Valentino Rossi, 20 years on from his first Grand Prix win at this very circuit. With Gavin Emmett, Julian Ryder and Keith Huewen.

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Andrea Iannone finally took Ducati’s first win since 2010 with a brilliant win ahead of his team-mate Andrea Dovizioso at the Red Bull Ring. Behind them Jorge Lorenzo took third place to close the gap on Marc Marquez at the top of the championship. Is the title chase back on? As always, BT Sport were at the heart of the action, talking to the BT Sport team were at the heart of the action and caught up with all the main men from round ten of the season.

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With nine races down and nine to go, Gavin Emmett, Keith Huewen and Julian Ryder hand out their mid-season grades to the MotoGP paddock and ponder if Marc Marquez is the champion elect, what is eating at Jorge Lorenzo and whether Valentino Rossi can get his title challenge back on track. On track, the Ducatis look well set to challenge for the race win this weekend, with Jules going for Andrea Iannone and Keith for Andrea Dovizoso. Who will be correct? Tune in to BT Sport 2 this weekend for the Austrian GP from the Red Bull Ring to find out.

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