In the latest episode of The Shakey Show Shane Byrne chats with Greg Haines about his current situation after his horrible injuries. 

Shane talks about his rehab and progress and discusses how like a possible return would be, and the reason why he would even come back. 

Plus there's a review of all the action from the weekend just gone. 

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In the latest episode of Full Throttle James Whitham joins Greg Haines to discuss all the goings on from the latest round of the World Superbike Championship at Misano.

Jonathan Rea closed the gap to Alvaro Bautista at the top of the standings after an uncharacteristic error from Bautista – an error Whit believes was owing to mitigating circumstances.

There is also warm praise for Toprak Razgatlioglu, who pushed Rea all the way.         

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Shane ‘Shakey’ Byrne, the six-time British Superbike champion, joined Greg Haines to dissect a hectic weekend of racing at Brands Hatch.

Shakey thinks other riders take advantage of Josh Brookes’ work ethic, backs Scott Redding to perform at World Superbike should he be given a wildcard for Donington and gives an update on his injury status.   

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Shane ‘Shakey’ Byrne, the six-time British Superbike champion, joined Greg Haines after a hectic weekend of racing at Donington.

Shakey gives his view on that Josh Brookes crash and also told Greg of the risks that would be associated with his potential return to racing, and why, if he does return, it will be for his family. 

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Tommy Bridewell spoke to Greg Haines for the latest Full Throttle Podcast, touching on a range of topics including his run out at the Imola WSBK round, whether he might return for the Jerez round and also advocated a closer working relationship between BSB and WSBK.

Eugene Laverty also spoke to Greg about the horrible injuries he suffered following a crash during practice at Imola. 

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James Whitham and Greg Haines were in agreement that the decision to call off the final race of the Imola WSBK round was the correct one. While Whit recounts the time a dog made an appearance on track.

The chaps also discuss the reason behind the resurgence of Jonathan Rea, and what it means for his title battle with Alvaro Bautista.   

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Shakey Byrne says Scott Redding's fortunes could change at Donington Park in the BSB championship.

And, after an impromptu appearance from Race Director Stuart Higgs, Shakey also discusses why BSB is such an intense and even competition and why a Superbike World Cup would be 'a dream'.

Plus: Why has host Greg Haines never learnt to ride a motorbike?

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Tarran Mackenzie talks to Greg Haines about his first BSB race win and what it’s like to have a former BSB champion as a father. He also reflects on the controversial crash with team-mate Jason O’Halloran at Silverstone.

Plus, we get an injury update on WorldSBK star Leandro Mercado.

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