Fredo predicted it several episodes ago and now the retirement of Jorge Lorenzo is official. Tune in to hear Boris' ode to the five time World Championship winner plus find out what Tuggs wants to do about riders going off track...

Beware a raging Boris boner as the boys get the scoop of the century when Valentino Rossi joins the pod from his home in Tavullia. The line's a bit crackly but we're pretty sure he had some advice for George on his pending retirement as well as a startling observation about Dovi and his Ducati. Freido, Tug and Boris are Moto GP's most refreshing and feared commentators and you don't want to miss Episode 7 of the juggernaut that is MotoPG.

Freido's 'fat dog' phobia, VicPol trainees eat penguins and you heard it here first - it's over for Jorge. All that and more when the people's analysts - Freido, Boris Mihalovic and Tug McClutchin -break down the Australian MotoGP from Phillip Island.

The three names that strike fear in the hearts of riders but joy in the hearts of fans - Fredo, Tuggs and Boris are back with a wrap of all the action from Japan including Boris' history lesson and Freido and Tuggs' experience at The Moist Kimono.

What the hell was that rubbish with the 8 ball? Just one of the topics to be broken-down by racing's three favourite analysts - Fredo, Boris and Tuggs - in Episode 4 of MotoPG.

On Episode three of the MotoPG Podcast we get a history lesson from Boris about the mythical city of Aragons, Freido struggles with some Thai pronunciation and Tugs gets the inside scoop on all things MotoGP after a plane ride with 'The Thriller'. 

The preview was good, the real thing is better. Behold Episode Two (or is it one?) of MotoPG. Freido, Tug and Boris talk all things Misano and look ahead to Aragon this week...

In this special preview episode Fredo, Tugs and Boris give the audience a little taste of what they can expect when their new podcast - MotoPG - launches next week. The trio get together after every race of the season to give their irreverent take on happenings from the world of Moto GP. It's funny, it's different but most importantly it's MotoGP coverage like you've never heard it before.