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In part 2 of this week's episode, Jason and Bo take a look at the new MotoGP class of 2022. New Teams, new rookies, new drama; It's MotoGP!
It's the start of the 2022 race season! In Part 1 of this week's episode, Jason and Bo try to peer into the many story lines that could unfold in front of us in the Moto3 and Moto2 classes of the FIM world championship.
In this week's episode, Jason and Bo continue to look back at great American motorcyclists and focus on Steady Eddie Lawson who's consistent and flawless riding took him to four world championships on the 500cc grid.
In this week's Episode, Jason and Bo sit down to discuss another motorsports legend in Wayne Rainey who rose to the top, experienced great tragedy, and refused to give up - continuing to elevate the motorcycling world in the United States
In this week's episode, Jason and Bo talk about the only rider to have won the 250cc and 500cc world championship titles in the same season - American rider Fast Freddie Spencer.
In this week's episode, Jason and Bo talk about another legendary American Champion to have graced the world with his talents; Kevin Schwantz and his iconic over the limit riding style.
In Parked in Turn 1's first rider highlight episode, Jason and Bo talk about the late Nicky Hayden and the impact he had on the motorcycle racing and riding culture both in the United States and the world alike.
Despite not having any racing to talk about this week, the Parked in Turn 1 boys still have a lot to talk about in the paddock with the incoming rookies, riders of the past, and what the off season is looking like going into the holiday season.
In this long overdue episode, Jason and Bo discuss the final weekend of World SBK with a new champion crowned, a new winner in the Supersport class, and discuss some of the other happenings and predictions around the paddock.
In the 2021 season closer, Jason and Bo discuss an exciting weekend in the premier class, and take a peek into the 2022 season.
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