Uri joins the podcast from Thailand to reflect, with co-host Lewis, on the first session today.

In the latter stages of Friday’s first practice, Marc Marquez suffered a violent highside, which demolished his RC213V and left him unable to breathe for five seconds afterwards.

Has that crash has left Marquez rattled ahead of his first match point?

Jorge Lorenzo has dismissed the idea of quitting Honda's MotoGP team a year early in the same way Johann Zarco has done with KTM, despite saying he is "not happy".

Lorenzo has endured a similarly miserable time in his debut Honda season, with the triple MotoGP world champion yet to register a top 10 finish in a year marred by difficulties in adapting to the RC213V from the Ducati he previously rode and numerous injury setbacks.

Have we seen what MotoGP will look like in the next decade? This week Lewis and Uri talk about an incredible GP at Masano, one which has given us a glimpse into the future of Moto GP. Championship leader Marc Marquez won MotoGP's San Marino Grand Prix, after seeing off rookie Fabio Quartararo in a breathless last-lap battle.

We are now one month down the road from KTM's shock announcement that Johann Zarco will be leaving the team at the end of the year, but we still no closer to knowing who his replacement will be for the 2020 MotoGP season. However an unlikely candidate from the World Superbike paddock has emerged as a potential favourite for the seat in the form of ex-MotoGP rider Alvaro Bautista. Before we into his potential deal in World Superbikes next year, Bautista is not a bad option due to his experience in MotoGP.

Without the budgets of Honda, Yamaha or Ducati, we explore how Suzuki are using their resources to punch above their weight.

In the first episode of the Tank Slappers podcast, Uri and Lewis are joined by Jamie Klein to discuss Zarco's departure from KTM and Lorenzo's flirtation with a return to Ducati.