The official MotoGP™ Podcast: Last on the Brakes

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October 17, 2022 Maverick Viñales: rediscovering his groove
Here's the chat we had with Aprilia's Maverick Viñales back in Thailand! Due to time constraints it was only a short and sweet episode, but great nonetheless. Maverick was in fine form and spoke openly about life at Aprilia so far since prematurely parting ways with Yamaha, finding happiness both at the track and at home, and much more. It's great to see him happy - and that comes across in the podcast. As the saying goes: a happy rider is a fast rider...
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23 min
October 13, 2022 The title race showdown preview!
Ahead of our eagerly anticipated return to Phillip Island (and with plenty of drama unfolding in Japan and Thailand), we thought it would be a good chance to sit down and discuss how things are shaping up with just three races to go in 2022. Elliott and stand-in co-host Jack Gorst – after a 3am alarm and a couple of coffees – chat about the Japanese and Thai GPs, the final three races that are coming up and also look at each of our title contenders individually: Quartararo, Bagnaia, Aleix Espargaro, Bastianini and Miller. Let us know who you’re backing to be crowned 2022 MotoGP™ World Champion by using #MotoGPpodcast on social media! Enjoy and catch you next time.
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1 hr 7 min
September 24, 2022 Augusto Fernandez: meet MotoGP™'s new kid on the block!
From nearly running out of money to fund his racing in the European Moto2™ Championship to becoming a Moto2™ World Championship title contender and 2023 MotoGP™ rider. On Friday morning at the Japanese GP, Augusto Fernandez sat down with us to talk openly about his journey to Grand Prix fame that will lead to him partnering Pol Espargaro at GASGAS Factory Racing on next year’s premier class grid, as well as the title fight he finds himself in this year with just five races to go.
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36 min
September 09, 2022 Misano Test: a crew chief's insight
After a crucial couple of days of testing, Tom Jojic, former crew chief to the likes of Kenny Roberts Jr, Hiroshi Aoyama and Bradley Smith, joined us for a fascinating deep dive into what we saw at the Misano Test – including Marc Marquez’s return and Yamaha’s 2023 engine upgrade. Elliott and stand-in co-host Jack Gorst then chatted about what happened at the San Marino GP while also looking ahead to Aragon and the rest of the season. Apologies for the abrupt end to the episode, the live stream cut out unexpectedly!
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1 hr 30 min
August 26, 2022 Carlos Ezpeleta: Sprint race special!
MotoGP™’s Chief Sporting Officer joins us to discuss all things Sprint races! It was the big breaking news from the Austrian GP – Sprint races will be taking place at all Grands Prix in 2023. So, we thought we’d get Carlos on to chat in-depth about the brand-new MotoGP™ format, hopefully answering plenty of your doubts or questions about Sprint races. Fran and Elliott also talk about the Red Bull Ring encounter and the major talking points from last weekend, including the latest on Marc Marquez – will he be at the Misano Test?
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41 min
August 11, 2022 Cal Crutchlow: the not so retired, retired MotoGP™ rider
In the first episode back after the summer break, we’ve got a proper treat for you. Britain’s Cal Crutchlow joins us for an exclusive chat about his impending return and how he’s prepped to get back on track, as well as how much he misses interviews (sure) and how much he’s enjoying watching the racing in 2022 (actually true). Fran and Elliott then dissect what we saw at Silverstone and have a look ahead to Austria – enjoy!
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46 min
June 29, 2022 The mid-season review... with Simon Crafar!

Ahead of the five-weekend summer break, and after a simply sensational Sunday in Assen, the one and only Simon Crafar joined us to review the 2022 season so far. All the major talking points were covered in depth by Simon as we ran through every factory’s fortunes this year – as ever, our resident Kiwi’s thoughts are well worth a listen to. We hope you enjoy our longest episode of the season yet and we’ll catch you in August!

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1 hr 16 min
June 23, 2022 Francesco Guidotti: back in the KTM driving seat
We had the pleasure of catching up with Red Bull KTM Factory Racing Team Manager Francesco Guidotti ahead of the Motul TT Assen to chat about his new – that’s now not so new – role, Brad Binder’s Sunday heroics, Miguel Oliveira leaving, Jack Miller’s two-year deal with the Austrian factory, where KTM are struggling in 2022, the difference between leading a factory team vs Independent Team and more. Apologies about Francesco’s sound issues, we’re not sure what happened with the connection but we hope you can enjoy it anyway!
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31 min
June 09, 2022 Michael Laverty: setting up a team in 3(00) easy steps
A huge thanks to Michael for taking some time to chat with us because he is, quite probably, the busiest person in the MotoGP™ paddock right now. Setting up the VisionTrack Racing Team in Moto3™, JuniorGP™ and the British Talent Cup has been a whirlwind and Michael delves into just what it takes to piece such a huge project together in such a small amount of time – all while being a regular pundit on BT Sport too! Miller’s switch to KTM and the dramatic Catalan GP were two hot topics and as always, it’s fascinating listening to Michael, so we hope you enjoy it! See you after the German GP.
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39 min
June 01, 2022 Pablo Nieto: magical Mugello, Rossi's influence and 2023
Mooney VR46 Racing Team Manager Pablo Nieto joined us for a fantastic chat just a couple of days after seeing both Bezzecchi and Marini earn their best results of 2022 – on home turf at Mugello! Pablo spoke in great detail about the superb weekend just gone, 2022 in general, Valentino Rossi’s influence, his riders’ futures in the silly season merry-go-round and more ahead of the Catalan GP. Enjoy!
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43 min

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