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This week on Racing Back, Nick Harris and Julian Ryder are joined by Terry Rymer – British Superbike Champion, twice an Endurance World Champion and five-time winner of the legendary Bol d'Or.And with Terry's incredible history in endurance racing, Jules is very much in his element!Terry's career spans an extraordinary period of motorcycle racing, from British and World Superbikes to competing – and winning – in some of the toughest endurance races on the planet.In 1992 he became FIM Endurance World Champion and repeated the achievement in 1999. Along the way came an incredible five victories at the Bol d'Or, establishing Terry as one of Britain's most successful endurance racers.Nick and Jules delve into the racing, the motorcycles, the teams and the characters behind those achievements, as Terry shares stories from a discipline that demands something very different from both rider and machine.Because endurance racing isn't simply about being fast.It's about maintaining that performance hour after hour, sharing the motorcycle with your teammates and relying on an entire team to keep rider and machine competitive through some of the toughest conditions in motorsport.Superbikes, World Championships, endurance racing and FIVE Bol d'Or victories – there's a lot to talk about!Another fascinating slice of motorcycle racing history from Racing Back.• Terry Rymer's remarkable racing career• Becoming British Superbike Champion• Winning the 1992 and 1999 FIM Endurance World Championships• Five victories at the Bol d'Or• Life inside a 24-hour motorcycle race• The physical and mental demands of endurance racing• The motorcycles, teammates and characters Terry raced alongside• Stories from an extraordinary period of motorcycle racingIf you're enjoying Racing Back, you can support the show by joining The Racing Back Paddock on YouTube for £3.99 per month.Members receive early access to episodes, loyalty badges, member shoutouts and more exclusive perks coming in the future.Racing Back is the motorcycle racing and MotoGP podcast hosted by Nick Harris and Julian Ryder, featuring World Champions, legendary riders, engineers, journalists and paddock insiders sharing incredible first-hand stories from MotoGP, Superbikes, endurance racing and motorcycle racing history.

Nick Harris and Julian Ryder are joined by Freddie Spencer for the final instalment of their three-part conversation.And this time, we reach the 1985 Double.Freddie’s achievement of winning both the 250cc and 500cc World Championships in the same season remains one of the most remarkable feats in Grand Prix motorcycle racing. Two classes, two different motorcycles and a challenge that has never been repeated.In this concluding episode, Nick and Jules turn to that extraordinary season, exploring the demands of competing in two championships and hearing Freddie’s own memories of the achievement that cemented his place in racing history.It is a fitting conclusion to three episodes of fascinating stories from one of the sport’s greatest riders.The Double. The man who did it. And the story behind it.• The final part of our Freddie Spencer special• The historic 1985 250cc and 500cc World Championship double• Freddie’s memories of his remarkable championship season• The conclusion of Nick and Jules’ three-part interviewCould the Double ever be repeated? We would love to hear your thoughts.Become a member for £3.99 per month and enjoy early access, loyalty badges, member shoutouts and more. Visit the Racing Back YouTube channel and click JOIN.Racing Back is the MotoGP podcast hosted by Nick Harris and Julian Ryder, featuring legendary riders, World Champions and paddock insiders sharing stories from MotoGP, 500cc Grand Prix racing and motorcycle racing history. Episode 66 features Freddie Spencer and his historic 1985 championship double.

This week on Racing Back, Nick Harris and Julian Ryder are joined by renowned MotoGP technical journalist, author and motorcycle technology expert Neil Spalding.Neil is the author of the acclaimed MotoGP Technology series and has spent years documenting the technical development of the premier class and the extraordinary machines that compete at the highest level of motorcycle racing.In this fascinating conversation, Nick, Jules and Neil explore the technology and engineering that sit at the heart of MotoGP.From the development of the motorcycles and the work of the engineers to the constant search for performance, technology plays a huge role in determining how the sport evolves.But its influence goes much further than the motorcycle itself.Technical development affects the way teams work, the demands placed on riders, the way circuits and venues operate and, ultimately, the experience that fans have when they watch MotoGP.Neil brings his unique knowledge and experience to explain what is happening behind the scenes and why those seemingly tiny technical details can have such a huge impact on the sport we see on Sunday.A fascinating look at the side of MotoGP that isn't always immediately visible – but without which the sport simply couldn't exist at the level we know today.Another episode of Racing Back NOT TO BE MISSED.• Neil Spalding's career in MotoGP technical journalism• The technology behind modern Grand Prix motorcycles• How engineering drives the development of the sport• The relationship between rider, bike and engineering team• How technology affects teams and race venues• The impact of technical development on the fan experience• Why understanding the technology adds another dimension to MotoGPIf you're enjoying Racing Back, you can support the show by joining The Racing Back Paddock on YouTube for £3.99 per month.Members receive early access to episodes, loyalty badges, member shoutouts and more exclusive perks coming in the future.Racing Back is the MotoGP podcast hosted by Nick Harris and Julian Ryder, featuring World Champions, legendary riders, engineers, technical journalists and paddock insiders sharing incredible stories and first-hand insights from MotoGP, 500cc Grand Prix racing, motorcycle technology and the history of the sport.

The Freddie Spencer Special continues – and what an episode this is!Nick Harris and Julian Ryder are once again joined by the legendary Freddie Spencer for Part Two of our special three-part conversation.If Part One gave us a fascinating insight into the bikes, battles, engineering and determination behind Freddie's extraordinary career, this time we get even closer to the action.Freddie shares remarkable in-the-saddle stories, taking us inside the experience of racing some of the most fearsome Grand Prix motorcycles ever built.These are first-hand memories from a World Champion who wasn't simply watching one of motorcycle racing's greatest eras unfold – he was helping to define it.From the sensations of riding these extraordinary machines to the decisions, reactions and sheer determination required when racing at the absolute limit, Freddie gives Nick and Jules a perspective that very few people could ever provide.It's motorcycle racing history told by the man who actually lived it.Packed with incredible stories and insights that put you right there alongside Freddie, Part Two will keep you on the edge of your seat.And there's still more to come...This is Part Two of our three-part Freddie Spencer Special, with the final instalment still to come.Another episode simply NOT TO BE MISSED.In this episode• Freddie Spencer's incredible first-hand racing memories• What Grand Prix motorcycles of the era were really like to ride• Racing at the absolute limit• Inside the mindset of a World Champion• Extraordinary moments from Freddie's career• The machinery and engineering behind the racing• Stories from one of Grand Prix racing's greatest periodsIf you haven't heard Part One yet, catch up with the beginning of this extraordinary conversation with Freddie.Then make sure you're following Racing Back – Freddie returns once more for Part Three and the conclusion of our special series.If you're enjoying Racing Back, you can support the show by joining The Racing Back Paddock on YouTube for £3.99 per month.Members receive early access to episodes, loyalty badges, member shoutouts and more exclusive perks coming in the future.Racing Back is the MotoGP podcast hosted by Nick Harris and Julian Ryder, featuring World Champions, legendary riders, engineers, journalists and paddock insiders sharing incredible first-hand stories and insights from MotoGP, 500cc Grand Prix racing and motorcycle racing history.

This week on Racing Back, Nick Harris and Julian Ryder are joined by Peter Duke for a very special episode celebrating the life, career and legacy of his father – the great Geoff Duke.And with the Manx Grand Prix approaching, there could hardly be a better time to remember one of the defining figures in British motorcycle racing history.Peter joins Nick and Jules to look back at his father's extraordinary achievements, his connection with the Isle of Man and the remarkable era of Grand Prix racing in which Geoff became one of the sport's first true international superstars.But this conversation goes beyond World Championships, famous victories and racing statistics.Through Peter's memories we discover more about Geoff Duke the man, the father and the racer, bringing to life a period of motorcycle racing history that deserves never to be forgotten.It's exactly what Racing Back is all about – hearing these stories, celebrating the people who made the sport and keeping the flame of motorcycle racing history burning.Grab yourself another wonderful slice of racing history.• Peter Duke remembers his father, Geoff Duke• The man behind the motorcycle racing legend• Geoff's extraordinary Grand Prix career• His special relationship with the Isle of Man• The Manx Grand Prix and his early racing success• World Championships and TT glory• Stories and memories from a very different racing era• Preserving the history of Grand Prix motorcycle racingThe Racing Back PaddockIf you're enjoying Racing Back, you can support the show by joining The Racing Back Paddock on YouTube for £3.99 per month.Members receive early access to episodes, loyalty badges, member shoutouts and more exclusive perks coming in the future.Racing Back is the MotoGP podcast hosted by Nick Harris and Julian Ryder, celebrating the riders, World Champions, engineers, journalists and paddock personalities who shaped MotoGP and Grand Prix motorcycle racing, preserving the incredible stories and history of the sport for future generations.

What an episode – and this is only the beginning!This week on Racing Back, Nick Harris and Julian Ryder are joined by one of the true legends of Grand Prix motorcycle racing – Freddie Spencer.In the first of three special episodes, Freddie takes Nick and Jules back into one of the most extraordinary periods in motorcycle racing history.This is the story of the bikes, the battles and what it really took to become a World Champion.Freddie recalls his legendary battles with Kenny Roberts, but this fascinating conversation goes far deeper than the rivalry between two extraordinary riders.He reveals the remarkable level of engineering and motorcycle development taking place behind the scenes as Honda and the other factories pushed the boundaries of what was possible with a 500cc Grand Prix machine.The technology was evolving at an incredible pace – and it was down to riders such as Freddie to somehow harness it.Freddie discusses the determination, physical demands and sheer grit required to compete at the very highest level, offering a rare first-hand perspective on an era that produced some of the greatest racing the sport has ever witnessed.From Honda and the machinery to Kenny Roberts, World Championships and the mentality of a winner, this is Freddie Spencer telling the story from the inside.And there is much, much more to come.Episode 62 is Part One of a three-part Racing Back special with Freddie Spencer, with Parts Two and Three continuing the conversation over the coming weeks.• Freddie Spencer's journey to becoming World Champion• Racing the extraordinary 500cc Grand Prix machines• His legendary battles with Kenny Roberts• Honda and the engineering behind the motorcycles• The relentless development race between the factories• The physical and mental demands of the era• First-hand stories from one of Grand Prix racing's greatest periodsThis is just Part One.Freddie Spencer returns for two more episodes, as Nick and Jules continue this remarkable conversation and delve even deeper into the career and experiences of one of motorcycle racing's greatest World Champions.If you're enjoying Racing Back, you can support the show by joining The Racing Back Paddock on YouTube for £3.99 per month.Members receive early access to episodes, loyalty badges, member shoutouts and more exclusive perks coming in the future.Racing Back is the MotoGP podcast hosted by Nick Harris and Julian Ryder, featuring World Champions, legendary riders, engineers, journalists and paddock insiders sharing incredible stories and first-hand insights from MotoGP, 500cc Grand Prix racing and motorcycle racing history.

This week on Racing Back, Nick Harris and Julian Ryder are joined once again by the wonderful Dr Martin Raines for a journey through the history of the British motorcycle Grand Prix.And Martin is particularly well qualified for this one.Just how many British Grands Prix has he attended? We'll give you a clue – Covid prevented him attending just one...Worked it out yet? Tune in to discover the answer!Drawing upon decades of first-hand experience, Martin joins Nick and Jules to remember the races, riders, circuits and characters that have made the British Grand Prix such an important fixture in the motorcycle racing calendar.There's also time to tackle one of the great debates among British MotoGP fans – Silverstone or Donington Park?Which circuit provides the better home for the British Grand Prix? The team discuss the merits, memories and history of both as they look back over an extraordinary period of British motorcycle racing.Packed with history, nostalgia, humour and the kind of paddock stories that Racing Back listeners love, this is another episode not to be missed.In this episode• Dr Martin Raines' remarkable history with the British Grand Prix• Just how many British GPs has he attended?• Decades of British Grand Prix memories• The history and evolution of the event• Racing at Silverstone• Remembering the Donington Park years• The great Silverstone vs Donington debateThe Racing Back PaddockIf you're enjoying Racing Back, you can support the show by joining The Racing Back Paddock on YouTube for £3.99 per month.Members receive early access to episodes, loyalty badges, member shoutouts and more exclusive perks coming soon.Racing Back is the MotoGP podcast hosted by Nick Harris and Julian Ryder, featuring legendary riders, journalists, historians and paddock insiders sharing stories, opinions and insights from the world of MotoGP, Grand Prix motorcycle racing and its extraordinary history.

This week on Racing Back, Nick Harris and Julian Ryder welcome one of the true icons of motorcycle racing, Wayne Gardner – Australia's first 500cc Motorcycle World Champion.Known for his fearless riding and refreshingly honest opinions, Wayne joins Nick and Jules for an enthralling conversation covering the triumphs and disappointments of competing at the very highest level of Grand Prix racing. From winning the World Championship to the challenges of defending it, he offers remarkable insight into what it takes to succeed in one of the world's toughest sports.Wayne also reflects on his years with Honda, the riders he competed against, and the moments that defined his legendary career. His trademark candour and humour make this one of the most revealing and entertaining Racing Back interviews to date.Packed with unforgettable stories, fascinating insight and plenty of laughs, this is an episode every MotoGP fan should hear.Check Out Wayne's Website: https://www.waynegardner.com/The Racing Back PaddockIf you're enjoying Racing Back, you can support the show by joining The Racing Back Paddock on YouTube for £3.99 per month.Members receive early access to episodes, loyalty badges, member shoutouts and more exclusive perks coming soon.Racing Back is the MotoGP podcast hosted by Nick Harris and Julian Ryder, featuring legendary riders, world champions, journalists and paddock insiders sharing stories, opinions and insights from the world of MotoGP and motorcycle racing.

This week on Racing Back, Nick Harris and Julian Ryder are joined by legendary Grand Prix race mechanic Stu Shenton, whose career in motorcycle racing began before he had even left school.Over the decades, Stu has worked with some of the sport's biggest names, helping to win World Championships with Kawasaki, Honda and Suzuki while experiencing the highs and lows of life inside the Grand Prix paddock.Described by Matt Oxley as "a man with plenty of tales to tell," Stu certainly lives up to that reputation as he shares fascinating behind-the-scenes stories from a lifetime spent at the heart of motorcycle racing.There was simply too much to fit into one episode, making this the first part of a fascinating two-part conversation with one of the paddock's true characters.In this episode• Stu Shenton's remarkable career in motorcycle racing• Working as a race mechanic from a young age• Winning World Championships with Kawasaki, Honda and SuzukiThe Racing Back PaddockIf you're enjoying Racing Back, you can support the show by joining The Racing Back Paddock on YouTube for £3.99 per month.Members receive early access to episodes, loyalty badges, member shoutouts and more exclusive perks coming soon.Racing Back is the MotoGP podcast hosted by Nick Harris and Julian Ryder, featuring legendary riders, mechanics, engineers, journalists and paddock insiders sharing stories, opinions and insights from the world of MotoGP and motorcycle racing.

This weeks episode is dedicated to Maria Costello and all women in racing. In this episode of Racing Back, Nick Harris and Julian Ryder are joined by filmmaker and documentary producer Maria Köpf for a thought-provoking conversation about the role of women in MotoGP and Grand Prix motorcycle racing.Maria discusses her forthcoming documentary and the fascinating stories that inspired it, highlighting the women whose passion, determination and contributions have helped shape the sport throughout its history. Together, Nick, Jules and Maria explore a side of MotoGP that is often overlooked but is every bit as important to the championship's remarkable story.From pioneering figures to the continuing evolution of the sport, this episode is packed with insight, history and fascinating conversation, offering a fresh perspective on the people who have helped make MotoGP what it is today.A must-listen for anyone interested in the rich history and future of motorcycle racing.

The almost unbelievable Cold War birth of the modern two stroke!This week on the Racing Back MotoGP podcast, Nick Harris and Julian Ryder are joined by one of motorcycle racing's most respected journalists, former Grand Prix racer and acclaimed author, Mat Oxley.Mat takes Nick and Jules on a fascinating journey through the rich history of the Sachsenring, the remarkable story of East German motorcycle racing, Degner's defection, the legendary MZ marque that helped shape Grand Prix racing and the almost unbelievable Cold War birth of the modern two stroke! Along the way, he shares incredible insights, untold stories and the historical context that makes this one of the most fascinating conversations we've had on Racing Back.With his unique experience as both a racer and journalist, Mat brings the past to life with the passion and knowledge that have made him one of the sport's foremost historians.If you love the history of MotoGP, Grand Prix racing and the stories behind the legends, this is an episode you won't want to miss.Interested in learning more?To find out more about Mat's writing and purchase his books, visit his official website: Mat Oxley – https://matoxley.bigcartel.com/Want even more Racing Back?Become a member of The Racing Back Paddock for just £3.99 per month.Members receive:⚡ Early access to new episodes🏅 Exclusive loyalty badges📣 Member shoutouts on the show🔜 Plus more exclusive perks coming soon!Simply click the JOIN button on the channel and become part of the paddock.Enjoyed the episode?Please Like 👍, Comment 💬 and Subscribe 🔔 to support the channel and help more motorcycle racing fans discover Racing Back.💬 Question for viewers:What's your favourite piece of Grand Prix racing history, and which historic circuit or manufacturer would you like us to explore in a future episode?#MotoGP #MatOxley #Sachsenring #MZ #GrandPrixRacing#MotoGPHistory #RacingBack #NickHarris #JulianRyder#MotoGPPodcast #MotorcycleRacing #Motorsport #BikeRacing#MotoGPLegends #motorcyclehistory Racing Back is the MotoGP podcast hosted by Nick Harris and Julian Ryder, featuring legendary riders, journalists, team managers and paddock insiders sharing stories, opinions and insights from the world of MotoGP and motorcycle racing.

The fascinating conversation with Paul Butler continues!In this episode of Racing Back, Nick Harris and Julian Ryder are once again joined by one of motorcycle racing's most experienced and respected figures.With over 50 years immersed in the sport, Paul continues to share a remarkable collection of stories from inside the Grand Prix paddock and beyond. From unforgettable personalities and pivotal moments to the evolution of MotoGP over five decades, his memories provide a unique window into the history of motorcycle racing.Full of humour, insight and anecdotes that only someone with a lifetime in the paddock could tell, this is another essential episode for anyone who loves the rich history of Grand Prix motorcycle racing.If you're enjoying Racing Back, you can support the show by joining The Racing Back Paddock on YouTube for £3.99 per month.Members receive early access to episodes, loyalty badges, member shoutouts and more exclusive perks coming soon.Racing Back is the MotoGP podcast hosted by Nick Harris and Julian Ryder, featuring legendary riders, team managers, journalists, officials and paddock insiders sharing stories, opinions and insights from the world of MotoGP and motorcycle racing.

This week on the Racing Back MotoGP podcast, MotoGP legends Nick Harris and Julian Ryder are joined by renowned Dutch MotoGP commentator and journalist Hans van Loozenoord, leading the pilgrimage to Assen on what will be his 62nd visit to the Dutch TT.Assen is unique in that at has been in the GP calendar since the championship’s inception in 1949. It has changed in places but it is still one of the best tracks there is Hans has reported on most of those races and is uniquely placed to explain the mystique of everyone’s favourite race.The Racing Back PaddockIf you're enjoying Racing Back, you can support the show by joining The Racing Back Paddock on YouTube for £3.99 per month.Members receive early access to episodes, loyalty badges, member shoutouts and more exclusive perks coming soon.Racing Back is the MotoGP podcast hosted by Nick Harris and Julian Ryder, featuring legendary riders, journalists and insiders sharing stories, opinions and insights from the world of MotoGP and motorcycle racing.

In this episode of Racing Back, MotoGP commentators Nick Harris and Julian Ryder are once again joined by the ever-insightful Peter Clifford.This time, Peter takes listeners inside the world of the Red Bull MotoGP Rookies Cup, revealing exactly how one of the most successful rider development programmes in motorsport operates.From the selection process and the qualities organisers seek in young talent to the realities of life inside the programme, Peter offers a fascinating behind-the-scenes perspective on what it takes to progress through the ranks of motorcycle racing.The conversation also highlights the remarkable number of riders who have graduated from the Rookies Cup and gone on to become Grand Prix stars, underlining just how influential the programme has become in shaping the future of MotoGP.Packed with insight, stories and plenty of surprises, this is another essential listen for anyone passionate about motorcycle racing.In this episode• The origins and purpose of the Red Bull MotoGP Rookies Cup• How riders are selected for the programme• What qualities organisers look for in young talent• The challenges facing aspiring racers• Famous graduates of the Rookies Cup• Why the programme continues to shape the future of MotoGPThe Racing Back PaddockIf you're enjoying Racing Back, you can support the show by joining The Racing Back Paddock on YouTube for £3.99 per month.Members receive early access to episodes, loyalty badges, member shoutouts and more exclusive perks coming soon.Racing Back is the MotoGP podcast hosted by Nick Harris and Julian Ryder, featuring legendary riders and insiders sharing stories, opinions and insights from the world of MotoGP and motorcycle racing.

In this episode of Racing Back, MotoGP commentators Nick Harris and Julian Ryder are once again joined by MotoGP legend Randy Mamola.One of the sport's most popular personalities returns to the podcast to look ahead to the upcoming challenges of Brno and Assen, offering his unique perspective on the championship.Packed with Randy's trademark enthusiasm, humour and insight, this episode is another fantastic conversation covering both the present and future of Grand Prix motorcycle racing.And Randy wants to hear from you — listeners are invited to submit questions for his next appearance on the show.Looking ahead to Brno and AssenListener questions for Randy's next appearanceRandy Mamola's analysis of the current MotoGP worldThe Racing Back PaddockIf you're enjoying Racing Back, you can support the show by joining The Racing Back Paddock on YouTube for £3.99 per month.Members receive early access to episodes, loyalty badges, member shoutouts and more exclusive perks coming soon.Racing Back is the MotoGP podcast hosted by Nick Harris and Julian Ryder, featuring legendary riders and insiders sharing stories, opinions and insights from the world of MotoGP and motorcycle racing.

In this episode of Racing Back, MotoGP commentators Nick Harris and Julian Ryder are joined by one of the most popular and respected figures in motorcycle racing — Jeremy McWilliams.Known for his incredible versatility, fearless riding style and enduring passion for racing, Jeremy reflects on a remarkable career that has spanned Grand Prix racing, road racing and much more. He shares stories from inside the paddock, memorable moments from his career, and explains why he continues to compete and challenge himself despite what many would consider retirement age.This is a fascinating conversation with a rider who has always done things his own way, earning admiration from fans and fellow racers alike.Packed with humour, insight and brilliant stories, it's another unmissable episode of Racing Back.• Jeremy McWilliams' racing journey• Stories from Grand Prix racing• Life inside the paddock• Continuing to race at the highest level• Career highlights and memorable moments• Reflections on motorcycle racing past and presentIf you're enjoying Racing Back, you can support the show by joining The Racing Back Paddock on YouTube for £3.99 per month.Members receive early access to episodes, loyalty badges, member shoutouts and more exclusive perks coming soon.Racing Back is the MotoGP podcast hosted by Nick Harris and Julian Ryder, featuring legendary riders and insiders sharing stories and insights from the world of MotoGP, motorcycle racing and Grand Prix history.In this episodeThe Racing Back Paddock

In this episode of Racing Back, MotoGP commentators Nick Harris and Julian Ryder are joined by former Grand Prix and TT racer Eddie Roberts.Eddie reflects on a remarkable racing career that saw him compete during one of the most memorable periods in motorcycle racing history, including racing at the legendary Isle of Man TT and alongside iconic names such as Mike Hailwood.Packed with fascinating stories and reflections from the paddock, this episode offers a brilliant insight into the world of classic Grand Prix and TT racing.In this episodeEddie Roberts’ Grand Prix and TT racing careerRacing alongside Mike HailwoodStories from the Isle of Man TTMemories from classic motorcycle racing erasLife inside the paddockThe Racing Back PaddockIf you’re enjoying Racing Back, you can support the show by joining The Racing Back Paddock on YouTube for £3.99 per month.Members receive early access to episodes, loyalty badges, member shoutouts and more exclusive perks coming soon.Racing Back is the MotoGP podcast hosted by Nick Harris and Julian Ryder, featuring legendary riders and insiders sharing stories and insights from the world of MotoGP, TT racing and motorcycle racing history.

In this episode of Racing Back, MotoGP commentators Nick Harris and Julian Ryder are joined by one of motorcycle racing’s most experienced and respected figures — Paul Butler.With connections to the sport spanning more than 50 years, Paul reflects on a remarkable lifetime spent around the Grand Prix paddock. From the characters and personalities of earlier eras to the evolution of modern MotoGP, he shares unique insights and stories from across decades of motorcycle racing history.This fascinating conversation explores how the sport changed over time, the unforgettable moments that shaped it, and what makes the MotoGP paddock such a special place.In this episodePaul Butler’s 50+ years in motorcycle racingStories from multiple Grand Prix erasBehind-the-scenes paddock memoriesThe personalities who shaped MotoGPReflections on how the sport evolvedInsights into motorcycle racing historyThe Racing Back PaddockIf you’re enjoying Racing Back, you can support the show by joining The Racing Back Paddock on YouTube for £3.99 per month.Members receive early access to episodes, loyalty badges, member shoutouts and more exclusive perks coming soon.Racing Back is the MotoGP podcast hosted by Nick Harris and Julian Ryder, featuring legendary riders, officials and insiders sharing stories and insights from the world of MotoGP and motorcycle racing.

In Part 2 of this special conversation, MotoGP commentators Nick Harris and Julian Ryder continue their fascinating discussion with former Grand Prix rider and team owner Rob McElnea.Picking up from the 1987 season, Rob shares incredible memories from inside the Suzuki team, including stories about teammate Kevin Schwantz that have rarely, if ever, been told before.The conversation also explores Rob’s hugely successful years in the British Superbike Championship, including winning three BSB titles with Niall Mackenzie and building one of the most respected teams in British racing.An episode packed with history, humour and unforgettable stories from one of the sport’s great characters.In this episodeThe Racing Back PaddockRob McElnea’s memories from the 1987 GP eraUntold stories about Kevin SchwantzLife inside the Suzuki teamWinning BSB titles with Niall MackenzieBehind-the-scenes paddock insightsReflections on motorcycle racing historyIf you’re enjoying Racing Back, you can support the show by joining The Racing Back Paddock on YouTube for £3.99 per month.Members receive early access to episodes, loyalty badges, member shoutouts and more exclusive perks coming soon.Racing Back is the MotoGP podcast hosted by Nick Harris and Julian Ryder, featuring legendary riders, team owners and insiders sharing stories and insights from the world of MotoGP and motorcycle racing.

In this episode of Racing Back, MotoGP commentators Nick Harris and Julian Ryder are joined by former Grand Prix rider and team owner Rob McElnea.In Part 1 of a special two-part conversation, Rob reflects on his career as both a privateer and factory-supported rider, competing with Suzuki and Yamaha at the highest level of motorcycle racing.He also discusses his transition into team ownership, building the Rob Mac Racing team into a successful force in the British Superbike Championship.Packed with stories, insight, and experience from both sides of the paddock, this is an unmissable first part — with more to come in the next episode.The Racing Back PaddockIf you’re enjoying Racing Back, you can support the show by joining The Racing Back Paddock on YouTube for £3.99 per month.Members receive early access to episodes, loyalty badges, member shoutouts and more exclusive perks coming soon.Racing Back is the MotoGP podcast hosted by Nick Harris and Julian Ryder, featuring legendary riders, team owners and insiders sharing stories and insights from the world of MotoGP and motorcycle racing.

In this episode of Racing Back, MotoGP commentators Nick Harris and Julian Ryder are joined by Stuart Higgs, Series Director of the British Superbike Championship.Stuart provides a detailed and engaging insight into how one of the world’s most exciting motorcycle racing championships is run. He explains what makes BSB so unique and competitive.This episode offers a rare behind-the-scenes look at the decisions, challenges, and innovations that shape the championship, along with reflections on its future and continued success.The Racing Back PaddockIf you’re enjoying Racing Back, you can support the show by joining The Racing Back Paddock on YouTube for £3.99 per month.Members receive early access to episodes, loyalty badges, member shoutouts and more exclusive perks coming soon.Racing Back is the MotoGP podcast hosted by Nick Harris and Julian Ryder, featuring legendary riders, series directors and insiders sharing stories and insights from the world of MotoGP and motorcycle racing.

In this episode of Racing Back, MotoGP commentators Nick Harris and Julian Ryder are joined by world champion sidecar racer Steve Webster.Steve shares the story of an extraordinary career at the very top of sidecar racing, offering a unique insight into one of the most demanding and often overlooked disciplines in motorcycle sport. From championship success to the challenges of mastering such a physically intense form of racing, he provides a fascinating perspective on life in this specialist category.Packed with stories, expertise and reflections on the sport, this episode shines a light on a remarkable career and a vital part of motorcycle racing history.In this episodeSteve Webster’s journey to world championship successThe world of sidecar racingCareer highlights and defining momentsThe Racing Back PaddockIf you’re enjoying Racing Back, you can support the show by joining The Racing Back Paddock on YouTube for £3.99 per month.Members receive early access to episodes, loyalty badges, member shoutouts and more exclusive perks coming soon.Racing Back is the MotoGP podcast hosted by Nick Harris and Julian Ryder, featuring legendary riders, racers and insiders sharing stories and insights from the world of MotoGP and motorcycle racing.

Nick and Jules are joined by Dr Martin Raines to launch the Racing Back Hall of Fame, celebrating the riders who defined Grand Prix motorcycle racing’s smaller classes.From the birth of MotoGP in 1949 through the golden eras of 125cc, 250cc, 350cc and 500cc competition, the team explores the stories, significance and legacy of these often-overlooked categories.Why does this history still matter? Which riders deserve recognition? And how did these classes help shape modern MotoGP?A thoughtful, nostalgic and opinion-filled episode for anyone who loves the roots of the sport.Join The Racing Back Paddock on YouTubeWant more Racing Back?Become a member of The Racing Back Paddock for just £3.99 per month.Members receive:Early access to new episodesLoyalty badgesMember shoutouts on the showMore exclusive perks coming soonClick the JOIN button on the channel to become part of the paddock.Please Like , Comment , and Subscribe to support the channel and help more MotoGP fans discover Racing Back.

In this episode of Racing Back, MotoGP commentators Nick Harris and Julian Ryder are joined once again by legendary crew chief Jerry Burgess.A hugely popular guest, Jerry returns to share more incredible insights from a career spent working alongside some of the greatest riders in motorcycle racing history. From championship-winning moments to life inside the MotoGP paddock, he offers a unique perspective on what it takes to succeed at the very highest level.Packed with stories, expertise, and behind-the-scenes detail, this is another unmissable episode for MotoGP fans.In this episodeJerry Burgess returns to the podcastWorking with MotoGP legendsLife as a top-level crew chiefRace strategy and team dynamicsBehind-the-scenes paddock storiesReflections on MotoGP past and presentIf you’re enjoying Racing Back, you can support the show by joining The Racing Back Paddock on YouTube for £3.99 per month.Members receive early access to episodes, loyalty badges, member shoutouts and more exclusive perks coming soon.Racing Back is the MotoGP podcast hosted by Nick Harris and Julian Ryder, featuring legendary riders, crew chiefs and insiders sharing stories and insights from the world of MotoGP and motorcycle racing.

In this episode of Racing Back, MotoGP commentators Nick Harris and Julian Ryder are joined once again by respected journalist Dennis Noyes to remember one of motorcycle racing’s most loved figures — Nicky Hayden.Known as the “Kentucky Kid”, Nicky Hayden’s journey from American racing to MotoGP World Champion made him one of the sport’s most admired riders. In this emotional and insightful episode, Dennis shares personal memories, stories from the paddock, and reflections on what made Hayden such a special character both on and off the track.It’s a heartfelt tribute to a true legend of the sport, whose legacy continues to be felt across the world of motorcycle racing.In this episodeRemembering Nicky Hayden and his careerDennis Noyes’ personal insights and storiesHayden’s rise to MotoGP World ChampionLife inside the Grand Prix paddockWhat made the “Kentucky Kid” so specialThe Racing Back PaddockIf you’re enjoying Racing Back, you can support the show by joining The Racing Back Paddock on YouTube for £3.99 per month.Members receive early access to episodes, loyalty badges, member shoutouts and more exclusive perks coming soon.Racing Back is the MotoGP podcast hosted by Nick Harris and Julian Ryder, featuring legendary riders and insiders sharing stories and insights from the world of MotoGP and Grand Prix motorcycle racing.

In this episode of Racing Back, MotoGP commentators Nick Harris and Julian Ryder are joined by two-time World Superbike Champion James Toseland.James reflects on an outstanding racing career that saw him reach the very top of World Superbike racing, claiming two world titles and establishing himself as one of Britain’s most successful riders. He discusses his journey through the sport, the challenges of competing at the highest level, and the transition into MotoGP.From championship-winning moments to the realities of life in the paddock, this episode offers a fascinating insight into the career and mindset of a world champion.In this episodeJames Toseland’s rise through the ranksWinning two World Superbike titlesThe move into MotoGPCareer highlights and challengesLife after racingThe Racing Back PaddockIf you’re enjoying Racing Back, you can support the show by joining The Racing Back Paddock on YouTube for £3.99 per month.Members receive early access to episodes, loyalty badges, member shoutouts and more exclusive perks coming soon.Racing Back is the MotoGP podcast hosted by Nick Harris and Julian Ryder, featuring legendary riders and insiders sharing stories and insights from the world of MotoGP and motorcycle racing.

In Episode 42 of Racing Back, legendary MotoGP commentators Nick Harris and Julian Ryder are joined by former racer and close friend of Barry Sheene, Steve Parrish.Marking the anniversary of Barry Sheene’s passing, Steve shares deeply personal memories and unique insights into one of motorcycle racing’s most iconic figures. From their friendship in and out of the paddock to Barry’s impact on the sport, this episode offers a rare look at the man behind the legend.Steve reflects on Barry’s remarkable racing career, his larger-than-life personality, and what made him such a beloved figure both within the paddock and beyond. It’s a conversation full of humour, honesty and heartfelt stories from a golden era of Grand Prix motorcycle racing.In this episodeSteve Parrish on his friendship with Barry SheeneRemembering Barry on the anniversary of his passingBarry Sheene’s racing career and legacyStories from the 500cc eraWhat made Barry such a unique personalityThe Racing Back PaddockIf you’re enjoying Racing Back, you can support the show by joining The Racing Back Paddock on YouTube for £3.99 per month.Members receive early access to episodes, loyalty badges, member shoutouts and more exclusive perks coming soon.Racing Back is the MotoGP podcast hosted by Nick Harris and Julian Ryder, featuring legendary riders and insiders sharing stories and insights from the world of MotoGP and Grand Prix motorcycle racing.

In Episode 41 of Racing Back, legendary MotoGP commentators Nick Harris and Julian Ryder are joined by one of the most interesting figures to have worked behind the scenes in Grand Prix motorcycle racing — Peter Clifford.Peter’s journey into the MotoGP paddock is anything but conventional. Beginning his career as a motorcycle journalist, he went on to found WCM Racing and later ran the Red Bull Yamaha WCM squad in the premier class.In this fascinating conversation, Peter takes Nick and Julian through the remarkable story of building and running a Grand Prix team, the challenges of competing against factory giants, and what life was really like behind the scenes in the MotoGP paddock.From early ambitions and pivotal decisions to the realities of running a team at the highest level of motorcycle racing, this episode offers a rare insight into a side of the sport fans don’t always see.In this episodePeter Clifford’s early career as a motorcycle journalistFounding the WCM Racing teamRunning the Red Bull Yamaha WCM MotoGP projectThe challenges of competing with factory teamsBehind-the-scenes stories from the Grand Prix paddockThe Racing Back PaddockIf you’re enjoying Racing Back, you can support the show by joining The Racing Back Paddock on YouTube for £3.99 per month.Members receive early access to episodes, loyalty badges, member shoutouts and more exclusive perks coming soon.Racing Back is the MotoGP podcast hosted by Nick Harris and Julian Ryder, featuring legendary riders, team managers and insiders sharing stories and insights from the world of MotoGP and Grand Prix motorcycle racing.

In Episode 40 of Racing Back, legendary MotoGP commentators Nick Harris and Julian Ryder are joined by one of the most charismatic figures in Grand Prix motorcycle racing — Randy Mamola.Randy takes us back to the beginning of an extraordinary career that started at a remarkably young age and saw him become one of the most spectacular riders of the 500cc era. Known for his fearless style, incredible saves, and unforgettable podium celebrations, Mamola reflects on the moments that defined his time at the top level of world championship racing.From early breakthroughs to battling some of the sport’s greatest names, Randy shares stories from a remarkable racing life and offers thoughtful reflections on the podium finishes, rivalries, and experiences that shaped his career.It’s a fascinating conversation full of humour, honesty and a deep love for the sport.In this episode:Randy Mamola’s early start in Grand Prix racingLife competing in the legendary 500cc eraMemorable podium finishes and career highlightsReflections on racing’s golden ageRandy’s perspective on the sport and its legacyIf you’re enjoying the show, you can support the podcast by joining The Racing Back Paddock on YouTube for £3.99 per month. Members receive early access to episodes, loyalty badges, member shoutouts and more exclusive perks coming soon.Racing Back is the MotoGP podcast hosted by Nick Harris and Julian Ryder, featuring legendary riders, racing stories and insights from the world of Grand Prix motorcycle racing.

#MotoGP2026 #NickHarris #JulianRyderIn Episode 39 of Racing Back, legendary commentators Nick Harris and Julian Ryder are joined by former MotoGP star Bradley Smith for an in-depth and fascinating conversation.From his rise through the ranks to competing at the very top of MotoGP, Bradley reflects on the highs, challenges, and defining moments of his racing career. He also shares what he’s up to now and gives some thoughts into the upcoming season, kicking off this weekend in Thailand.💬 In this episode:Bradley Smith’s journey through MotoGPCareer highlights and toughest momentsLife after full-time racing🚨 JOIN THE RACING BACK PADDOCKGet closer to the action with our exclusive members club:👉 The Racing Back Paddock – just £3.99/month⚡ Early access to episodes🏅 Loyalty badges📣 Member shoutouts🔜 More exclusive perks coming soonHit the “Join” button on the channel and become part of The Racing Back Paddock today!#MotoGPPodcast #MotoGPSeason #Motorsport #BikeRacing #MotoGPFans #RacingLegends #ThailandGP #MotoGPPreview

#MickDoohan #NickHarris #JulianRyderIn Episode 38 of Racing Back, legendary commentators Nick Harris and Julian Ryder welcome a true icon of motorcycle racing — Mick Doohan, the 5-time 500cc World Champion.This week’s episode is packed with incredible stories, insider insights, and honest reflections from one of the sport’s greatest ever riders. Doohan dives into his dominant Honda years, the mindset behind championship success, and how MotoGP has evolved from his era to today.💬 In this episode:Doohan’s journey to 5 world titlesBehind-the-scenes stories from the 500cc eraThe mental toughness required to win at the highest levelHis views on modern MotoGP and today’s ridersReflections on rivals, risks, and racing legacy🚨 JOIN THE RACING BACK PADDOCK On YouTubeGet closer to the action with our exclusive members club:👉 The Racing Back Paddock – just £3.99/month⚡ Early access to episodes🏅 Loyalty badges📣 Member shoutouts🔜 More exclusive perks coming soonHit the “Join” button on the YouTube channel to become part of the inner circle!👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more Racing Back episodes every week. #MotoGP #MickDoohan #NickHarris #JulianRyder #MotorcycleRacing #MotoGPHistory #RacingBack #MotoGPPodcast #500cc #MotoGPLegends #Motorsport #BikeRacing #GP500 #MotoGPFans #RacingLegends

#MotoGP #RacingBack #MotoGPPodcast #TheNearlyMen #DrMartinRainesWelcome to Episode 37 of Racing Back, Nick and Jules are joined by the MotoGP oracle himself, Dr Martin Raines, to dive into one of the sport’s most fascinating debates — the riders who almost had it all.From title challengers who fell just short, to supremely talented racers whose careers were derailed by injury, timing, machinery, or sheer bad luck, we explore the “Nearly Men” of MotoGP. Were they victims of circumstance? Overshadowed by generational greats? Or simply a twist of fate away from greatness?We break down the careers, the what-ifs, and the lingering questions surrounding some of the sport’s most talented names who never quite received the accolades they may have deserved.Do you agree with our picks? Have we missed anyone?Let us know your contenders for MotoGP’s ultimate “Nearly Men” in the comments below!ARE YOU LOOKING FOR TICKETS AND PACKAGES FOR NEXT SEASON?THIS COULD HELP!                                         https://tidd.ly/4kuPoak🔹 Sponsorship OpportunityRacing Back is now actively seeking podcast sponsors and brand partners. If you’re a motorsport brand, motorcycle business, or racing-related product looking to reach a highly engaged and growing MotoGP and World Superbike audience, we’d love to hear from you. Sponsorship details and contact information can be found below.If you enjoy MotoGP podcasts, World Superbike interviews, motorcycle racing stories, and behind-the-scenes paddock insight, make sure to like, subscribe, and share the channel. Your support helps us bring you more exclusive racing content every week.

#RacingBack #NeilHodgson #MotoGPRacing Back continues its deep dive into the world of elite motorcycle racing with a very special guest—British World Champion Neil Hodgson.Following two standout episodes featuring legendary MotoGP crew chief Jerry Burgess, Nick and Jules welcome World Superbike Champion and MotoGP race winner Neil Hodgson to the podcast. In this episode, Neil shares stories from his racing career, insights into MotoGP and World Superbike, and his perspective on what it takes to compete—and win—at the highest level of motorcycle racing.With recent growth in subscribers and listeners, Racing Back is entering an exciting new phase. Over the coming weeks, episode lengths will be increasing to allow for longer-form conversations, deeper paddock stories, and more exclusive insight from riders, engineers, and key figures from MotoGP, World Superbike, and international motorcycle racing.And yes—Jerry Burgess will be returning for another episode very soon.🔹 Sponsorship Opportunity Racing Back is now actively seeking podcast sponsors and brand partners. If you’re a motorsport brand, motorcycle business, or racing-related product looking to reach a highly engaged and growing MotoGP and World Superbike audience, we’d love to hear from you. Sponsorship details and contact information can be found below.If you enjoy MotoGP podcasts, World Superbike interviews, motorcycle racing stories, and behind-the-scenes paddock insight, make sure to like, subscribe, and share the channel. Your support helps us bring you more exclusive racing content every week.Without further ado—welcome to Racing Back Episode 36. 🏍️🏁#WorldSuperbike #WSBK #MotoGPPodcast #MotorcycleRacing #MotorsportPodcast #SuperbikeRacing #BritishWorldChampion #MotoGPInterview #RacingPodcast #PaddockStories #MotorbikeRacing #RoadRacing #JerryBurgess #TwoWheels #RacingLifeInterested in Sponsorship? Want your product advertised on our show?Contact: [email protected]

#RacingBackPodcast #JerryBurgess #MotoGP #ValentinoRossi #MickDoohan #WayneGardnerNick and Jules continue their fantastic chat with one of the most influential figures in Grand Prix motorcycle racing history — Jerry Burgess.JB is Australian, he was doing the standard European tour in 1980 when friends he was staying with in South London put him forward for a mechanic’s job at Heron Suzuki. He worked for Suzuki for three years, primarily for Randy Mamola before moving to Honda - where he stayed for 21 years.he started as a mechanic for Ron Haslam before being moved to Freddie Spencer’s team to work for race engineer Erv Kanemoto, from whom Jerry learnt the art of being a crew chief during Freddie’s double championship year 1985.Honda then moved him to be race engineer for Aussie new recruit Wayne Gardner, winning the title in ’87.JB was again moved by management to be crew chief for another young Aussie, Mick Doohan in 1989. The first title came in 1994 and was followed by four more consecutively. It was an era of total domination. Doohan retired in 1999 and the arrival of Valentino Rossi at Honda kept JB in the sport. Three world championships with Honda followed by four more after a sensational move to Yamaha. He applied to analytical ability he learnt from Kanemoto and his own experiences. JB is an acute observer of paddock behaviour Above all, he wanted to win as much as his riders and he knew how to make victory possibleAll of which makes Burgess the most successful crew chief in MotoGP history.Packed with humour, honesty, and hard-earned wisdom, Episode 34 is a must-listen for racing fans, engineers, and anyone fascinated by the human side of elite motorsport.Whether you’re a MotoGP fan, racer, engineer, or motorsport history lover, this is an unmissable conversation with a genuine legend of the sport.Watch, listen, and subscribe for more iconic racing stories.👍 Like💬 Comment (we read every one!)🔔 Subscribe to support the channelWould you like to sponsor our show? Why Sponsor Racing Back?Racing Back Podcast reaches a passionate, engaged motorsport audience that spans WSBK, MotoGP, and general racing fans. Our listeners are highly active, social media-savvy, and love discovering brands that support their racing lifestyle.Partnering with us means:Exposure to a dedicated and growing motorsport communityPromotion across YouTube, socials, and podcast platformsIntegration opportunities in episodes, quizzes, and specialsIf you’re a brand looking to connect with motorcycle racing enthusiasts, let’s talk sponsorship opportunities! Reach us at: [email protected]

MotoGP Legend Jerry Burgess on Rossi, Doohan & Gardner | Racing Back Ep 34#RacingBackPodcast #JerryBurgess #MotoGP #ValentinoRossi #MickDoohan #WayneGardnerNick and Jules are joined this week on Racing Back by one of the most influential figures in Grand Prix motorcycle racing history — Jerry Burgess.JB is Australian, he was doing the standard European tour in 1980 when friends he was staying with in South London put him forward for a mechanic’s job at Heron Suzuki. He worked for Suzuki for three years, primarily for Randy Mamola before moving to Honda - where he stayed for 21 years.he started as a mechanic for Ron Haslam before being moved to Freddie Spencer’s team to work for race engineer Erv Kanemoto, from whom Jerry learnt the art of being a crew chief during Freddie’s double championship year 1985.Honda then moved him to be race engineer for Aussie new recruit Wayne Gardner, winning the title in ’87.JB was again moved by management to be crew chief for another young Aussie, Mick Doohan in 1989. The first title came in 1994 and was followed by four more consecutively. It was an era of total domination. Doohan retired in 1999 and the arrival of Valentino Rossi at Honda kept JB in the sport. Three world championships with Honda followed by four more after a sensational move to Yamaha. He applied to analytical ability he learnt from Kanemoto and his own experiences. JB is an acute observer of paddock behaviour Above all, he wanted to win as much as his riders and he knew how to make victory possibleAll of which makes Burgess the most successful crew chief in MotoGP history.Packed with humour, honesty, and hard-earned wisdom, Episode 34 is a must-listen for racing fans, engineers, and anyone fascinated by the human side of elite motorsport.Whether you’re a MotoGP fan, racer, engineer, or motorsport history lover, this is an unmissable conversation with a genuine legend of the sport.Watch, listen, and subscribe for more iconic racing stories.👍 Like💬 Comment (we read every one!)🔔 Subscribe to support the channelWould you like to sponsor our show? Why Sponsor Racing Back?Racing Back Podcast reaches a passionate, engaged motorsport audience that spans WSBK, MotoGP, and general racing fans. Our listeners are highly active, social media-savvy, and love discovering brands that support their racing lifestyle.Partnering with us means:Exposure to a dedicated and growing motorsport communityPromotion across YouTube, socials, and podcast platformsIntegration opportunities in episodes, quizzes, and specialsIf you’re a brand looking to connect with motorcycle racing enthusiasts, let’s talk sponsorship opportunities! Reach us at: [email protected]

Happy New Year Racing Backers! Todays episode Nick, Jules and Martin looks at all of your fabulous entries for the Dream Grid competition! TWO OF YOU ARE LUCKY WINNERS - IS IT YOU?Good luck!👍 Like💬 Comment (we read every one!)🔔 Subscribe to support the channelWould you like to sponsor our show? Why Sponsor Racing Back?Racing Back Podcast reaches a passionate, engaged motorsport audience that spans WSBK, MotoGP, and general racing fans. Our listeners are highly active, social media-savvy, and love discovering brands that support their racing lifestyle.Partnering with us means:Exposure to a dedicated and growing motorsport communityPromotion across YouTube, socials, and podcast platformsIntegration opportunities in episodes, quizzes, and specialsIf you’re a brand looking to connect with motorcycle racing enthusiasts, let’s talk sponsorship opportunities! Reach us at: [email protected]

The Christmas Quiz rolls on! 🎄 Nick and Jules are back with MotoGP guru Dr Martin Raines as Racing Back continues the festive fun in Part Two of the Christmas special.This episode keeps the Dirty Dozen conversation flowing, with plenty of debate, opinion, and seasonal banter as the team reacts to the challenge and the talking points it’s already created. Expect laughs, strong views, and plenty to get you thinking as you finalise your entry.🚨 Don’t click away early — there’s more important information waiting at the end of the episode 👀🎁👇 REMINDER: Once you’ve sorted your Dirty Dozen, drop your answers in the YouTube comments for your chance to win.Festive vibes, MotoGP chat, and Christmas Quiz chaos — let’s head back to the paddock! 🏁👍 Like💬 Comment (we read every one!)🔔 Subscribe to support the channelWould you like to sponsor our show? Why Sponsor Racing Back?Racing Back Podcast reaches a passionate, engaged motorsport audience that spans WSBK, MotoGP, and general racing fans. Our listeners are highly active, social media-savvy, and love discovering brands that support their racing lifestyle.Partnering with us means:Exposure to a dedicated and growing motorsport communityPromotion across YouTube, socials, and podcast platformsIntegration opportunities in episodes, quizzes, and specialsIf you’re a brand looking to connect with motorcycle racing enthusiasts, let’s talk sponsorship opportunities! Reach us at: [email protected]

MotoGP guru Dr Martin Raines joins Nick and Jules as Racing Back dives deeper into this year’s Christmas Competition 🎄In Episode 31, the team breaks down Rainsey’s infamous “Dirty Dozen” challenge — how it works, how to approach it, and what you need to know before submitting your entry.#RacingBack #ChristmasQuiz #DirtyDozen #DrMartinRaines #WatchTillTheEnd #LeaveAComment #WinPrizes #ChristmasCompetition🚨 IMPORTANT: Make sure you watch until the very end for details on some very special prizes 👀🎁👇 HOW TO ENTER: Once you’ve sorted your Dirty Dozen, drop your answers in the YouTube page comments for your chance to win.Enough said… let’s head to the paddock! 🏁👍 Like💬 Comment (we read every one!)🔔 Subscribe to support the channelWould you like to sponsor our show? Why Sponsor Racing Back?Racing Back Podcast reaches a passionate, engaged motorsport audience that spans WSBK, MotoGP, and general racing fans. Our listeners are highly active, social media-savvy, and love discovering brands that support their racing lifestyle.Partnering with us means:Exposure to a dedicated and growing motorsport communityPromotion across YouTube, socials, and podcast platformsIntegration opportunities in episodes, quizzes, and specialsIf you’re a brand looking to connect with motorcycle racing enthusiasts, let’s talk sponsorship opportunities! Reach us at: [email protected]

This week on Racing Back, Nick and Jules welcome back the legendary Dennis Noyes, fresh from a European trip and packed with insight.Dennis looks back on the past racing season with the benefit of hindsight, sharing fascinating research and data-driven comparisons between the 2024 and 2025 seasons. From key performance trends to what the numbers reveal once the season is complete, this episode delivers expert analysis you won’t want to miss.🔥 A must-watch for racing fans who love deep dives and expert opinion.🎄 Coming Next Week: The good Dr Martin Raines returns with the Racing Back Christmas Quiz! Have you got your grid ready?Sit back, hit play, and enjoy Episode 30 of Racing Back. 🏁#MotorsportPodcast #RacingBack #2025Season #DennisNoyes #RacingAnalysis  #NickAndJules #YouTubePodcast #WatchAndListen #MustWatch #NewEpisode #PodcastClips #FullEpisode #2025Review👍 Like💬 Comment (we read every one!)🔔 Subscribe to support the channelWould you like to sponsor our show? Why Sponsor Racing Back? Racing Back Podcast reaches a passionate, engaged motorsport audience that spans WSBK, MotoGP, and general racing fans. Our listeners are highly active, social media-savvy, and love discovering brands that support their racing lifestyle.Partnering with us means:Exposure to a dedicated and growing motorsport communityPromotion across YouTube, socials, and podcast platformsIntegration opportunities in episodes, quizzes, and specialsIf you’re a brand looking to connect with motorcycle racing enthusiasts, let’s talk sponsorship opportunities! Reach us at: [email protected]

Nick and Jules welcome back the fantastic Greg Haines, freshly returned from World Superbike testing in Jerez and loaded with exclusive paddock insights! The team kicks things off with a reminder about this year’s Christmas Quiz from Dr. Martin Raines, followed by the latest socials roundup.Greg brings a detailed breakdown of everything happening in the WSB world—new developments, testing highlights, and expert analysis you won’t hear anywhere else.And don’t miss next week’s episode featuring the legendary Dennis Noyes! Christmas is coming early for racing fans!Enjoy the show.#MotoGP #WSBK #WorldSBK #GregHaines #MotorcycleRacing #RacingBackPodcast #JerezTest #Superbikes #DennisNoyes #MotoPodcast #BikeRacing #Motorsport👍 Like💬 Comment (we read every one!)🔔 Subscribe to support the channel#Podcast #MotoGP #Motorsport #WSBK #WorldSBK #PodcastLife #YouTubeCreators #motorcycleracing Would you like to sponsor our show? Why Sponsor Racing Back? Racing Back Podcast reaches a passionate, engaged motorsport audience that spans WSBK, MotoGP, and general racing fans. Our listeners are highly active, social media-savvy, and love discovering brands that support their racing lifestyle.Partnering with us means:Exposure to a dedicated and growing motorsport communityPromotion across YouTube, socials, and podcast platformsIntegration opportunities in episodes, quizzes, and specialsIf you’re a brand looking to connect with motorcycle racing enthusiasts, let’s talk sponsorship opportunities! Reach us at: [email protected]

Episode 28 – “Reunited & Racing: With Special Guest Keith Huewen”This week on Racing Back, Nick and Jules are joined by a very special guest — the legendary Keith Huewen. Yes, the iconic Superbike commentary duo is reunited at last! (Just… don’t mention how much the Beatles were once offered to reform…)Fresh from the latest buzz on socials, the trio take a trip down memory lane to revisit one of racing’s most cherished chapters: the Trans-Atlantic Trophy. Expect stories, laughter, and insider insight as the team relive an era that helped shape motorcycle racing history. It’s a must-watch (and must-listen!) for MotoGP and Superbike fans alike.And there’s more to come — next week, the fantastic Greg Haines returns, promising yet another unmissable episode! But before that, we have this fantastic instalment for your delectation.ENJOY!#RacingBack #MotoGP #Superbikes #MotorcycleRacing #BikeRacing #RacingPodcast #MotoPodcast#KeithHuewen #NickAndJules #TransAtlanticTrophy #RacingHistory#MotorsportLegends👉 Subscribe, like, and drop your thoughts in the comments — we love hearing from you!If you are a business and would like to take advantage and leverage the power of the fast growing podcast ad stream market, and in particular sponsoring 'Racing Back', please drop us a line - [email protected] via podcasts is a cost efficient way of reaching a wider market. 

This week on Racing Back, Nick and Jules are once again joined by the brilliant Dr. Martin Raines for a jam-packed Episode 27. After a lively catch-up on the socials, the trio dive into all things Valencia, looking back on the final round and reflecting on the season as a whole.A nostalgic detour takes the team into the legendary Transatlantic Trophy — with even more on that fascinating topic coming your way next week. Martin also lifts the lid on his upcoming Christmas extravaganza competition, so keep your ears sharp and your thinking caps close… you won’t want to miss this one!It’s another superb episode of insights, stories, and MotoGP passion — and next week promises to be even bigger as the team welcomes Keith Huewen to the show.Without further ado… fire it up and enjoy the ride! 🏁🎙️#RacingBackPodcast #MotoGP #MotoGPPodcast #ValenciaGP #SeasonReview #DrMartinRaines #KeithHuewen #TransatlanticTrophy #ChristmasCompetition #MotoGPNostalgia #MotoGPCommunity #MotorcycleRacing #TwoWheels #BikeRacingHistory #ListenNow #NewEpisode👉 Subscribe, like, and drop your thoughts in the comments — we love hearing from you!If you are a business and would like to take advantage and leverage the power of the fast growing podcast ad stream market, and in particular sponsoring 'Racing Back', please drop us a line - [email protected] via podcasts is a cost efficient way of reaching a wider market. 

After surviving yet another power cut — this time up north — Nick and Jules are back to break down all the action from Portimão last weekend. The duo also turn their attention to the remaining Moto2 rounds, discussing what’s still to play for as the season nears its end.Looking ahead, they tease the return of the great Dr. Martin Raines in next week’s episode, where he’ll be sharing news about a very special Christmas edition of Racing Back! Intrigue levels are high, so tune in as the lads keep the conversation charged in this week’s fantastic episode.#RacingBack #MotoGP #PortimaoGP #Moto2 #PodcastEpisode #MotoGPPodcast #NickAndJules #MotorcycleRacing #TwoWheelsTalk #MotoPodcast#MotoGPRace #MotoGPFans #RaceWeekend #RacingLife #PitLaneChat #MotorsportTalk #GP2025 #BehindTheVisor #PoweringThroughPortimao#DrMartinRaines #MotoGPStories #ChristmasSpecial #RacingBackChristmas #MotoHistory👉 Subscribe, like, and drop your thoughts in the comments — we love hearing from you!If you are a business and would like to take advantage and leverage the power of the fast growing podcast ad stream market, and in particular sponsoring 'Racing Back', please drop us a line - [email protected] via podcasts is a cost efficient way of reaching a wider market. 

Nick and Jules are back this week, looking sharp, neatly coiffed and confident as they gear up for the penultimate race of a long season in Portimão, Portugal. As always, they dive into your social media and YouTube comments, buzzing with the great ideas and energy coming from their fantastic fans! The team also explores an interesting topic — racers who have competed on both two and four wheels. Will we ever see drivers like that again?Keep those comments and suggestions coming — and if you haven’t subscribed yet, make sure you do!👉 Subscribe, like, and drop your thoughts in the comments — we love hearing from you!#MotoGP #PortimaoGP #RacingBackPodcast #MotoGP2025 #MotorcycleRacing #TwoWheels #FourWheels #Motorsport #MotoGPFans #RacingLife #Riders #MotoNews #MotoTalk #GPWeekend #RacingCommunity #BikeRacing #F1andMotoGP #MotorsportCrossover #PitLaneChat#MotoGP #PortimaoGP #MotoGP2025 #RacingBackPodcast #MotoRacing #MotoGPHighlights #MotorsportPodcast #MotoGPNews #MotorcycleRacing #MotoGPTalk #RidersLife #GrandPrixIf you are a business and would like to take advantage and leverage the power of the fast growing podcast ad stream market, and in particular sponsoring 'Racing Back', please drop us a line - [email protected] via podcasts is a cost efficient way of reaching a wider market. 

What an episode!Greg Haines knows Toprak better than anybody and joins Nick and Jules to give amazing insight into the Word Superbike Champion, before the Turkish rider embarks on his MotoGP journey.🎧 Buckle up for expert analysis, behind-the-scenes stories, and a deep dive into what’s next for one of the sport’s most electrifying talents.DON’T MISS THIS!👉 Subscribe, like, and drop your thoughts in the comments — we love hearing from you!#MotoGP #WSBK #ToprakRazgatlıoğlu #GregHaines #NickAndJules #MotorcycleRacing #RacingPodcast #MotoRacing #WorldSBK #Toprak #MotorsportIf you are a business and would like to take advantage and leverage the power of the fast growing podcast ad stream market, and in particular sponsoring 'Racing Back', please drop us a line - [email protected] via podcasts is a cost efficient way of reaching a wider market. 

Nick and Julian are back to break down another action-packed MotoGP weekend — and yes, it’s another first-time winner! That’s back-to-back maiden victories, and there’s plenty to chat about. The guys dive into your social and YouTube comments, share their takes on the latest races, and look ahead to what’s coming as the season winds down. The good news? We’re not stopping! There’s loads planned to keep you entertained through the winter, with great guests, fun discussions, and maybe just a short Christmas break.Enjoy this episode!#MotoGP #MotoGPPodcast #RacingBackPodcast #MotoGPRaceReview #MotoGP2025 #MotoGPHighlights #MotorcycleRacing #MotoGPLatest #NickAndJulian #MotoGPRiders #MotoGPRace #MotoGPLife👉 Subscribe, like, and drop your thoughts in the comments — we love hearing from you!If you are a business and would like to take advantage and leverage the power of the fast growing podcast ad stream market, and in particular sponsoring 'Racing Back', please drop us a line - [email protected] via podcasts is a cost efficient way of reaching a wider market. 

This week, Nick and Jules are joined by another absolute legend — Dennis Noyes! Before settling in, the guys give some social shout-outs (and maybe drop a hint about future merch 👀).With a bumper weekend of racing ahead, there’s plenty to chat about — but things really heat up when Dennis drops a possible scoop on Marc Márquez and what’s next for his season.Don’t miss this one — it’s packed with insight, laughs, and pure racing energy! 🏁👉 Subscribe, like, and drop your thoughts in the comments — we love hearing from you!#RacingBack #MotoGP #DennisNoyes #MarcMarquez #MotoGP2025 #RacingPodcast #Motorsport #TwoWheels #RacingCommunity #BehindTheScenes #PodcastLifeIf you are a business and would like to take advantage and leverage the power of the fast growing podcast ad stream market, and in particular sponsoring 'Racing Back', please drop us a line - [email protected] via podcasts is a cost efficient way of reaching a wider market. 

This week....The second youngest winner of all time. And who’s going to ride MM93’s Ducati for the rest of the season?Other first time winners, what’s really eating Pecco? And looking forward to the conclusions of the world and British superbike championships#MotoGP #JapaneseGP #MotegiGP #MotoGPRacing #RacingBack #MotoGPPodcast #GPnews #MotoGPFans👉 Don’t forget to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE to stay up to date with every new episode. 💬 Drop your questions in the comments—we might feature them in the next episode!If you are a business and would like to take advantage and leverage the power of the fast growing podcast ad stream market, and in particular sponsoring 'Racing Back', please drop us a line - [email protected] via podcasts is a cost efficient way of reaching a wider market. 

Nick and Jules are once again joined by the brilliant Dr. Martin Raines to unpack an electrifying Grand Prix at Motegi. While the on-track action was spectacular, the overriding talking point for everyone who loves the sport revolves around the bigger questions about MotoGP’s future. Are we witnessing history being rewritten?This is a fascinating and insightful conversation that true fans won’t want to miss. So without further ado—let’s let the pod do the talking!#MotoGP #JapaneseGP #MotegiGP #MotoGPRacing #RacingBack #MotoGPPodcast #GPnews #MotoGPFans👉 Don’t forget to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE to stay up to date with every new episode. 💬 Drop your questions in the comments—we might feature them in the next episode!If you are a business and would like to take advantage and leverage the power of the fast growing podcast ad stream market, and in particular sponsoring 'Racing Back', please drop us a line - [email protected] via podcasts is a cost efficient way of reaching a wider market. 

This episode is dedicated to the memory of Paul Fowler, a dear friend and colleague of Nick’s, who sadly passed away. Our thoughts and condolences go out to Paul’s family.Nick and Jules begin by sharing your latest comments, questions, and opinions—keep them coming! They then dive into the drama of the Bol d’Or, where BMW came agonizingly close but just missed out. Later, the conversation shifts to MotoGP, as the duo explore what progress in the sport really means—what the future may bring, and what we all hope it doesn’t lose along the way.#MotoGP #RacingBack #BolDor #BMWMotorrad #PaulFowler #MotoGP2025 #GrandPrixRacing #MotorcycleRacing #MotoGPFans👉 Don’t forget to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE to stay up to date with every new episode. 💬 Drop your questions in the comments—we might feature them in the next episode!If you are a business and would like to take advantage and leverage the power of the fast growing podcast ad stream market, and in particular sponsoring 'Racing Back', please drop us a line - [email protected] via podcasts is a cost efficient way of reaching a wider market.