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Lewis Duncan and Oriol Puigdemont look back at the French GP to analyse all the track action. This is also their first opportunity to discuss the news we broke last week about Suzuki leaving the sport at the end of 2022.
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Ducati's Francesco Bagnaia fended off Fabio Quartararo in a tense Spanish Grand Prix to claim his first MotoGP win of the 2022 season, as Aprilia’s Aleix Espargaro completed the podium.
Lewis Duncan and Oriol Puigdemont are here to analyse the events in Spain, and ask if the lack of predictability this season could actually be harming MotoGP for some fans. -
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Lewis Duncan and Oriol Puigdemont were trackside in Portugal to witness all the action. Fabio Quartararo kickstarted his MotoGP world championship defence in a thrilling Portuguese Grand Prix, crossing the line over five seconds ahead to take his first win of the 2022 season.
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Lewis Duncan and Oriol Puigdemont review all the weekend action from COTA. Enea Bastianini took his second win of the 2022 MotoGP season in a thrilling Americas Grand Prix, as Marc Marquez recovered to sixth after dropping to last on lap one.
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Aleix Espargaro took an emotional maiden win for himself in MotoGP and a first for Aprilia in the modern era in the Argentine Grand Prix.
The Spaniard has been spearheading Aprilia's project since 2017 and has endured years of hardship developing the RS-GP, to the point where he contemplated quitting prior to the pandemic.
But significant progress with the RS-GP in recent years culminated in Espargaro storming to pole and the win in a tense race at Termas de Rio Hondo.
In the latest Tank Slappers Podcast, Autosport's Lewis Duncan and Motorsport.com's Oriol Puigdemont discuss Aprilia's triumph and what it means for the Italian marque, Espargaro and MotoGP.
The pair also look ahead to this weekend's fourth round of the 2022 season in America, as Honda's Marc Marquez makes his return after his latest battle with vision problems which ruled him out of the Argentine GP. -
Lewis Duncan and Uri Puigdemont review all the action from the 2022 Indonesian GP.
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Lewis Duncan and Uri Puigdemont review all the action from yesterday’s action-packed season opener in Qatar.
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Lewis Duncan and Megan White look forward to this weekend in Qatar and preview which riders and teams are the ones to watch in the opening round.
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After just five days spread across the last week, MotoGP pre-season testing for 2022 is over. In the latest Tank Slappers Podcast, our team discusses who comes into the new MotoGP season in the best shape
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Lewis Duncan is joined by Oriol Puigdemont to talk about some of the MotoGP stories during this period before testing. They ask if Marc Marquez is fully fit, following Honda's announcement that he will complete a full test program. And are Honda also up to scratch for 2022? Marquez won three races in 2021 whilst being far from his best, so will his fitness once again be the limiting factor?
Lewis and Uri also talk about Rossi doing a full campaign of GT racing in 2022, showing a commitment which surprised some motorsport observers. -
In the latest edition of the Tank Slappers Podcast, double MotoGP race winner Danilo Petrucci joins Autosport's Lewis Duncan to discuss his wild Dakar debut. Full of drama, fairy-tale success, and a run in with a camel, this is one not to be missed
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Lewis Duncan and Oriol Puigdemont talk to championship runner up Pecco Bagnaia about the 2021 season, and how he’ll attack the 2022 season.
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Lewis Duncan and Oriol Puigdemont analyse the key moments in the 2021 season, and which riders you should be looking at for 2022 glory.
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Lewis Duncan and Oriol Puigdemont recount an emotional weekend saying goodbye to Rossi after 26 seasons of grand prix racing. Uri was in Valencia to witness the celebration of his stellar career.
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Lewis Duncan and Oriol Puigdemont analyse the big talking points from the Algarve Grand Prix, and why consistency has been more important than ever this season.
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Your regular host, Lewis Duncan, is having a lie down in a dark room after a crazy weekend of writing about MotoGP’s new champion. So Megan White is on the podcast today with Oriol Puigdemont to talk about Fabio Quartararo clinching teh MotoGP title. We also have the matter of the Misano GP to talk about.
The prospect of Fabio Quartararo clinching the 2021 MotoGP world championship title at Misano appeared small after struggling to 15th in qualifying, while main rival Francesco Bagnaia took pole. Uri is fresh off the phone to Fabio so we’ll hear about what they discussed and how he's reflecting on his win. -
Lewis Duncan and Oriol Puigdemont are back to review the MotoGP race at COTA. Marc Marquez was back on the top step of the podium. Lewis and Uri were impressed by a mighty display from Marquez but recognise this might be the new Marc we have to get used to.
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Lewis Duncan and Oriol Puigdemont talk to new PETRONAS Yamaha Sepang Racing Team rider Andrea Dovizioso, who joins the squad for the final five rounds of the 2021 MotoGP season. Dovi is back in MotoGp with a new bike and new team. He says it was important to start working with the team as soon as possible, and learn the bike. On the podcast today he tells us how he has found the physicial side of riding the Yahama, and his first impressions of what it's like to be part of the team.
Lewis and Uri then look ahead to the Americas GP and whether the Ducati is the weapon to have this weekend. -
Lewis Duncan and Oriol Puigdemont look back at the MotoGP 2021 San Marino Grand Prix. Last time out on the Tank Slappers podcast we predicted the continued pace of Pecco Bagnaia and he didn't disappoint.
Uri describes the weekend like an exhibition by the whole of the Ducati family for a variety of reasons. The guys look at the young stars who are coming to the fore and explain why Ducati management should be feeling satisfied with the choice of riders signed up to their program. Uri also hails the "insane" race pace of Enea Bastianini who achieved spectacular lap times whilst also managing his tyres to achieve a podium position.
Joan Mir is now an outsider for the title and fighting for podiums at best, but what can Suzuki do to unlock potential from the bike? - Näytä enemmän
