Gas It Out

A slightly delayed review of the US MotoGP Grand Prix at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas, with Sylvain Guintoli back from testing duties in Le Mans.Back in the UK, Gavin Emmett, Neil Hodgson and Sylvain recap another huge weekend for Aprilia as Marco Bezzecchi made it three wins from three in 2026, and five in a row overall. At this point, do Aprilia have to be considered title favourites? And who was it who said Jorge Martin did not stand a chance? Time to tuck into a slice of humble pie.There is plenty to get into on the Ducati side too. Right now it is Fabio Di Giannantonio doing the heavy lifting, Marc Marquez still does not look fully comfortable, and these next three weeks before Jerez could prove absolutely crucial.The lads also get into Pedro Acosta and KTM, the latest rider market rumours, Moto2 and Moto3 in Austin, WorldSBK in Portimao, and Sylvain’s build-up to Le Mans and the London Marathon.https://2026tcslondonmarathon.enthuse.com/pf/sylvain-guintoliAnd yes, Gavin explains how he ended up locked out of his hotel room in his boxer shorts.Hopefully the audio is up to scratch on this one. As ever, we are not professionals. Maybe if TopGolf DO fancy sponsoring us, we can finally pay somebody who is.Get in contact with the boys @gasitoutpod on Instagram. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

MotoGP returned to Brazil… and what unfolded was one of the most chaotic race weekends in recent memory.In this episode of Gas It Out, Gavin Emmett, Neil Hodgson and Sylvain Guintoli break down everything from the Brazilian Grand Prix - the track issues, the delays, the atmosphere, and how the paddock handled a weekend that kept throwing up surprises.On track, Aprilia made a serious statement. Marco Bezzecchi delivered, Jorge Martin continues to impress, and suddenly the early shape of the 2026 season is starting to form. But there are already questions for Ducati, concerns at KTM, and plenty still to settle.Now it’s straight to Texas.COTA always delivers, and this weekend feels big. For Marc Marquez, for Aprilia, and for the early championship narrative.From Brazil’s chaos to Austin’s showdown… if in doubt, Gas It Out!@Gasitoutpod on Insta and YouTubeRecorded on location in Austin. We've done our best with an echoey room recording. Get in contact with the boys @gasitoutpod on Instagram. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Trackhouse Aprilia's Davide Brivio joins the Gas It Out crew for an in-depth, revealing chat about what it really takes to build winners in MotoGP.From Valentino Rossi’s title-winning years to Suzuki’s fairytale success, and Trackhouse’s rise to the top with a revitalised Raul Fernández, Brivio explains how confidence, honesty, hard work and trust shape champions. He also talks MotoGP’s future, Liberty Media, talent spotting, and why raw speed alone is never enough.ALSO AVAILABLE IN VIDEO FORMAT ON YOUTUBE!Let us know what you think, and if you've got a question or comment for us, find us on Instagram and YouTube @gasitoutpodGet in contact with the boys @gasitoutpod on Instagram. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

MotoGP is back in Brazil for the first time since 2004, when both NH and SG went racing in Rio. This time it's to Goiania, MotoGP is heading into the unknown.A completely revamped circuit. No data. A potentially dirty track. And a revitalised fanbase ready to bring the noise.The boys break down who this weekend suits, why Marc Márquez could thrive, and whether Pedro Acosta or Marco Bezzecchi can steal the headlines.Plus, stories from the last time MotoGP partied in Brazil… and yes, they’re exactly what you’d expect.@gasitoutpod on Instagram and YouTubelinktr.ee/gasitoutSylvain's London Marathon FundraiserGet in contact with the boys @gasitoutpod on Instagram. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this Gas It Out Q&A led by your listener questions Gavin, Neil and Sylvain answer on test riding, bike development, favourite circuits and life inside the paddock.If you enjoyed the episode, please like or leave us a review, and don't forget to send your own question to @gasitoutpod on Instagram. Also on YouTube - go and find the video of this episode there https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChfvry6DzE0HgQHh7vt6FMQhttps://2026tcslondonmarathon.enthuse.com/pf/sylvain-guintoli is the place to support Sylvain's London Marathon fundraising effortsGet in contact with the boys @gasitoutpod on Instagram. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The 2026 MotoGP season is underway and the Thai Grand Prix delivered plenty for the boys to talk about.Aprilia looked seriously impressive in Buriram, but should they have come away with more? Pedro Acosta and KTM leave Thailand leading the championship for the first time after Acosta’s maiden MotoGP win in the Sprint, although the circumstances around it sparked plenty of debate.Marc Marquez’s Grand Prix ended early after a broken wheel rim, while Ducati were left scratching their heads over issues with the hard-casing rear tyre. And then there was that Sprint penalty decision that helped hand Acosta the victory ahead of Marquez.Away from the track, Gavin and Neil compare very different travel experiences involving power banks, carpaccio and the realities of life on the road.If you enjoyed the episode, please like or leave us a review, and don't forget to send your questions to @gasitoutpod on Instagram.https://2026tcslondonmarathon.enthuse.com/pf/sylvain-guintoli is the place to support Sylvain's London Marathon fundraising effortsGet in contact with the boys @gasitoutpod on Instagram. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

First remote episode and we’re scattered across continents. Gav in Thailand, Neil about to board his long-haul, and Sylvain operating somewhere on his own time zone.The final MotoGP test at Buriram is done. The stopwatch has spoken. Ducati still look like the reference point, but Aprilia mean business. Marc Marquez had a couple of chastening crashes but isn’t exactly panicking anyone, and the aero arms race continues to sprout more carbon than common sense.Yamaha are still searching, Fabio teetering on the edge, Toprak humble and Jack now a PR person's dream, eh? What was that about Adelaide? Phillip Island clocks out. Neil gets The Bends. Tradition versus expansion. Romance versus reality. We get stuck into it properly.There’s rider market noise too, including whispers around Bagnaia, plus a look at Bulega's dominance in WorldSBK and what that might mean.We finish with fan questions and our first real predictions of the year.Testing’s over.And away we go.Get in contact with the boys @gasitoutpod on Instagram. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It’s prediction season. 2026 edition.Champions crowned in February. Careers written off before round one. Hot takes. Zero conviction.MotoGP. Moto2. Moto3. WorldSBK. Nobody is safe.We make our calls for the year ahead and put them on record. This episode should definitely not be clipped, bookmarked or weaponised against us in six months’ time.@gasitoutpod on Instagram - DM us your questionslinktr.ee/gasitout for all our linksGet in contact with the boys @gasitoutpod on Instagram. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Gav, Neil and Sylvain discuss the start of testing for 2026 in Sepang with a few key observations from the test-veteran Frenchman. Get in contact with the boys @gasitoutpod on Instagram. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Six-time British Superbike Champion Shane "Shakey" Byrne chats through his horrific neck injury, life as a pundit, and all things racing as he tells a tale or two from his revelatory new book "Unshakeable". The BSB star also chats about his stints in MotoGP and World Superbikes, and explains why he's not ready to call time on his racing career just yet.Get in contact with the boys @gasitoutpod on Instagram. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Neil Hodgson and Gavin Emmett discuss the Top 5 talking points from the MotoGP and World Superbike paddocks ahead of the San Marino GP and following on from the Aragon SBK double-header. From Covid-19 testing to the future of some of MotoGP's most successful riders like Rossi and Dovizioso. Remember #Top5in5 for a chance to win some Triumph goodies.Get in contact with the boys @gasitoutpod on Instagram. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Former MotoGP star John Hopkins joins the boys for a heartfelt chat through his rollercoaster career; from being thrown into the bear pit as the youngest-ever 500cc rider, to earning factory backing from Suzuki and Kawasaki, before the lows of injuries and off-track issues took their toll as he reinvented himself as a Superbike rider on the British, American and world stage."Hopper" is now helping mentor young motorcyclists with the American Racing Team, where he has enjoyed instant success with Joe Roberts in Moto2.Get in contact with the boys @gasitoutpod on Instagram. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Neil and Gav dissect the Top 5 motorcycle racing stories of the week, as ranked by a mathematical algorithm acquired at great expense to the podchat. Chewing the fat between the back to back Austrian/Styrian MotoGP events. Zarco vs. Morbidelli, Rossi and Viñales's miracle in the mountains, Pol Espargaro vs. Miguel Oliveira, Danilo Petrucci vs. Aleix E, and Hafizh Syahrin's big off all go under Hodgy's microscope.Get in contact with the boys @gasitoutpod on Instagram. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mettez les gaz!!!! A paddock legend in MotoGP, and perhaps the most charming man in the sport, Red Bull KTM Tech3 boss and IRTA President Hervé Poncharal rendez-vous with Neil and Gav from his hotel balcony in the Austrian hills. Fresh from KTM winning their first race, the Frenchman delves behind the scenes to give a snapshot of life in a Covid-affected MotoGP paddock, and running a satellite team in tough financial times.Get in contact with the boys @gasitoutpod on Instagram. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.