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Episode 17 of Crash.net's new MotoGP podcasts featuring Keith Huewen looks at the chain reaction of rider moves following Maverick Vinales' pre-Silverstone exit from Yamaha.
Jake Dixon believes his first MotoGP outing will be ‘difficult, but a great experience’, while Valentino Rossi is aiming to use prior Silverstone success to be ‘quite strong’.
Jake Dixon will make his MotoGP debut with Petronas SRT at Silverstone after Cal Crutchlow has been called up to replace Maverick Vinales in the factory team.
Yamaha and Maverick Vinales officially agree to terminate their MotoGP partnership with immediate effect.
Pol Espargaro’s struggles aboard the RC213V continue at the Austrian MotoGP after finishing P16 - last of the four Honda riders.
Joan Mir describes his first ever flag-to-flag MotoGP race as a ‘really intense and crazy experience’, while Alex Rins misses out on a top ten result following an early pit stop.
Repsol Honda Team Manager, Alberto Puig believes Marc Marquez is close to reaching his full potential after fighting for victory at the Austrian MotoGP before a late crash.
Luca Marini claims his best MotoGP result of the season after finishing fifth at the Austrian MotoGP; ‘today was just amazing! I had a crazy race but I enjoyed it a lot’.
Brad Binder’s fantastic Austrian MotoGP win was one he felt ‘capable of’ achieving after Miguel Oliveira demonstrated it’s victory potential earlier this year; 'the only thing I needed to work on was myself'.
Iker Lecuona misses out on a first MotoGP podium with just one corner left, while Danilo Petrucci resorts to ‘lowest power map’ after using too much fuel in AustrianGP.
Jack Miller says issues with his Ducati made him take an early pit stop gamble during the Austrian MotoGP; ‘I was having some issues beforehand so I just threw a hail mary basically’.
Aleix Espargaro’s chances of a first MotoGP podium with Aprilia evaporate after being caught on the final lap; ‘obviously I’m very frustrated, very unhappy, but this is the magic of the sport’.
Marc Marquez plays Pied Piper in trying to tempt his rivals into the pits, but Brad Binder doesn't take the bait...
Cal Crutchlow 'quite pleased' to be 'near enough as fast as last year' during his second weekend back in MotoGP, battles electronics issues in a tricky race, Silverstone next.
Episode 16 of Crash.net's new MotoGP podcasts featuring Keith Huewen looks back on another weekend of on and off-track drama in Austria.
Having dissolved the second year of his Yamaha contract, Maverick Vinales will be an Aprilia MotoGP rider in 2022.
Staying out on slicks in the rain put Valentino Rossi into a surprise podium place with just two laps to go in the Austrian MotoGP.
Jorge Martin comes from 11th on the final lap to claim a third MotoGP podium in his rookie season; ‘I passed seven riders in two corners. It was a bit difficult to avoid all of them, but when I crossed the finish line on the podium I was so happy.”
Having led most of the Austrian MotoGP, Francesco Bagnaia’s wait for a first premier class win goes on after finishing second to Brad Binder.
Brad Binder’s incredible bravery steers him to a second ever MotoGP victory after surviving the final five laps in the wet on slick tyres.
Brad Binder claims a sensational Austrian MotoGP victory after riding a completely wet final five laps and slick tyres.
Marc Marquez finds ‘interesting’ improvements as he qualifies fifth for the Austrian MotoGP; ‘sometimes when you try big things you find something interesting and this happened’.
Fabio Quartararo tops warm-up for the Austrian MotoGP, while Johann Zarco suffered a turn nine crash late on.
Cal Crutchlow explains the pressure and frustration that all riders go through; 'Racing in MotoGP is always a privilege, but we all get frustrated, we all lose our heads sometimes... Maverick's not dangerous'