Gas It Out

This week just Gav and Neil review a huge Dutch TT at Assen, where Ai Ogura claimed his first MotoGP victory and became Japan’s first premier-class winner for 22 years. Meanwhile, Sylvain gives us an update from Suzuka with incontinence pants on. True story!The boys get into Ogura’s calm, precise style, the way he fought back despite ride-height device problems, and why he now has to be taken seriously as a genuine title contender.There’s also plenty on Trackhouse after a stunning Sprint and Grand Prix double 1-2, Raul Fernandez’s form, Marco Bezzecchi’s costly crash, Jorge Martin’s complicated weekend, Fabio Di Giannantonio being impossible to ignore, Marc Marquez staying right in the championship fight, and another worrying technical chapter for KTM and Pedro Acosta.Plus, a bit of Assen history, a little Moto2, and Neil’s airport-beer KTM theory.Follow us on Instagram and YouTube: @gasitoutpodCheck out YouTube for a video version of the pod, and get in contact with the boys @gasitoutpod on Instagram. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

MotoGP heads back to Brno, and after Balaton Park, ahem, this feels like a proper circuit for proper Grand Prix racing.This week on Gas It Out, the gang preview the Czech GP, as Marc Marquez looks to keep closing the championship gap and Aprilia arrive at a circuit that should suit them.Brno gives MotoGP bikes room to breathe, so the boys discuss its brilliant layout, why riders love it, whether Aprilia should be favourites, how dangerous Marquez now looks in the title fight, and why Balaton Park still gives us plenty to moan about.There’s also chat on World Superbikes from Misano, Bulega’s dominance, empty grandstands versus ticket prices, and why some circuits just get it right.Follow us on Instagram: @gasitoutpodCheck out YouTube for a video version of the pod, and get 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 effortsCheck out YouTube for a video version of the pod, and 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 linksCheck out YouTube for a video version of the pod, and 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.Check out YouTube for a video version of the pod, and 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.Check out YouTube for a video version of the pod, and get in contact with the boys @gasitoutpod on Instagram. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.