Episode 177 of the Paddock Pass Podcast is out, and this one is a WorldSBK show, which means that this one sees Steve English and Gordon Ritchie on the mics.
Joining our dynamic WorldSBK duo is Ducati Corse rider Scott Redding, who sat down with Steve for a one-on-one about his time in the World Superbike paddock, and what he’s looking for from the 2021 season.
Episode 177 of the Paddock Pass Podcast is out, and this one is a WorldSBK show, which means that this one sees Steve English and Gordon Ritchie on the mics.
Looking back on the 2020 WorldSBK Championship, and everything that unfolded this year, Steve and Gordo review the season’s highlights and big moments.
Episode 169 of the Paddock Pass Podcast is out, and this one is a WorldSBK show, which means that this one sees Steve English and Gordon Ritchie on the mics.
Our WorldSBK duo comes to us from Estoril, where the 2020 season culminated and finally crowned a champion during Saturday’s race. That man is now six-time WorldSBK champion Jonathan Rea.
Episode 167 of the Paddock Pass Podcast is out, and this one is a bit of a special show, as we are sharing with you one of our Patreon episodes.
In it, Ducati WorldSBK rider Scott Redding sits down for an interview, and then Steve English and Gordon Ritchie provide some insight and analysis to what Redding discussed.
It makes for an interesting listen, especially as we head into the final round of the 2020 WorldSBK Championship.
Episode 166 of the Paddock Pass Podcast is out as our second podcast this week, and this one sees Steve English and Gordon Ritchie on the mics talking about the very wet WorldSBK round at Magny-Cours, France.
Episode 164 of the Paddock Pass Podcast is out as our second podcast this week, and this one sees Steve English and Gordon Ritchie on the mics talking about WorldSBK’s return to the Catalunya race track in Spain.
The show starts off with a look at the events of the weekend and the state of the championship, with an extra emphasis on the juggernaut that is Jonathan Rea.
Episode 160 of the Paddock Pass Podcast is out, and this one sees us back in the WorldSBK Championship paddock, with Steve English and Gordon Ritchie on the mics in what is the first of two back-to-back rounds at Motorland Aragon.
As usual, the guys talk a bit about the racing weekend thus far (editor’s note: they recorded this show on Saturday), and also take a look at the larger events that are taking place within the World Superbike sphere.
Episode 157 of the Paddock Pass Podcast is out, and this one is a doubleheader, as we see both paddock crews on the mics.
Covering the Czech GP at Brno, we have David Emmett and Neil Morrison on the microphones, while Steve English and Gordon Ritchie bring us an update from the WorldSBK paddock at Portimão.
Episode 156 of the Paddock Pass Podcast is out, and this one sees us finally talking again about some on-track World Superbike action, with Steve English and Gordon Ritchie on the mics after the Jerez round.
With plenty of action happening over the weekend’s three superbike races, there is no shortage of information to dissect and analyze, so you will definitely want to give it a listen.
Episode 141 of the Paddock Pass Podcast is out, and this one takes down a trip on memory lane in the WorldSBK paddock, as Steve English, Gordon Ritchie, and Jensen Beeler talk about the 2002 World Superbike Championship.
One of the most memorable WorldSBK seasons, 2002 saw a battle for the championship between Colin Edwards and Troy Bayliss, which went down to the very last race of the season: the Showdown at Imola.
An iconic battle, the final race at Imola is considered by many to be the best motorcycle race of modern times, and it is certainly worth a discussion while we are all stuck at home because of the coronavirus.
Episode 136 of the Paddock Pass Podcast is out, and this one comes to us from the WorldSBK paddock, as Steve English and Gordon Ritchie give us a more technical look at what is going on in the production-class paddock.
Accordingly, this show takes a deep dive on the differences between the inline-four engines and V4 engines in the World Superbike Championship.
Helping us understand this two unique engine types are Leon Haslam, Eugene Laverty, and Michael Laverty, who provide some experienced insights into riding these two types of bikes.