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The official MotoGP™ Podcast: Last on the Brakes

Dorna Sports SL

Looking for in depth conversations with the biggest names in MotoGP™, covering topics you seldom hear riders and team managers discuss? Look no further. This is the Last On The Brakes: MotoGP™ Podcast, coming to you with a brand new episode after every GP in the 2024 season, hosted by MotoGP™ World Feed reporter, Fran Wyld.Whether you want to hear the behind the scenes ‘what really happened’ lines from some of the biggest stories in recent MotoGP™ history, learning what it takes to be in roles

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21:23

Luca Marini: "I’m happy - I’m part of a project that...

The official MotoGP™ Podcast: Last on the Brakes ·

2024/10/17

Recently turned a dad, Luca Marini joins us for an insightful chat on the MotoGP™ Podcast as he opened on the progress of the Honda project, the challenge of the communicating between cultures, his self-growth as a Factory rider and the experience of seeing his baby daughter for the first time! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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32:04

Franco Morbidelli: "Next year’s line-up is going to...

The official MotoGP™ Podcast: Last on the Brakes ·

2024/09/19

One of the coolest riders in the paddock joins for the very first time our MotoGP™ Podcast ahead of his home race at the Emilia-Romagna GP! Franco Morbidelli opens up about his heavy head concusion during pre season which has affected his first part of the season but is finally finding his groove. The Italian also reveals how he joined the VR46 Academy and what happened the first time he saw Rossi on track (spoiler Franky crashed). But Morbidelli has also spoke about how eager he's to compete within

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29:18

Alberto Puig: "I’ve learnt a lot from riders like...

The official MotoGP™ Podcast: Last on the Brakes ·

2024/08/29

Alberto Puig is now Honda's Team Manager but he’s been surrounded by motorcycles since he was 7 when he rode a bike for the first time!The Spaniard has recalled Honda’s golden days with Marc to the actual though period, working with some legends like Pedrosa, Stoner and Lorenzo and we've also talked about the importance of promoting talent as he's been involved since the first talent promotion cup in 1999 and he's still is! If you are as passionate about MotoGP™ as Alberto Puig this Podcast episode

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37:26

Pol Espargaro: "It's nice to bring to people at home...

The official MotoGP™ Podcast: Last on the Brakes ·

2024/08/15

Pol Espargaro returns to the MotoGP™ grid as a wildcard this weekend but before jumping on the bike he's joined our podcast!The Spaniard looks back to his early beginnings onboard a motorcycle thanks to his dad's passion and how what it started as a hobbie became a job, what he had to do to win the Moto2™, his ups and downs in the premier class until he retired to became a test rider and a broadcaster. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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32:43

Johann Zarco: "I’m enjoying the Honda challenge"

The official MotoGP™ Podcast: Last on the Brakes ·

2024/05/30

Johann Zarco has joined Fran Wyld at Mugello before the Italian GP kicks off for a candid chat where the two-time Moto2 World Champ has expanded on the reasons that made him switch to Honda and why he's enjoying life within the Japanese manufacturer even if the results are not good. The Frenchman has also remembered his much-awaited first-ever MotoGP™ victory in Australia last year and the big weight that came off his shoulders after winning in Phillip Island. A must-listen that will make you

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27:19

Brad Binder: “If the move works it works, if it...

The official MotoGP™ Podcast: Last on the Brakes ·

2024/04/11

Today is Brad Binder who sits down with Fran Wyld for another episode of Last On The Brakes! From his most memorable races to non racing-related questions asked by the fans! The Southafrican has also expanded on meeting the fans face to face, how much he would like to see the Kyalami racetrack added to the calendar in the nearly future and the strong start of the season he's had so far. Don't think about it twice and give it a listen to the chat with this one of this season's candidates for the

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32:23

Davide Brivio: “Aprilia is one of Ducati’s big...

The official MotoGP™ Podcast: Last on the Brakes ·

2024/03/07

#MotoGPPodcast is back! Fran Wyld is joined by Davide Brivio for the first episode of the 2024 season. The new Trackhouse Racing Team Principal returns to the MotoGP paddock after his adventure in F1 full of learnings that has shared with us today! The Italian goes over his illustrious career from his first title with Valentino Rossi to his journey within Suzuki and expands on how he approaches the challenge of working in an independent team for the first time, with confidence on Aprilia and their

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29:52

Jorge Martin: Resilience & converting speed into wins

The official MotoGP™ Podcast: Last on the Brakes ·

2021/08/18

How does a MotoGP rookie get a pole position & podium in their second ever race? And then their second pole & a WIN in their SIXTH race? Jorge Martin is well and truly living his dream, he still can’t quite believe he is in fact a MotoGP rider, let alone a rider capable of winning in the premier class in his first season. We recorded this podcast with Jorge on the Thursday before the Styrian GP and wanted to know how he’s so resilient and able to return after set back &after set back,

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35:45

Brad Binder: what makes the best 'Sunday riders'

The official MotoGP™ Podcast: Last on the Brakes ·

2021/08/04

How does a MotoGP factory convince a rider to sign a substantial 3 year deal? What mindset is key to being ‘a Sunday rider’ and bringing the best out of yourself when it matters? Which aspects of his job does Brad Binder like the most? All questions put to the South African World Champion and MotoGP race winner for this week’s episode. His response about mindset and attitude was something we found particularly interesting, ‘focusing on the now’ something similar to what we heard from his former team

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33:42

Alex Marquez: what it really means to be a World...

The official MotoGP™ Podcast: Last on the Brakes ·

2021/07/07

Alex Marquez like you’ve never heard him before. We sit down with the double World Champion to talk about life on and off the bike, his interests outside of the sport, and why he thinks it’s not always a good thing winning a World Championship when you’re barely 18 years old. Plus: we wanted to know what it’s like to be asked questions about someone else in just about every interview he’s ever done. This is an episode where we really do save the best bits till last! Thanks for your quick fire

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40:05

Frankie Carchedi: the World Champion's Crew Chief

The official MotoGP™ Podcast: Last on the Brakes ·

2021/06/23

What does it take to be a crew chief at the very highest level in MotoGP, being the right hand person to a rider on their journey to becoming a World Champion? Is the relationship between rider & crew chief solely technical, or more psychological? Why is it such a big story when riders change crew chiefs in MotoGP? Well, we thought we'd sit down and chat to one. Not just any crew chief, however, but the reigning World Champion's crew chief - Suzuki's Frankie Carchedi. Hosted on Acast. See

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40:44

Aki Ajo: calm, focus and how to make a champion

The official MotoGP™ Podcast: Last on the Brakes ·

2021/06/09

Legendary team boss, Aki Ajo who has and continues to work with riders such as Jack Miller, Pedro Acosta, Raul Fernandez, Johann Zarco, Marc Marquez, and many more... tells all about how he picks riders for his team, what the key characteristics of what makes a Grand Prix world champion, why riders need to focus on themselves more, and how this is becoming increasingly difficult in 2021.A true fascinating chat with Aki this week, with lessons not just relevant for racing but wider society and work

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31:20

Morbidelli: Honesty, selfishness and proving your worth

The official MotoGP™ Podcast: Last on the Brakes ·

2021/05/26

Franco Morbidelli is a smooth talker in the best way. Honest and thoughtful about exactly what he says and how, we sat down with the 2020 MotoGP™ runner up to delve a bit deeper: proving your worth when you’ve arrived from a pretty different path to the top, his mission to get a full factory bike and stepping up, being selfish in your career (and whether you need to be), as well as the role of an athlete with an audience as big as that of MotoGP™. Oh and, how he speaks such impeccable English and,

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38:25

Aleix Espargaro: how family can be a key to success...

The official MotoGP™ Podcast: Last on the Brakes ·

2021/05/11

Aleix Espargaro has one of the most unique career paths in MotoGP. After a decade in the premier class, he explains how he’s turned around his mindset from retirement before the pandemic hit, to that of a rookie rider, thanks to the leadership change in Aprilia and his family. This is an episode you’ll want to listen to again and again as we get a real insight into the relationship between a team manager and rider at the very highest level in motorcycle racing. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy

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30:10

Miguel Oliveira: there’s more to life than racing

The official MotoGP™ Podcast: Last on the Brakes ·

2021/04/27

Minutes before a classic Portuguese coastal storm rolled in at Portimao, we sat down with local legend, Miguel Oliveira, to get to know the man beyond last year’s dream win at his debut home race. Find out what makes him tick and how he’s one of the lucky few riders who relishes the pressure of racing with the weight of a nation on his shoulders. This is a rider not interested in simply the rewards that come with fame from his accolades, but one who wants to inspire a generation of riders from his

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41:07

Lucio Cecchinello: the king of multi-tasking

The official MotoGP™ Podcast: Last on the Brakes ·

2021/04/14

Imagine being a rider in the Moto3™ World Championship but aside from riding, you’re also pulling together all the sponsorship, coordination, promotion and everything else needed to have a fully functioning race team. Well, that’s what Lucio Cecchinello did when he first started the LCR Team back in his 125cc World Championship days in the early 90s. He’s a true one of a kind, as while a World Championship in his own riding career evaded him, he’s since taken the LCR squad tot he very top of the

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38:07

Fabio Quartararo: Turning 'too much pressure' to your...

The official MotoGP™ Podcast: Last on the Brakes ·

2020/11/02

From 'the next Marquez' to 'totally lost', this is the story of Fabio Quartararo and how he dug himself out a 2 year long rut, propelling himself into a MotoGP™ ride and stunning the world with taking it to the best of the best in his first premier class season aboard a Independent Team bike in their own debut MotoGP™ season. Key takeaways from this episode are how he uses the pressure he once felt to his advantage, how he keeps his feet on the ground and what it's like to basically have all your

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50:40

Johann Zarco: how to come back from the brink

The official MotoGP™ Podcast: Last on the Brakes ·

2020/10/19

At the very circuit where last year, Johann Zarco rocked up in a motorhome with no ride in the premier class, looking for a job and a way to rebuild his career, we sat down with the double Moto2™ World Champion to discuss what it takes to make it back to the top of the sport to the podium and continue his search for the holy grail, that first MotoGP™ victory. In one of the most open and honest Last On The Brakes podcasts to date, Johann tells us about the humble beginnings of his racing career and

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33:38

Andrea Dovizioso: How psychological training turned...

The official MotoGP™ Podcast: Last on the Brakes ·

2020/09/28

It’s not often you get a full 25 minutes chat with one of the greatest motorcycle racers in recent history. But here we are, bringing you guys Dovi Undaunted and Unfiltered talking about some of the things closest to his heart; Supercross, caravan holidays, his inner circle, and of course the methods he uses to be at the very top of his game every time he lines up on a MotoGP™ grid. There’s not just stories and perspectives in this episode, there’s a few things for us all to take away from this one

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37:32

Wilco Zeelenberg: riders after retirement… and a...

The official MotoGP™ Podcast: Last on the Brakes ·

2020/09/14

The last few episodes of the podcast have had us thinking about riders and what they do after they retire. Do ex-athletes fill out the other roles in their respective sports better than non-athletes? Does having competed in the sport mean you automatically have all the necessary skills to exceed in your post racing career? A lot of us probably have a good idea about the answer to some of those questions already. But we wanted to speak about the topic, and as ever get to know a little better, a man

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