Gas It Out

The MotoGP title fight heads to Misano, and this is another one that feels important.

Marc Márquez arrives at one of the most physical circuits on the calendar still managing evident weakness with his right arm and shoulder, while Marco Bezzecchi heads into his home round with a serious chance to put him under proper pressure. With Jorge Martin still leading the championship, could the San Marino GP prove to be one of the defining weekends of the season?
Gav, Neil and Sylvain break down the Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli, where the race could be won and lost, why Bezzecchi looks so dangerous, and whether multiple-Misano-winner Márquez can afford another damage-limitation weekend. Could the track's awkward layout make Marc's physical condition a major factor?
PLUS:
• Fabio Quartararo’s increasingly strained relationship with Yamaha
• MotoGP’s controversial new Adelaide street circuit revealed, as the riders put on their best sales pitch
• And Sylvain holding Neil hostage, and not because he's mentioned he rode the Ducati again.

Yes, really.
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Marc Márquez was thrown a gauntlet at Aragón: take all 37 points or risk seeing his championship hopes start to disappear. Challenge accepted.

Gav and Sylvain discuss a brilliantly controlled weekend from Marc and what it means for a title fight that now looks increasingly like a three-way scrap with Jorge Martín and Marco Bezzecchi.

Can the Aprilia even be beaten? Is Bez becoming their real title spearhead? And how long before the gloves properly come off?

There’s also a huge amount of love for Pedro Acosta after a sensational Sunday ride, Johann Zarco’s remarkable comeback, plus Neil Hodgson phones in from the chiropractor with tales of riding Ducati’s MotoGP bike.

We also review Moto2 and Moto3 before we run out of road.
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Gas It Out comes to you from the Italian seaside this week, where Gav and Neil are supposedly working rather than enjoying the pizza and vino bianco.

First up, it’s all eyes on Aragon. Five riders remain firmly in the championship fight, but after a difficult Silverstone, is this the weekend Marc Márquez has to hit back? We look at why Aragon suits him so well, whether Aprilia can spoil the party, and who else could shake up a crucial weekend in the title race.

There’s also plenty happening away from the track, with Luca Marini confirmed at Tech3, questions over Maverick Viñales’ future and more movement in the 2027 rider market.
And then there’s Neil, who is just hours away from getting his hands on Ducati’s Desmoseidici MotoGP bike at Misano. Nearly 300 horsepower, dodgy ribs and, in his own words, all the gear and no idea. What could possibly go wrong?

Sylvain may be absent, but naturally that doesn’t stop him phoning in with his two penn’orth.
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Gas It Out goes meta. Or whatever it is when we discuss what you've been discussing under our videos.

We chat about your reaction to the British GP, what we think next year's rookies will do, and where Toprak might fit into the picture in year two in MotoGP. Plus plenty of other nonsense involving fish and chips, contact lenses and, inevitably, Sylvain finding something to sell.

You lot started it. We just made it worse.
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Raul and Aprilia took Silverstone glory - but there was a LOT more to unpack from the British Grand Prix.
Gav, Neil and Sylvain agree Aprilia has now built the best bike in MotoGP, but what could that mean for a championship that suddenly looks wide open. Jorge Martin finally looks every inch a title contender, Marco Bezzecchi somehow battles through the pain to put himself right back in the hunt, while Ducati and Marc Marquez endure a weekend to forget.
Raul Fernandez finally gets his moment after Saturday’s missed opportunity, Ai Ogura suffers his first real Sunday mistake, and we look ahead to whether Aragon could completely change the picture again.
Another ride-height device rant from SG. Could Toprak Razgatlioglu actually be better off testing Yamaha’s 850? What on earth happened to Manuel Gonzalez on the final lap of the Moto2 race? Plus Moto3 madness, Maximo Quiles and Scott Ogden, Neil and Sylvain getting themselves into trouble on an onboard lap, and the beginnings of the Official Gas It Out Compendium of Rider Excuses.
We also hear about Fabio Quartararo’s incredible helmet raffle in support of the Luca Guintoli Foundation.
A bumper British GP review. Our longest episode yet.
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