Show Notes
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: @gasitoutpod 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.
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