Racing Back

Julian Ryder And Nick Harris
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Join legendary commentators Julian Ryder and Nick Harris as they relive a golden age of Motorcycle racing. From a time of pudding basin helmets, black leathers, push starts, frightening road circuits and wild paddock parties, to airbags, on board cameras, 225 mph plus four-strokes and floodlit circuits. From Hailwood to Rossi, Sheene to Marquez, Norton to Ducati.

  1. Neil Hodgson | MotoGP & World Superbike Champion Interview

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    Neil Hodgson | MotoGP & World Superbike Champion Interview

    #RacingBack #NeilHodgson #MotoGP Racing Back continues its deep dive into the world of elite motorcycle racing with a very special guest—British World Champion Neil Hodgson. Following two standout episodes featuring legendary MotoGP crew chief Jerry Burgess, Nick and Jules welcome World Superbike Champion and MotoGP race winner Neil Hodgson to the podcast. In this episode, Neil shares stories from his racing career, insights into MotoGP and World Superbike, and his perspective on what it takes to compete—and win—at the highest level of motorcycle racing. With recent growth in subscribers and listeners, Racing Back is entering an exciting new phase. Over the coming weeks, episode lengths will be increasing to allow for longer-form conversations, deeper paddock stories, and more exclusive insight from riders, engineers, and key figures from MotoGP, World Superbike, and international motorcycle racing. And yes—Jerry Burgess will be returning for another episode very soon. 🔹 Sponsorship Opportunity Racing Back is now actively seeking podcast sponsors and brand partners. If you’re a motorsport brand, motorcycle business, or racing-related product looking to reach a highly engaged and growing MotoGP and World Superbike audience, we’d love to hear from you. Sponsorship details and contact information can be found below. If you enjoy MotoGP podcasts, World Superbike interviews, motorcycle racing stories, and behind-the-scenes paddock insight, make sure to like, subscribe, and share the channel. Your support helps us bring you more exclusive racing content every week. Without further ado—welcome to Racing Back Episode 36. 🏍️🏁 #WorldSuperbike #WSBK #MotoGPPodcast #MotorcycleRacing #MotorsportPodcast #SuperbikeRacing #BritishWorldChampion #MotoGPInterview #RacingPodcast #PaddockStories #MotorbikeRacing #RoadRacing #JerryBurgess #TwoWheels #RacingLife Interested in Sponsorship? Want your product advertised on our show?Contact: streamingspirespodcasts@gmail.com

    40 min
  2. Jerry Burgess_Part 2

    29 ENE

    Jerry Burgess_Part 2

    #RacingBackPodcast #JerryBurgess #MotoGP #ValentinoRossi #MickDoohan #WayneGardner Nick and Jules continue their fantastic chat with one of the most influential figures in Grand Prix motorcycle racing history — Jerry Burgess. JB is Australian, he was doing the standard European tour in 1980 when friends he was staying with in South London put him forward for a mechanic’s job at Heron Suzuki. He worked for Suzuki for three years, primarily for Randy Mamola before moving to Honda - where he stayed for 21 years.he started as a mechanic for Ron Haslam before being moved to Freddie Spencer’s team to work for race engineer Erv Kanemoto, from whom Jerry learnt the art of being a crew chief during Freddie’s double championship year 1985.Honda then moved him to be race engineer for Aussie new recruit Wayne Gardner, winning the title in ’87.JB was again moved by management to be crew chief for another young Aussie, Mick Doohan in 1989. The first title came in 1994 and was followed by four more consecutively. It was an era of total domination. Doohan retired in 1999 and the arrival of Valentino Rossi at Honda kept JB in the sport. Three world championships with Honda followed by four more after a sensational move to Yamaha. He applied to analytical ability he learnt from Kanemoto and his own experiences. JB is an acute observer of paddock behaviour Above all, he wanted to win as much as his riders and he knew how to make victory possibleAll of which makes Burgess the most successful crew chief in MotoGP history. Packed with humour, honesty, and hard-earned wisdom, Episode 34 is a must-listen for racing fans, engineers, and anyone fascinated by the human side of elite motorsport. Whether you’re a MotoGP fan, racer, engineer, or motorsport history lover, this is an unmissable conversation with a genuine legend of the sport. Watch, listen, and subscribe for more iconic racing stories. 👍 Like💬 Comment (we read every one!)🔔 Subscribe to support the channel Would you like to sponsor our show? Why Sponsor Racing Back? Racing Back Podcast reaches a passionate, engaged motorsport audience that spans WSBK, MotoGP, and general racing fans. Our listeners are highly active, social media-savvy, and love discovering brands that support their racing lifestyle. Partnering with us means: Exposure to a dedicated and growing motorsport community Promotion across YouTube, socials, and podcast platforms Integration opportunities in episodes, quizzes, and specials If you’re a brand looking to connect with motorcycle racing enthusiasts, let’s talk sponsorship opportunities! Reach us at: streamingspirespodcasts@gmail.com

    42 min
  3. Jerry Burgess_Part 1

    22 ENE

    Jerry Burgess_Part 1

    MotoGP Legend Jerry Burgess on Rossi, Doohan & Gardner | Racing Back Ep 34 #RacingBackPodcast #JerryBurgess #MotoGP #ValentinoRossi #MickDoohan #WayneGardner Nick and Jules are joined this week on Racing Back by one of the most influential figures in Grand Prix motorcycle racing history — Jerry Burgess. JB is Australian, he was doing the standard European tour in 1980 when friends he was staying with in South London put him forward for a mechanic’s job at Heron Suzuki. He worked for Suzuki for three years, primarily for Randy Mamola before moving to Honda - where he stayed for 21 years.he started as a mechanic for Ron Haslam before being moved to Freddie Spencer’s team to work for race engineer Erv Kanemoto, from whom Jerry learnt the art of being a crew chief during Freddie’s double championship year 1985.Honda then moved him to be race engineer for Aussie new recruit Wayne Gardner, winning the title in ’87.JB was again moved by management to be crew chief for another young Aussie, Mick Doohan in 1989. The first title came in 1994 and was followed by four more consecutively. It was an era of total domination. Doohan retired in 1999 and the arrival of Valentino Rossi at Honda kept JB in the sport. Three world championships with Honda followed by four more after a sensational move to Yamaha. He applied to analytical ability he learnt from Kanemoto and his own experiences. JB is an acute observer of paddock behaviour Above all, he wanted to win as much as his riders and he knew how to make victory possibleAll of which makes Burgess the most successful crew chief in MotoGP history. Packed with humour, honesty, and hard-earned wisdom, Episode 34 is a must-listen for racing fans, engineers, and anyone fascinated by the human side of elite motorsport. Whether you’re a MotoGP fan, racer, engineer, or motorsport history lover, this is an unmissable conversation with a genuine legend of the sport. Watch, listen, and subscribe for more iconic racing stories. 👍 Like💬 Comment (we read every one!)🔔 Subscribe to support the channel Would you like to sponsor our show? Why Sponsor Racing Back? Racing Back Podcast reaches a passionate, engaged motorsport audience that spans WSBK, MotoGP, and general racing fans. Our listeners are highly active, social media-savvy, and love discovering brands that support their racing lifestyle. Partnering with us means: Exposure to a dedicated and growing motorsport community Promotion across YouTube, socials, and podcast platforms Integration opportunities in episodes, quizzes, and specials If you’re a brand looking to connect with motorcycle racing enthusiasts, let’s talk sponsorship opportunities! Reach us at: streamingspirespodcasts@gmail.com

    35 min
  4. New Year Grid COMPETITION RESULTS

    15 ENE

    New Year Grid COMPETITION RESULTS

    Happy New Year Racing Backers! Todays episode Nick, Jules and Martin looks at all of your fabulous entries for the Dream Grid competition! TWO OF YOU ARE LUCKY WINNERS - IS IT YOU? Good luck! 👍 Like💬 Comment (we read every one!)🔔 Subscribe to support the channel Would you like to sponsor our show? Why Sponsor Racing Back? Racing Back Podcast reaches a passionate, engaged motorsport audience that spans WSBK, MotoGP, and general racing fans. Our listeners are highly active, social media-savvy, and love discovering brands that support their racing lifestyle. Partnering with us means: Exposure to a dedicated and growing motorsport community Promotion across YouTube, socials, and podcast platforms Integration opportunities in episodes, quizzes, and specials If you’re a brand looking to connect with motorcycle racing enthusiasts, let’s talk sponsorship opportunities! Reach us at: streamingspirespodcasts@gmail.com

    36 min
  5. The Christmas Quiz with Dr Martin Raines Part Two

    24/12/2025

    The Christmas Quiz with Dr Martin Raines Part Two

    The Christmas Quiz rolls on! 🎄 Nick and Jules are back with MotoGP guru Dr Martin Raines as Racing Back continues the festive fun in Part Two of the Christmas special. This episode keeps the Dirty Dozen conversation flowing, with plenty of debate, opinion, and seasonal banter as the team reacts to the challenge and the talking points it’s already created. Expect laughs, strong views, and plenty to get you thinking as you finalise your entry. 🚨 Don’t click away early — there’s more important information waiting at the end of the episode 👀🎁 👇 REMINDER: Once you’ve sorted your Dirty Dozen, drop your answers in the YouTube comments for your chance to win. Festive vibes, MotoGP chat, and Christmas Quiz chaos — let’s head back to the paddock! 🏁 👍 Like💬 Comment (we read every one!)🔔 Subscribe to support the channel Would you like to sponsor our show? Why Sponsor Racing Back? Racing Back Podcast reaches a passionate, engaged motorsport audience that spans WSBK, MotoGP, and general racing fans. Our listeners are highly active, social media-savvy, and love discovering brands that support their racing lifestyle. Partnering with us means: Exposure to a dedicated and growing motorsport community Promotion across YouTube, socials, and podcast platforms Integration opportunities in episodes, quizzes, and specials If you’re a brand looking to connect with motorcycle racing enthusiasts, let’s talk sponsorship opportunities! Reach us at: streamingspirespodcasts@gmail.com

    39 min
  6. The Christmas Quiz with Dr Martin Raines

    19/12/2025

    The Christmas Quiz with Dr Martin Raines

    MotoGP guru Dr Martin Raines joins Nick and Jules as Racing Back dives deeper into this year’s Christmas Competition 🎄 In Episode 31, the team breaks down Rainsey’s infamous “Dirty Dozen” challenge — how it works, how to approach it, and what you need to know before submitting your entry. #RacingBack #ChristmasQuiz #DirtyDozen #DrMartinRaines #WatchTillTheEnd #LeaveAComment #WinPrizes #ChristmasCompetition 🚨 IMPORTANT: Make sure you watch until the very end for details on some very special prizes 👀🎁 👇 HOW TO ENTER: Once you’ve sorted your Dirty Dozen, drop your answers in the YouTube page comments for your chance to win. Enough said… let’s head to the paddock! 🏁 👍 Like💬 Comment (we read every one!)🔔 Subscribe to support the channel Would you like to sponsor our show? Why Sponsor Racing Back? Racing Back Podcast reaches a passionate, engaged motorsport audience that spans WSBK, MotoGP, and general racing fans. Our listeners are highly active, social media-savvy, and love discovering brands that support their racing lifestyle. Partnering with us means: Exposure to a dedicated and growing motorsport community Promotion across YouTube, socials, and podcast platforms Integration opportunities in episodes, quizzes, and specials If you’re a brand looking to connect with motorcycle racing enthusiasts, let’s talk sponsorship opportunities! Reach us at: streamingspirespodcasts@gmail.com

    38 min
  7. Dennis Noyes Reflects on the 2025 Racing Season

    11/12/2025

    Dennis Noyes Reflects on the 2025 Racing Season

    This week on Racing Back, Nick and Jules welcome back the legendary Dennis Noyes, fresh from a European trip and packed with insight. Dennis looks back on the past racing season with the benefit of hindsight, sharing fascinating research and data-driven comparisons between the 2024 and 2025 seasons. From key performance trends to what the numbers reveal once the season is complete, this episode delivers expert analysis you won’t want to miss. 🔥 A must-watch for racing fans who love deep dives and expert opinion. 🎄 Coming Next Week: The good Dr Martin Raines returns with the Racing Back Christmas Quiz! Have you got your grid ready? Sit back, hit play, and enjoy Episode 30 of Racing Back. 🏁 #MotorsportPodcast #RacingBack #2025Season #DennisNoyes #RacingAnalysis  #NickAndJules #YouTubePodcast #WatchAndListen #MustWatch #NewEpisode #PodcastClips #FullEpisode #2025Review 👍 Like💬 Comment (we read every one!)🔔 Subscribe to support the channel Would you like to sponsor our show? Why Sponsor Racing Back? Racing Back Podcast reaches a passionate, engaged motorsport audience that spans WSBK, MotoGP, and general racing fans. Our listeners are highly active, social media-savvy, and love discovering brands that support their racing lifestyle. Partnering with us means: Exposure to a dedicated and growing motorsport community Promotion across YouTube, socials, and podcast platforms Integration opportunities in episodes, quizzes, and specials If you’re a brand looking to connect with motorcycle racing enthusiasts, let’s talk sponsorship opportunities! Reach us at: streamingspirespodcasts@gmail.com

    36 min
  8. Greg Haines RETURNS with Fresh WSBK Insights from Jerez!

    04/12/2025

    Greg Haines RETURNS with Fresh WSBK Insights from Jerez!

    Nick and Jules welcome back the fantastic Greg Haines, freshly returned from World Superbike testing in Jerez and loaded with exclusive paddock insights! The team kicks things off with a reminder about this year’s Christmas Quiz from Dr. Martin Raines, followed by the latest socials roundup. Greg brings a detailed breakdown of everything happening in the WSB world—new developments, testing highlights, and expert analysis you won’t hear anywhere else. And don’t miss next week’s episode featuring the legendary Dennis Noyes! Christmas is coming early for racing fans! Enjoy the show. #MotoGP #WSBK #WorldSBK #GregHaines #MotorcycleRacing #RacingBackPodcast #JerezTest #Superbikes #DennisNoyes #MotoPodcast #BikeRacing #Motorsport 👍 Like💬 Comment (we read every one!)🔔 Subscribe to support the channel #Podcast #MotoGP #Motorsport #WSBK #WorldSBK #PodcastLife #YouTubeCreators #motorcycleracing Would you like to sponsor our show? Why Sponsor Racing Back?  Racing Back Podcast reaches a passionate, engaged motorsport audience that spans WSBK, MotoGP, and general racing fans. Our listeners are highly active, social media-savvy, and love discovering brands that support their racing lifestyle. Partnering with us means: Exposure to a dedicated and growing motorsport community Promotion across YouTube, socials, and podcast platforms Integration opportunities in episodes, quizzes, and specials If you’re a brand looking to connect with motorcycle racing enthusiasts, let’s talk sponsorship opportunities! Reach us at: streamingspirespodcasts@gmail.com

    31 min
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Información

Join legendary commentators Julian Ryder and Nick Harris as they relive a golden age of Motorcycle racing. From a time of pudding basin helmets, black leathers, push starts, frightening road circuits and wild paddock parties, to airbags, on board cameras, 225 mph plus four-strokes and floodlit circuits. From Hailwood to Rossi, Sheene to Marquez, Norton to Ducati.

Ficha técnica

  • Creado por
    Julian Ryder And Nick Harris
  • Años en activo
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodios
    36
  • Clasificación
    Explícito
  • Derechos de autor
    ©2025 Streaming Spires Podcasts
  • Sitio web del podcast
    Racing Back

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