Racing Back

Julian Ryder And Nick Harris

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. Racing Back Episode 42 – Steve Parrish remembers Barry Sheene

    MAR 20

    Racing Back Episode 42 – Steve Parrish remembers Barry Sheene

    In Episode 42 of Racing Back, legendary MotoGP commentators Nick Harris and Julian Ryder are joined by former racer and close friend of Barry Sheene, Steve Parrish. Marking the anniversary of Barry Sheene’s passing, Steve shares deeply personal memories and unique insights into one of motorcycle racing’s most iconic figures. From their friendship in and out of the paddock to Barry’s impact on the sport, this episode offers a rare look at the man behind the legend. Steve reflects on Barry’s remarkable racing career, his larger-than-life personality, and what made him such a beloved figure both within the paddock and beyond. It’s a conversation full of humour, honesty and heartfelt stories from a golden era of Grand Prix motorcycle racing. In this episode Steve Parrish on his friendship with Barry Sheene Remembering Barry on the anniversary of his passing Barry Sheene’s racing career and legacy Stories from the 500cc era What made Barry such a unique personality The Racing Back Paddock If you’re enjoying Racing Back, you can support the show by joining The Racing Back Paddock on YouTube for £3.99 per month. Members receive early access to episodes, loyalty badges, member shoutouts and more exclusive perks coming soon. Racing Back is the MotoGP podcast hosted by Nick Harris and Julian Ryder, featuring legendary riders and insiders sharing stories and insights from the world of MotoGP and Grand Prix motorcycle racing.

    35 min
  2. Racing Back Episode 41 – Peter Clifford

    MAR 17

    Racing Back Episode 41 – Peter Clifford

    In Episode 41 of Racing Back, legendary MotoGP commentators Nick Harris and Julian Ryder are joined by one of the most interesting figures to have worked behind the scenes in Grand Prix motorcycle racing — Peter Clifford. Peter’s journey into the MotoGP paddock is anything but conventional. Beginning his career as a motorcycle journalist, he went on to found WCM Racing and later ran the Red Bull Yamaha WCM squad in the premier class. In this fascinating conversation, Peter takes Nick and Julian through the remarkable story of building and running a Grand Prix team, the challenges of competing against factory giants, and what life was really like behind the scenes in the MotoGP paddock. From early ambitions and pivotal decisions to the realities of running a team at the highest level of motorcycle racing, this episode offers a rare insight into a side of the sport fans don’t always see. In this episode Peter Clifford’s early career as a motorcycle journalist Founding the WCM Racing team Running the Red Bull Yamaha WCM MotoGP project The challenges of competing with factory teams Behind-the-scenes stories from the Grand Prix paddock The Racing Back Paddock If you’re enjoying Racing Back, you can support the show by joining The Racing Back Paddock on YouTube for £3.99 per month. Members receive early access to episodes, loyalty badges, member shoutouts and more exclusive perks coming soon. Racing Back is the MotoGP podcast hosted by Nick Harris and Julian Ryder, featuring legendary riders, team managers and insiders sharing stories and insights from the world of MotoGP and Grand Prix motorcycle racing.

    42 min

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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.

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