Episode 285 of Paddock Pass Podcast was launched, and this shows we are covering the Dutch President at the Cathedral, in Assen.
On the microphone, we have the full team English Steve, David Emmettand Neil Morrison as they consider the events of the Dutch round, and the aftermath of Fabio Quartararo’s collision with Aleix Espargaro.
The guys started the conversation by bringing up the multitude of driving market news that happened at the Cathedral, especially the news regarding Alex Marquez and Alex Rins.
Of course, we have to spend considerable time on Aleix Espargaro’s race, after he offset the disaster from Quartararo’s collision, and galloped past the gallant final corner to take fourth place.
Espargaro is becoming a force to be reckoned with in the MotoGP race, and Aprilia put on a strong display in the Netherlands alongside Maverick Viñales on the podium.
Then the boys look at the fate of KTM at Assen, and we have an interview with Brad Binder, as he talks to our man, Adam Wheeler.
The final theme of the show included a discussion of why Ducati is so good, and Marco Bezzecchi’s incredible performance to claim his first podium. Naturally, we end up with winners and losers.
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