Racing Back

In this episode of Racing Back, MotoGP commentators Nick Harris and Julian Ryder are joined by world champion sidecar racer Steve Webster.
Steve shares the story of an extraordinary career at the very top of sidecar racing, offering a unique insight into one of the most demanding and often overlooked disciplines in motorcycle sport. From championship success to the challenges of mastering such a physically intense form of racing, he provides a fascinating perspective on life in this specialist category.
Packed with stories, expertise and reflections on the sport, this episode shines a light on a remarkable career and a vital part of motorcycle racing history.

In this episode
Steve Webster’s journey to world championship success
The world of sidecar racing
Career highlights and defining moments

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Racing Back is the MotoGP podcast hosted by Nick Harris and Julian Ryder, featuring legendary riders, racers and insiders sharing stories and insights from the world of MotoGP and motorcycle racing.

Nick and Jules are joined by Dr Martin Raines to launch the Racing Back Hall of Fame, celebrating the riders who defined Grand Prix motorcycle racing’s smaller classes.
From the birth of MotoGP in 1949 through the golden eras of 125cc, 250cc, 350cc and 500cc competition, the team explores the stories, significance and legacy of these often-overlooked categories.
Why does this history still matter? Which riders deserve recognition? And how did these classes help shape modern MotoGP?
A thoughtful, nostalgic and opinion-filled episode for anyone who loves the roots of the sport.

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In this episode of Racing Back, MotoGP commentators Nick Harris and Julian Ryder are joined once again by legendary crew chief Jerry Burgess.
A hugely popular guest, Jerry returns to share more incredible insights from a career spent working alongside some of the greatest riders in motorcycle racing history. From championship-winning moments to life inside the MotoGP paddock, he offers a unique perspective on what it takes to succeed at the very highest level.

Packed with stories, expertise, and behind-the-scenes detail, this is another unmissable episode for MotoGP fans.

In this episode
Jerry Burgess returns to the podcast
Working with MotoGP legends
Life as a top-level crew chief
Race strategy and team dynamics
Behind-the-scenes paddock stories
Reflections on MotoGP past and present
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Racing Back is the MotoGP podcast hosted by Nick Harris and Julian Ryder, featuring legendary riders, crew chiefs and insiders sharing stories and insights from the world of MotoGP and motorcycle racing.

In this episode of Racing Back, MotoGP commentators Nick Harris and Julian Ryder are joined once again by respected journalist Dennis Noyes to remember one of motorcycle racing’s most loved figures — Nicky Hayden.
Known as the “Kentucky Kid”, Nicky Hayden’s journey from American racing to MotoGP World Champion made him one of the sport’s most admired riders. In this emotional and insightful episode, Dennis shares personal memories, stories from the paddock, and reflections on what made Hayden such a special character both on and off the track.
It’s a heartfelt tribute to a true legend of the sport, whose legacy continues to be felt across the world of motorcycle racing.
In this episode
Remembering Nicky Hayden and his career
Dennis Noyes’ personal insights and stories
Hayden’s rise to MotoGP World Champion
Life inside the Grand Prix paddock
What made the “Kentucky Kid” so special

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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.

In this episode of Racing Back, MotoGP commentators Nick Harris and Julian Ryder are joined by two-time World Superbike Champion James Toseland.
James reflects on an outstanding racing career that saw him reach the very top of World Superbike racing, claiming two world titles and establishing himself as one of Britain’s most successful riders. He discusses his journey through the sport, the challenges of competing at the highest level, and the transition into MotoGP.
From championship-winning moments to the realities of life in the paddock, this episode offers a fascinating insight into the career and mindset of a world champion.
In this episode
James Toseland’s rise through the ranks
Winning two World Superbike titles
The move into MotoGP
Career highlights and challenges
Life after racing
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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 motorcycle racing.