Gas It Out

Marc Marquez took sprint victory, Alex Marquez won the Grand Prix, and Ducati finally returned to the top step on Sunday in Jerez. But did they really deliver? Gavin, Neil and Sylvain look back on a Spanish Grand Prix that gave the Marquez brothers one win and one crash each, while Aprilia still left town looking like the bike to beat in MotoGP in 2026.The lads get into Marc’s extraordinary sprint race, Alex’s composed Sunday response, Johann Zarco’s standout weekend for Honda, and the frustration for KTM and Yamaha. There is also a look at the bigger picture after Jerez, what the post-race test might mean, plus big Moto2 and Moto3 talking points including Senna Agius and Maximo Quiles.Plus, Sylvain reflects on his London Marathon effort in his full leathers, the pain, the emotion, and the huge money raised for PASIC. https://2026tcslondonmarathon.enthuse.com/pf/sylvain-guintoliSubscribe to Gas It Out on YouTube and your podcast app, and get in touch on Instagram or YT @gasitoutpod

MotoGP is back (at last!), and Jerez feels like a big one. Gav, Neil and Sylvain look ahead to the Spanish Grand Prix and ask whether this is the weekend that could shape the title fight, with pressure building on Marc Marquez and Ducati in the face of Aprilia and Marco Bezzecchi.There is also a look back at SG’s Le Mans 24 Hours effort before he heads straight into the London Marathon in full leathers for charity, plus a review of the WorldSBK action from Assen, where Nicolo Bulega and Ducati again laid down a marker.Follow and subscribe to Gas It Out on YouTube and on your podcast app, and get in touch with your thoughts and questions via Instagram at @gasitoutpod.https://2026tcslondonmarathon.enthuse.com/pf/sylvain-guintoli

A Qatar-less week means it is time for a full Gas It Out Q&A.Gav, Neil and Sylvain dive into a stack of your questions, from MotoGP’s planned reserve rider rules to whether the 2027 850cc era could repeat the old 800cc problems. There is chat about Marc Márquez, Marco Bezzecchi and Jorge Martín in the title fight, Yamaha’s V4 development, Ducati’s direction, and why Friday can make or break a whole MotoGP weekend.There is also a proper catch-up with Sylvain after BSB testing at Donington, plus a look ahead to his huge few weeks with the Le Mans 24 Hours this weekend and the London Marathon the next.Along the way, there is concern for Aleix Espargaró after his testing crash, debate over sprint-race grids, some commentary talkback nightmares, and one of the more ridiculous questions we have ever had on the pod.If in doubt, Gas It Out.

He was cool before motorcycle racing knew how to market cool. Sending it way before Full Send became a thing.In this special episode of Gas It Out, Gavin Emmett, Neil Hodgson and Sylvain Guintoli sit down with 1993 500cc World Champion Kevin Schwantz at his Texas ranch for a funny, honest and often fascinating deep dive into one of the most captivating careers the sport has ever seen. Brief but brilliant.From motocross beginnings to Grand Prix glory, Schwantz reflects on the fearless style, fierce rivalries and split-second decisions that made him a legend. He talks Rainey, Roberts, Doohan, Rossi and Marquez, the brutality of the 500s, the weight of winning a world title, and the moment he knew it was finally time to walk away.There are brilliant stories, proper racing nuggets, and a real sense of what made Schwantz such a unique rider - flamboyant, all-action, and always absolutely committed.A life spent sideways, and not much regret about any of it. @GasItOutPod on Insta and YouTube. Video available. Photos by Gold and Goose.

A slightly delayed review of the US MotoGP Grand Prix at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas, with Sylvain Guintoli back from testing duties in Le Mans.Back in the UK, Gavin Emmett, Neil Hodgson and Sylvain recap another huge weekend for Aprilia as Marco Bezzecchi made it three wins from three in 2026, and five in a row overall. At this point, do Aprilia have to be considered title favourites? And who was it who said Jorge Martin did not stand a chance? Time to tuck into a slice of humble pie.There is plenty to get into on the Ducati side too. Right now it is Fabio Di Giannantonio doing the heavy lifting, Marc Marquez still does not look fully comfortable, and these next three weeks before Jerez could prove absolutely crucial.The lads also get into Pedro Acosta and KTM, the latest rider market rumours, Moto2 and Moto3 in Austin, WorldSBK in Portimao, and Sylvain’s build-up to Le Mans and the London Marathon.https://2026tcslondonmarathon.enthuse.com/pf/sylvain-guintoliAnd yes, Gavin explains how he ended up locked out of his hotel room in his boxer shorts.Hopefully the audio is up to scratch on this one. As ever, we are not professionals. Maybe if TopGolf DO fancy sponsoring us, we can finally pay somebody who is.

MotoGP returned to Brazil… and what unfolded was one of the most chaotic race weekends in recent memory.In this episode of Gas It Out, Gavin Emmett, Neil Hodgson and Sylvain Guintoli break down everything from the Brazilian Grand Prix - the track issues, the delays, the atmosphere, and how the paddock handled a weekend that kept throwing up surprises.On track, Aprilia made a serious statement. Marco Bezzecchi delivered, Jorge Martin continues to impress, and suddenly the early shape of the 2026 season is starting to form. But there are already questions for Ducati, concerns at KTM, and plenty still to settle.Now it’s straight to Texas.COTA always delivers, and this weekend feels big. For Marc Marquez, for Aprilia, and for the early championship narrative.From Brazil’s chaos to Austin’s showdown… if in doubt, Gas It Out!@Gasitoutpod on Insta and YouTubeRecorded on location in Austin. We've done our best with an echoey room recording.