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In a massive, nearly 3 hour long show, its out IndyCar season Preview for 2019 with RJ, Dre, King and special guest Chris DeHarde! Here's the full running order for the show: INTROS AND GENERAL HOUSEKEEPING NON-INDYCAR NEWS - Vettel, Hamilton separated by just 0.003 seconds in the final day of F1 testing - McLaren lead first two days of the second week of testing - Vettel, Gasly each endure massive crashes - Mission Winnow is GGOONNEE - Jarrett Andretti's car is an entire person underweight INDYCAR PREVIEW PART 1: HSR, CARLIN, FOYT INTERMISSION 1: CALENDAR AND CHANGES INDYCAR PREVIEW PART 2: ECR, COYNE, RLLR, SPM INTERMISSION 2: THE ROAD TO INDY (Indy Lights/Indy Pro 2000/USF2000) INDYCAR PREVIEW PART 3: PENSKE, ANDRETTI, GANASSI BOLD PREDICTIONS 2019 EDITION Hope you guys enjoy, good chance of two shows next week!

M101 is back on a weekly basis! With RJ O'Connell in the editing chair with Dre and Ryan returning as well, in a fast-paced show talking F1 testing, Mexico City Formula E, and the return of bikes on M101 with World Superbikes season opener in Philip Island! Here's the full setlist: FORMULA 1 TESTING WEEK 1 - Mercedes and Ferrari lead the way in laps completed over the first four-day testing block - Ferrari leads in compound-adjusted lap times - Renault post fastest outright lap of testing ahead of two STR Hondas - Trouble-free running from Honda between RBR/STR - Williams misses first two days of test and finishes last among all teams - Nobody is impressed with Rich Energy's SNS game #BetterThanRedBull FORMULA E MEXICO CITY ePRIX - Di Grassi wins in a ridiculous photo finish as Wehrlein’s battery runs out on the final lap - early Red flag for massive Piquet/Vergne shunt - D’Ambrosio consolidates points lead with a 4th place finish - Both Nissan e.Dams cars lose out on podiums - AFDC 2nd, Mortara 3rd BIKES

As you've probably been made aware, this is the final episode of #BikeLive, as Louis Suddaby is off to Barcelona for his new job as Social Media editor. With this being a massive commitment, we felt it was best to say goodbye now and give BikeLive the old viking burial treatment. So in this final episode, we talk over the good old days, and preview the year in racing ahead. It's been an incredible journey, with 92 episodes on here, and over 90 on Downforce Radio, and from the bottom of our hearts, thank you for listening to #BikeLive. It's been an honour and a privledge to have you bring us into your homes. Love Dre, and Louis.

We're back! Ryan King and RJ O'Connell take on a stacked episode of M101! Here's a full setlist for you: F1 LAUNCHES - Alfa Romeo Racing: Don't call me Sauber any more - Rich Energy Haas F1 Team: The money is real and only a moon landing truther would disagree - ROKiT Williams Racing: The only thing this team shares with James Harden is a primary sponsor - Scuderia Toro Rosso: Don't fix what ain't broken (the livery) - Renault Sport F1 Team: Yeah, uh-huh. You know what it is. THE NEWS - Campbell, Olsen, Werner win the fastest Bathurst 12 Hour in history for Porsche - As Australian gov't investigates legality of Mission Winnow, McLaren signs new partnership with BAT "A Better Tomorrow" - Major trouble emerging at Harding Steinbrenner Racing after Patricio O'Ward requests and is given release - beIN Sports losing F1 TV deal in ME & N Africa - Japan Section I: Super Formula grid completed - Tsuboi, Makino, Markelov, Ticktum highlight a deep rookie class - Japan Section II: Satoshi Motoyama calls it a caree

Or an alternate title: The burning of the Mazda's. Hey folks, in this episode of M101, Andre Harrison, Ryan King, RJ O'Connell and Chris DeHarde review a hectic Formula E race in Santiago, featuring a disintegrating track, a Lucas di Grassi meltdown, Stoffel in the wall, and Sam Bird becoming the first F-E driver to win in all 5 seasons. We also review the Rolex 23 hours and 50 minutes of Daytona, as rain heavily affected the running, but it was Wayne Taylor Racing with Fernando Alonso winning the day, in conditions not even Roger Penske could believe! Oh, and some Mazda's turned into barbeques. As you do. All that, and a big header of F1 news, in this week's M101!

Welcome back, to Season 3 of #BikeLive! Andre Harrison and Louis Suddaby are back for another season of two-wheeled shenanigans! To kick off 2019, we breakdown some of the news we've missed, such as bike launches for Ducati and Honda (As well as some shade), Dani P needing stem cell treatment for his shoulder and Luke Stapleford taking the final BSB spot for 2019. Also, we breakdown the World Supersport and Supersport 300 entry lists, the latter of which, has FIFTY entries on it! And in the second half, we talk Dani Pedrosa's glowing career, from his dominance on smaller machinery, his immediate impact in MotoGP, that crash at Estoril 2006, his place amongst the greats, the injury resilience, and so much more! We'll be back in two weeks time to breakdown the Sepang test! Until then, enjoy!

Motorsport101 is back, and Chris DeHarde, Andre Harrison, RJ O'Connell and Ryan King are back to break down a wild weekend for Formula E in Marrakech, including a teammate collision seen around the world! There's also a lot of Ferrari related news with Mauricio Arrivabene being booted out at the team, Mick Schumacher joining their academy, and then a full preview of the Rolex 24 at Daytona for next week! Enjoy!

Motorsport 101 returns for the first time in 2019...with a show all about events in 2018! This week's show sees Dre, King and RJ look back on the Formula E season in Saudi Arabia as the Gen 2 car makes its debut, bringing 'attack mode' with it. Plus, we bring back a proud Motorsport 101 tradition, as Dre gives his live reaction to the Autosport top 50 list! (You might want to listen all the way to the end)

For the first time in Motorsport101 history, all 4 staple hosts under the same roof, as Adam Johnson comes back to host the Motorsport101 awards with RJ O'Connell, Ryan King and Andre Harrison! In this special 2 hour edition, we hand out awards for the very best and worst in Motorsport in the year of our lord 2018. Including the series of the year, a hot fight between Charles Leclerc and Robert Wickens for Rookie of the Year, and can we find a way to NOT give Driver of the Year to Lewis Hamilton?! We struggle. Oh, and be sure to listen all the way to the end for our blooper reel for 2018, as we left a LOT on the cutting room floor, trust me. Have a lovely Christmas, and we'll see you in 2019!

In the season finale of #BikeLive, Dre and Louis go back over the year in bikes, and hand out some awards to honour the best and worst in bike racing! From the loser of the year obviously going to Romano Fenati and a dogfight between Jonathan Rea and Marc Marquez for rider of the year, consider this out year in review style, season finale. We'll be back in the new year, but in the meantime, thanks so much for listening through our second full season of #BikeLive x #Motorsport101, it's been a pleasure. Till next time!

This is it folks, the final Formula 1 related show of 2018, and it's our end of season, Formula 1 review! Andre, RJ and Ryan sit down and go team-by-team and review the 2018 F1 season! From Mercedes victories, to Ferrari's struggles, to Renault winning the 1.5 title, to the rise of Charles Leclerc. It's all here in this 150 minute special. Oh, and check out the Mercs section for a blooper of the year candidate! Enjoy!

Surprise! We didn't take a break after all! We still have a couple more weekly shows before we take a breather! In this week's episode, Ryan King, RJ O'Connell and Hazel Southwell preview the 2018-19 Season 5 of Formula E as they begin a new era with their 2nd generation of car, and an exciting driver and team line-up including new talents like Pascal Wehrlein, and Stoffel Vandoorne! Also: - W Series reveals list of 55 "qualifiers" - 2019 F1 broadcasts to feature Amazon Web Service features - 2019 F1 entry list published - F2 and F3 release calendars, and F3 unveils new car - Star-studded entry list taking shape for Daytona 24 - WRX in conflict over the direction of the series. i.e. electrification. Enjoy, F1 Season Review next week!

Episode 89 is the season review of MotoGP in 2018, as Dre, Louis, and special guest Ryan King hop into breakdown round by round, what another brilliant MotoGP year we had. We had Marc Marquez reaching "Level 7", with Dovi in tow, the rise and fall of Jorge Lorenzo, Alex Rins becoming a late season juggernaut, Yamaha's continued struggles, and of course, some truly epic racing along the way. Note: We're taking a week off, we'll be back in Mid-December for the #BikeLive awards, see you then!

And I'd like to take a minute just sit right there, and let me tell you how I became the fresh prince of Abu Dhabi! Dre, RJ and Ryan are back again with a review of the final round of the 2018 F1 Season in Abu Dhabi, formerly the Will Smith invitional! Lewis Hamilton took his 11th win of 2018, and took the all-time points record in a close fight with Sebastian Vettel, with Max Verstappen in 3rd. We also said goodbye to legendary two-time champ, Fernando Alonso. We also go into the news, with 19 of the 20 F1 seats confirmed for 2019, Robert Kubica coming back, with Alex Albon finally confirmed, and Lance Stroll's in pink. Yay! All that, Formula E, and a whole lot more on Episode 171, enjoy!

"Your heart is free, you just have to be strong enough to follow it". Dre and Louis look back on an emotional MotoGP Season Finale as Andrea Dovizioso took the final round in a soaked and restarted Valencia, Alex Rins impressed yet again, and we said goodbye to a true legend in the sport in Dani Pedrosa. We also review Moto2 and 3, as Miguel Oliveira dominated to close out his season just 9 points away from Pecco Bagnaia, and Can Onsu making history as GP's youngest ever race winner at 15 and 115 days on his debut as a wildcard! Enjoy, it's a special one!

Dre is back! Glory to the Church! That and a highlight reel of crazy from Macau, Indy 500 news, NASCAR's Sprint Cup finale and a heck of a lot more with Ryan and RJ! Here's the full setlist for you: 65TH MACAU GRAND PRIX - Dan Ticktum repeats as Macau champion, leading wire-to-wire for his 2nd win at the title race - Sophia Flörsch and Sho Tsuboi’s crash mars the race - Joel Eriksson 2nd, Sacha Fenestraz 3rd, Mick Schumacher 5th - Augusto Farfus wins the FIA GT World Cup for BMW - 56 year old Gabriele Tarquini becomes WTCR champion THE NEWS ELSEWHERE - Renault Nissan Alliance is in trouble - Latest on Albon at Nissan e.Dams - Super GT/Super Formula Champion Naoki Yamamoto may be lined up for F1 practices via Honda - Jordan King going to make Indy 500 debut with RLL - Ex-Force India leader Bob Fernley appointed boss of McLaren Indy - Sébastien Ogier wins his 6th straight WRC title in his last year with M-Sport Ford / Toyota wins Constructors’ title with 1-2 in Australia - Joey Logano defeats Truex, Harvick,

Time for BikeLive to take a fun look back at the epic 2018 World Superbike Season, where Jonathan Rea dominated, Ducati fell off a cliff, half the field is out of a job, and Tom Sykes initiated war! Oh and joining Andre Harrison and Louis Suddaby, is British Eurosport and ITV4 British Superbikes host Greg Haines, for 90+ minutes of round-by-round breakdowns, behind the scenes factoids, and some of the extra spice that made 2018 so interesting! Enjoy!

So, the Brazilian GP happened, and nothing of note took place. Oh. besides a guy two laps down screwing Max Verstappen out of back-to-back wins. WHAT?! Ryan King and RJ O'Connell break it all down, including: SUPER GT MOTEGI GRAND FINAL THE FORMULA 1 GRANDE PREMIO DO BRASIL - Verstappen/Ocon collision, kerfuffle, and fallout - Oh and Lewis Hamilton wins his 73rd GP from pole - Raikkonen holds off Ricciardo for P3 in nailbiting finish - BOT P5, VET P6 after crushing the scales - LEC P7 in fantastic weekend for Alfa-Sauber - GRO P8, MAG P9, PER P10 - Toro Rosso have the funniest spat NEWS - FERNANDO ALONSO IS GOING BACK TO INDY, THANK YOU BASED GOD - F1 OFFICIALLY going back to Vietnam! - Max Günther gets final full-time FE seat at Dragon Racing - Haas signs test driver Pietro Fittipaldi THE WEEKEND AHEAD: It’s Macau Week Y’all (and NASCAR i guess) Enjoy!

Okay, not gonna lie here folks, this is the biggest #BikeLive of the year, clocking in at nearly 137 minutes, tackling a mad Sepang weekend in Malaysia for MotoGP's final flyaway round, and some shock out of World Superbikes! Here's a rough setlist: - Rossi/Marquez 2, only not really as Valentino Rossi tries and fails his best Lorenzo impression upfront. - Alex Rins is the 3rd best rider in the world since the break. No seriously, how do Suzuki have 8 podiums?! - Pecco and the best/worst celebration ever as he wrapped up the Moto2 title. Oh, and Luca "Not just Rossi's half-brother" Marini won his first GP! - Martin is as ludicrous as his nickname, he wraps up Moto3. Sadly, "The Martinator" will never catch on. - Ducati are having a team meeting, a round before their 5-time World Champion pisses off. Gotcha. - And a 221bhp V4 Panigale is the THIRD maddest World Superbike story of the day. HRC. BMW. Factory backing. The day World Superbikes came back from life support? All that and more on an epic BikeLive wi

Bad news! Dre is out for the next two weeks! Good news, we managed to fill another show with news and mailbag questions! Here's the list: THE NEWS, WHICH HAS ALREADY HAPPENED [INDYCAR] - Hulman family matriarch Mary Hulman George passes at 83 - Alluded to last week, Marcus Ericsson joins Schmidt Peterson Motorsports for 2019 - Marco Andretti remains in #98 car, and becomes part-owner - First test completed at CoTA - Queensland, Australia govt invites Mark Miles for discussions of revival of Gold Coast Indy - IndyCar Media to manage global distribution of series media rights - Paul Tracy's TV job at risk for incendiary FB comments and unconvincing "I was hacked!" comments [FORMULA 1] -Fernando Alonso and Jimmie Johnson to swap rides in Bahrain Nov. 26 -Rob Smedley the latest of departures from Williams Racing after the 2018 season -F2 standout Sergio Sette Camara becomes newest McLaren Young Driver -RBR boss Horner remarks that a good Honda engine would help Red Bull fight Mercedes and Ferrari, forgetting th