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Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Detailed race analysis, argumentative chemistry and close attention to strategy turn motorcycle results into a broader view of the paddock.
NTN The DawgHouse - Motorcycling news, racing and analysis turns each race weekend into a lively argument about why the results happened and what they change.
A soft front tire at match point, and suddenly you're arguing about the championship too.
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A blunt MotoGP weekend debate that turns rider blame, DNFs, and Ducati politics into a loose, argumentative recap.
This episode is a blunt MotoGP weekend debate that uses Marco Bazzecchi's performance to reopen the rider-versus-bike argument, with Jorge Martin, Bagnaia, DNFs, and Honda all pulled into the crossfire.
MotoGP testing, Sepang notes, and a shaky World Superbike paperwork story keep the discussion moving.
MotoGP and World Superbike stay at the center of the week`s discussion, with a World Superbike entry seemingly turned away over paperwork and financing, while the MotoGP shakedown test draws a thin crowd and Aprilia takes most of the attention.
A ragged MotoGP argument about a bad celebration and the business under the bikes.
The piece works best when it settles into the rough edges of a badly received championship celebration, the long wait around the awards ceremony, and the repeated frustration that keeps circling back from different angles.
MotoGP rider-market chatter and Supercross points talk, with Ducati's targets kept in view.
The segment stays with MotoGP rider-market chatter, opening on the idea that the most coveted rider is not even in MotoGP right now and may be in the middle of a Moto2 championship run.
A sharp MotoGP debate about Marquez, Ducati, and how rider input can shape a bike.
The episode takes up a familiar MotoGP problem: when a bike gets built too closely around one star, it can become awkward for everyone else. It keeps Ducati's view in frame, with Marc Marquez as the center of gravity, and makes the point in racing terms instead of leaning on…
A loose, opinionated run through MotoGP, retirements, seat changes, and the sport's favorite arguments.
This one feels like a loose bar-room debate about MotoGP and motocross, but it keeps its footing around the championship race, Marc Marquez edging ahead, Johnny Rea's retirement at season's end, and Bautista finding a new home.
A lively motorcycle-racing argument that keeps returning to the penalty, protest, and appeal questions that matter.
The DawgHouse keeps its attention on motorcycle racing disputes, moving from American riders overseas and an OnlyFans sponsorship note into MotoGP controversy.
A loose racing chat moves from the doghouse-curse bit to motocross fallout and a sprint-record debate.
The episode starts with the running doghouse-curse bit before sliding into motocross and sprint-race talk. It gets into how the front runners hated the track, the injury situation, the strong two-overall result, and the sense that the 250 and 450 title races may already be close…
Race journalists and Damon Hill break down F1 driver markets, team history, and car tech.
NASCAR fallout, fantasy picks, and blunt race talk.
MotoGP talk with rough edges and real affection.
Bike chat with mud still on it.
The doghouse crew spends the episode arguing over one racer nobody seems eager to get attached to anymore.
NTN » The DawgHouse episode 859 opens with a debate over whether OnlyFans sponsorship could keep supporting Joe Roberts, Josh Herrin, and American racing overseas after Leonid Radvinsky’s death at 43 from cancer.
The DawgHouse spends much of this episode arguing that Supercross results feel "fixed," naming Ken Roxen, Eli Tomac, Chase Sexton, and Cooper Webb while joking about FBI indictments and Lee Diffie.
The hosts discuss motorcycle racing news, including Bobby Fong's wildcard entry to World Superbike, the close Moto America championship battle, and bizarre MotoGP celebrations.
The Dawghouse opens with Supercross points drama, including Jet Lawrence, Hunter, Cooper Webb, Eli Tomac, and Chase Sexton being talked through as the likely title group.
The DawgHouse opens with a running joke about the “doghouse curse,” then turns to a motocross weekend where front-runners did not like the track and Chase Sexton returned from injury.
The hosts rip into a championship celebration they feel missed the mark.
The DawgHouse starts with a sideways jab at Bagnaia and a tongue-in-cheek Moto America preview.
The panel opens on one of the strangest race weekends they can remember.
The Doghouse crew opens with MotoGP shakedown testing and World Superbike, then quickly turns the room into a debate over who showed up, who got their paperwork in order, and who may have been bounced before the season even started.
Bulaga is said to be replacing Marc Marquez for the final two MotoGP races, and the hosts keep returning to whether he has a "C-bike" while Bagnaia gets better equipment.
Three hosts discuss MotoGP season, focusing on rider performance variance and whether bikes or riders determine success.
Chase Sexton’s repeated crashes dominate the opening stretch, with the hosts calling him “Chase Unforced Air Sexton” and “Chase Crash Sexton.” Hayden Deegan’s Yamaha deal becomes the bigger structural story, because they describe a 250 satellite setup, a factory 450 team, and a plan for him to defend 250 West before moving up for motocross.
The DawgHouse 828 centers on whether Toprak Razgatlioglu has broken Álvaro Bautista’s momentum in World Superbike after a weekend where Razgatlioglu won by more than 10 seconds and Bautista dropped big points.
NTN’s The DawgHouse episode 858 centers on Johnny Ray returning to Honda World Superbike at Port Amile for injured Jake Dixon, with the hosts arguing about whether that is team help or wasted rider development.
The hosts discuss Hayden Deegan's unsportsmanlike conduct in a motocross race, where he intentionally tried to wreck Joe Shimoda, leading to a broken collarbone and debate over penalties.
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The DawgHouse Motorcycle Racing Radio 829 focuses on MotoAmerica at VIR and turns quickly into a debate about who should be allowed to move down from premier classes.
The DawgHouse Motorcycle Racing Radio Show 850 centers on Supercross season-opening results, with Eli Tomac winning and Ken Roczen taking second at "Grampaheim 1." The hosts spend much of the episode on age jokes, calling it an old-rider weekend and noting that the 250s and 450s were filled with names they did not expect at the front.
The hosts open on World Superbike's title fight and quickly get pulled into the weekend's tire gamble and points math.
The DawgHouse Motorcycle Racing Radio Show 846 centers on Josh Herrin, Warhorse HSBK, and Rahal Letterman Ducati’s plan to move him into Supersport before a possible Superbike return in 2027.
I can't speculate on what good drugs they give people nowadays, but my guess would be that he alread...
DawgHouse hosts Ken, Phil, and Warren discuss Moto GP championship (Mark Marquez running away with it), debate Ducati factory vs.
Marc Marquez won the championship and then refused to pick his own engine -- nobody's ever done that.
The hosts analyze recent MotoGP and Supercross events, debating Mark Marquez's penalty, Jet Lawrence's injury comeback, and rider strategies.
Ducati's reported admission that it gave Marc Marquez too much influence on the GP25 drives the episode, with the hosts arguing that a bike built around one champion can become hard for other riders to use.
The DawgHouse motorcycle racing podcast episode 849 features hosts Phil (53) and Ken discussing AI integration in MotoGP racing alongside a surprising news story: Canadian Olympic parallel slalom skier Ryan Wedding allegedly ran a drug cartel in Mexico and maintained a $40 million collection of championship MotoGP bikes, including Valentino Rossi's 2002 championship machine and bikes from decades past.
A motorcycle racing podcast discussing the current supercross/motocross season, rider performances, and championship standings.
A humorous discussion comparing the Jeffrey Epstein case to Moto America's lack of transparency.
A motorcycle racing podcast discussing recent races, team performance, and industry news.
A motorcycling news and analysis show with a humorous, informal discussion about recent events and personal anecdotes.
A motorcycling radio show covering racing news, rider retirements, and World Superbike rumors.
A motorcycle racing news show covering motocross, MotoGP, and World Superbike, discussing the 'silly season' and upcoming races.
The hosts discuss World Superbike racing, focusing on a rider named Spinelli and his impressive performance.
The hosts discuss a historic Moto America podium featuring older racers and analyze the race results.
A motorcycle racing podcast discussing MotoGP and MotoAmerica events, including race results and analysis.
Hosts banter about a road trip to Mexico to see an eclipse, discussing border crossing and Harley dealerships.