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Tim Slade

Steven Johnson

James Taylor

Brad Jones

Michael Gilbert

James Rispoli

Mike Jones

Mark Walker

Matt Campbell

Jonathan Rea

Scott McLaughlin

Nick Ryan

Grant Denyer

Craig Lowndes

Tim Schenken

OwlTail

Our special guest for show #063 of Torque and Chatter is Mark Bracks. Bracksy as he is known as, is ‘The Voice’ of Australian Motorcycle Racing Mark started his career in sports as a freelance photographer. He then went on to become a writer / journalist for publications across the globe. In 2006 / 2007 Bracksy was the Dorna pit lane reporter for Moto GP.  He has had some crazy experiences along his journey, including riding a MotoGP bike and playing poker with Tim Allen. We have only scraped the surface of Marks story and we will definitely be back with a follow up show later in the year. Thanks once again to the team at QLD Raceway for housing us for this show. I hope you all enjoy listening to the show. The full show is now live on all platforms. 📺📲🎧 Head over to our iTunes to give us a rating and review and make sure you hit subscribe on YouTube. 🎙🎬 M33 Productions 🏍🔌💡 Gasoline Alley Harley Davidson Brisbane 🔌 Motoproducts #torqueandchatter #podcast #Motorsport #videoproduction

Our special guest for show #063 of Torque and Chatter is Mark Bracks. Bracksy as he is known as, is ‘The Voice’ of Australian Motorcycle Racing Mark started his career in sports as a freelance photographer. He then went on to become a writer / journalist for publications across the globe. In 2006 / 2007 Bracksy was the Dorna pit lane reporter for Moto GP.  He has had some crazy experiences along his journey, including riding a MotoGP bike and playing poker with Tim Allen. We have only scraped the surface of Marks story and we will definitely be back with a follow up show later in the year. Thanks once again to the team at QLD Raceway for housing us for this show. I hope you all enjoy listening to the show. The full show is now live on all platforms. 📺📲🎧 Head over to our iTunes to give us a rating and review and make sure you hit subscribe on YouTube. 🎙🎬 M33 Productions 🏍🔌💡 Gasoline Alley Harley Davidson Brisbane 🔌 Motoproducts #torqueandchatter #podcast #Motorsport #videoproduction

Mark Bracks - Motorsport Commentator

Tom Sykes

 Heading into his 12th full season in the MOTUL FIM Superbike World Championship, Tom Sykes continues with the BMW Motorrad squad in 2020, after an exciting first season on the S 1000 RR. Sykes began his career in the British Supersport Championship, where he missed out on the title to Cal Crutchlow in 2006. Two years in the Superbike class would follow, with multiple podiums and wins, as well as a stunning wildcard appearance in 2008 (second in Donington Park, Race 1). Moving to WorldSBK full-time in 2009, Sykes partnered Ben Spies in his title-winning season. The Englishman then moved to Kawasaki, the manufacturer which he would call his home for a full nine seasons. Missing out on the WorldSBK championship by half a point in 2012, he was finally able to secure the world title with the Provec squad in 2013. Several years more of consistent race wins would follow, although with no more gold to his name. Sykes finally switched bikes in 2019, moving to the new factory BMW Motorrad WorldSBK team. By mid-season, the Yorkshireman and Shaun Muir Racing were consistently challenging for podiums – in 2020, the target will surely be to secure that first win for the S 1000 RR.

Heading into his 12th full season in the MOTUL FIM Superbike World Championship, Tom Sykes continues with the BMW Motorrad squad in 2020, after an exciting first season on the S 1000 RR. Sykes began his career in the British Supersport Championship, where he missed out on the title to Cal Crutchlow in 2006. Two years in the Superbike class would follow, with multiple podiums and wins, as well as a stunning wildcard appearance in 2008 (second in Donington Park, Race 1). Moving to WorldSBK full-time in 2009, Sykes partnered Ben Spies in his title-winning season. The Englishman then moved to Kawasaki, the manufacturer which he would call his home for a full nine seasons. Missing out on the WorldSBK championship by half a point in 2012, he was finally able to secure the world title with the Provec squad in 2013. Several years more of consistent race wins would follow, although with no more gold to his name. Sykes finally switched bikes in 2019, moving to the new factory BMW Motorrad WorldSBK team. By mid-season, the Yorkshireman and Shaun Muir Racing were consistently challenging for podiums – in 2020, the target will surely be to secure that first win for the S 1000 RR.

Tom Sykes WSBK rider talks with Mark Bracks

Dale Wood

Steve Grove

Broc Feeney

Richard Crail

Phillip Island Supercars, Moto Gp Austin and Tailem Bend ASBK

Tony chats with Scott McLaughlin, Dale Wood, Steve Grove, Broc Feeney, Richard Crail and Mark Bracks