In Episode 18 of the Two Enthusiasts Podcast, Quentin and I use the recent news of Danny Eslick’s arrest in Daytona Beach, and his subsequent suspension from AMA racing, as a launching point to talk about the myriad of troubles that surround rider personalities in motorsports.
Our conversation hits on the topic of how rider personalities have been whitewashed more than the years, for the sake of corporate sponsors and group image, and we speak about the require for much more “raw” riders in motorcycle racing.
This is certainly a subject that expands beyond just Eslick’s circumstance, and what is going on inside AMA Pro Racing / MotoAmerica, as we see other series, like World Superbike and MotoGP struggling with the very same concerns. It’s a meaty show, and we think you will like it.
As often, you can listen to the show through the embedded SoundCloud player, after the jump, or you can discover the show on iTunes (please leave a evaluation) or this RSS feed. Be certain to stick to us on Facebook and Twitter as effectively. Take pleasure in the show!
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Two Enthusiasts Podcast – Episode 18 – Sorry for Partying
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