Hello there, Gav here. Welcome to Gasset out. A quick warning before we get going with the podcast

proper. Bradley's first words are bluer than a Rocco-Safrady film. And if you don't know who that is and what

kind of films he makes, then it's probably best you don't listen to intently. I'm recording this

intro a week on from actually speaking to Bradley with Neil.

Apologies for the delay in getting this out there. Between preparing for the season, obviously, it's about to start, house renovations, my gardens upside down. We've had a digger in the garden, which was particularly exciting. It's been the girlfriend's birthday. Yadda yada. Some bits of the podcast, maybe a touch out of date. We know now, for example, that Fabio Quartrar is one of those being hauled in front of the stewards for testing a bike a bit too

similarly prepared to his M1. But the whole conversation about preseason preparations and all

that still stands. And of course, we are building up to the start of the motor GP season where

Bradley Smith in this reveals for the first time that I've heard that he is definitely going to be racing at Hereth for the first two races, at the very least, maybe for the whole season, depending on what happens with Andre Yanoni.

And we talk about that a little bit in the podcast.

His hearing, his appeal, and Warders actually appeal to

on his 18-month ban, still hasn't had a date set up for a hearing at Cass. I've been

in checked with the Court for Arbitration for Sport. So, yeah, as things stand, he's still on an 18-month

ban until next year.

So Bradley could have the whole year.

We're excited anyway that he's going to be out

and that most GP's going to get going,

because we will have every minute of it on BT Sport,

if you are in the UK.

As per usual, just chuck that one in there.

Remember, you'll be able to watch this conversation with Bradley as a video pod.

I believe they call it a Vodcast on YouTube.

I'm sure I'll make it onto Facebook too.

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