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Philip McCallen drops the mic on Commentary Corner:

From teenage milkman police chases and crashing into herds of cows, to smashing lap records by 7mph as a Manx GP newcomer, testing the original Honda Fireblade prototype for Japan, ditching Kawasaki in court to ride Joey Dunlop's bikes

Dominating with 11 TT wins, 5 NW200 wins in ONE DAY (still the record!), and multiple Ulster GP hauls.

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Join us on Commentary Corner Episode 21 for an epic, no-holds-barred career deep dive with Northern Ireland racing legend Eugene Laverty!

From his early clubman days racing 125s in 2001, battling his brothers Michael & John, to breaking through in British Supersport with Red Bull, dominating on Yamaha R1, and nearly clinching the World Superbike title in 2013 – Eugene opens up about it all.

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Join Gareth Keys and Korie McGreevy for an unfiltered deep dive with multiple British 125cc champion, international road race winner, and NW200 legend Christian Elkin.

In this must-watch episode, Christian opens up about his incredible journey: starting on a £50 Honda Vision 50 scooter raking canal fields at 14, polishing bikes at 13 for a Saturday job, jumping straight into tarmac racing with zero prior experience, becoming a double British 125cc champion, and witnessing Casey Stoner's jaw-dropping talent up close ("He backed it in sideways... I thought I'd be over the bars!").

The highlight? Christian relives the surreal, emotion-charged 2008 North West 200 250cc race — just 48 hours after Robert Dunlop's tragic qualifying crash at Mather's Cross. He battles wheel-to-wheel with 19-year-old Michael Dunlop and John McGuinness in one of the most iconic NW200 moments ever.

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Join hosts Gareth Keys and Korie McGreevy on Commentary Corner for an epic, no-holds-barred chat with BBC Northern Ireland's legendary sports presenter Stephen Watson, the voice and face of North West 200, Ulster Grand Prix, and Irish road racing coverage for over 30 years!

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Dive into the golden era of Irish road racing with Commentary Corner Podcast!

Hosts Gareth Keys and Korie McGreevy sit down with grassroots legends Trevor Keys and Geoff McMullan – two Northern Irish racers who've been tearing up the roads for over 40 years.

From humble beginnings on field bikes and £300 TZ Yamahas in the 1980s, to epic battles at Dundrod, North West 200, TT, and forgotten classics like Skerries and Tandragee, these boys share unforgettable stories of two-stroke glory, broken vans, seized engines, massive crowds, and pure paddock craic.

Hear how racing evolved from affordable fun with no tyre warmers or electronics to today's high-stakes game, plus hilarious tales of mischief, camaraderie, and why the old days had more heart.

Perfect for fans of Irish roads, motorcycle racing history,

Ulster GP, Cookstown 100, and real road racing nostalgia.

Don't miss this heartfelt trip down memory lane!

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Join Gareth Keys and Korie McGreevy on this Christmas Day special episode of Commentary Corner as they sit down with newly crowned WorldSSP300 crew chief Scott Thompson from Irish team Retro Traffic Kove #109​.

Scott takes us on an incredible journey – from his own racing days on 125s and 600s, working at the Isle of Man TT, to stumbling into the WorldSSP300 paddock with zero expectations…

and ending up masterminding Benat Fernandez’s dramatic last-corner 2025 world championship victory at Jerez

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Episode 16 Gareth and Korie chat to Alan Irwin, father of Glenn, Andrew, Ross and Graham. 4 of the fastest brothers in the country! Alan tells us how it all stated and the endless stories, that you wouldn't get away with these days. Tune in and enjoy. Also available on youtube.

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The one and only Billy Nutt MBE joins the Commentary Corner Podcast for a no-holds-barred trip through road racing history and its uncertain future. The legend of the North West 200, The spirit of the Ulster Grand Prix, The mammoth task of getting the great races back on the roads Champions of Champions And the good old days that shaped it all Raw stories. Big opinions. Proper road racing talk.