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Razlan Razali’s RNF team will switch from Yamaha to Aprilia machinery for the 2023 MotoGP World Championship. The news not only means Aprilia has a second team for the first time since 2015, but suggests reigning champion’s Yamaha could cut back to...

Rossi retired from MotoGP at the end of the 2021 season having first competed in the grand prix world championship in 1996.  In a career spanning 26 seasons, Rossi won nine world titles across the 125cc, 250cc and MotoGP classes...

MotoGP's Finnish Grand Prix will be cancelled for the 2022 season, with the current geopolitical situation between Russia and Ukraine forcing its postponement to 2023 The neighbouring nation of Finland has thus declared its intention to join NATO, which has...

Aruba.it Racing will title sponsor Ducati Lenovo Team’s Test Rider Michele Pirro at this weekend’s Gran Premio d’Italia Oakley as the Italian embarks on the first of three MotoGP™ wildcard appearances in 2022. Alongside announcing they will continue to partner...

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The long wait ends when the Finnish Michelin GP is held at the new KymiRing in July. Bike Magazine gives you the opportunity to win exclusive entrance tickets to this fantastic finnish motorcycle event for you and a friend.  WHEN?...

This decision from Suzuki, who only returned to MotoGP in 2015, came completely out of the blue and left the team in shock.

Suzuki was set to issue a press release on the Tuesday confirming Motorsport.com's reports, but that was not forthcoming, likely as a result of a statement issued by Dorna Sports, which said the marque could not quit MotoGP on its own accord.