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Loving the livery Cal Crutchlow will run at Motegi for his wildcard ride. CAL CRUTCHLOW Yamaha Factory Racing MotoGP Test Rider “I‘m happy to have the chance to race at Motegi with the YAMALUBE RS4GP Racing Team. As Yamaha‘s Official...
Changes to how MotoGP™ riders enter Q2 approved!
Effective from the British GP, getting into Q2 all comes down to Friday afternoon as the first session of the weekend becomes FREE practice!Fridays in MotoGP™ are changing! After unanimous agreement between the MotoGP™ Class Teams, the Grand Prix Commission...
Pirelli new tire supplier for Moto2 and Moto 3 next year!
OFFICIAL!!Pirelli is the new tyre supplier for Moto2 and Moto3 2024-2026, also junior gp, red bull rookies, asian talent cup and nothern talent cup✊Carlos Ezpeleta, Chief Sporting Officer of Dorna Sports, added: ”We are very happy to welcome Pirelli to...
Alvaro Bautista testing for Ducati MotoGP
Alvaro Bautista’s MotoGP tests have concluded with a final lap time of 1’32.590 being published by Ducati. This time would’ve qualified him in 10th for last years race at Misano
Breaking news!! Dani Pedrosa wild card again!!
BREAKING NEWS!Dani Pedrosa will follow up his popular wildcard appearance at the Spanish GP with another MotoGP race start at the San Marino GP from 8-10 September.
No comeback for Pol at Mugello
It's been confirmed that Pol Espargaro will not make his return at Mugello and will once again be replaced by Jonas Folger.
The Spaniard now targets Sachsenring or Assen to make his comeback
Pol Espargaro to return to MotoGP at Mugello if...
Pol Espargaro is already eyeing a potential return to MotoGP action. The GasGas Tech3 rider aims to return to the track this month, and potentially at the Italian GP in around a week and a half's time. In an interview with...
Keep an eye on KTM; RC16 performance is thanks to Dani Pedrosa
KTM is currently going through a good phase in MotoGP. If Jerez is considered to be the 'real' start of the championship, it was also on Spanish soil that the Austrian manufacturer managed to win the sprint race, the second...
Does MotoGP need to take lessons from F1 once again, albeit improved upon?
We saw an absolutely farcical penalty for Pecco Bagnaia at Jerez, penalised for making a move on Jack Miller and making contact. No harm, no foul. Miller was momentarily upset, and Bagnaia offered his apologies. All good. Except for the...