Peco’s Ducati departure begins as Acosta prepares to join Marquez Ducati Corse has formally confirmed that Francesco Bagnaia and the Bologna marque will part ways at the end of the 2026 MotoGP season, ending one of the most successful rider/manufacturer partnerships in Ducati’s premier-class history. In a separate release, Ducati also confirmed that Pedro Acosta
Fireworks are guaranteed: Ducati is throwing two of modern MotoGP’s most volatile talents into the same garage. The Italian manufacturer has officially secured Pedro Acosta for 2027, setting the stage for a partnership with Marc Marquez that promises as much drama as it does on the track. In a dramatic sequence of announcements, Ducati revealed
Bet you didn’t see this one coming.
MotoGP is going through its stupidest season ever. The rider market is crazy, with many moves for 2027 already finalized or nearly finalized before the 2026 season begins. I believe this creates its own issues between riders and teams, but since we are on the eve of completely new rules for MotoGP bikes, some teams
A momentary misunderstanding in the Barcelona paddock has become one of the most talked-about viral moments of the Grand Prix season – yet the truth behind the awkward Acosta-Colapinto encounter is more playful prank than cold snub. During the utter chaos of the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix weekend, an unusual scene unfolded: MotoGP sensation Pedro Acosta
Redemption is the word on the lips of every fan as Marco Bezzecchi heads to Brno, desperate to erase the memories of the disaster and stop the giants nipping at his heels. High-octane drama will unfold this weekend when Aprilia Racing’s Marco Bezzecchi, the current MotoGP World Championship leader, returns to the iconic Brno circuit