Marc Marquez delivered a masterclass at the German Grand Prix, taking a dominant win at the Sachsenring and dramatically closing the points gap to championship leader Jorge Martin. The Ducati factory rider took control from pole position and never looked back, taking advantage of mid-race incidents – including the high-profile crash of his brother, Alex
Marc Marquez halts brother Alex’s brave comeback bid after brutal crash: “You’re not doing Q2” A dramatic intervention from Marc Marquez may have prevented the dangerous comeback of his brother, Alex Marquez, after his devastating crash at the Catalan Grand Prix in May. The incident, in which Alex collided head-on with KTM’s Pedro Acosta and
KTM fields Alex Marquez for 2027 MotoGP reset Alex Marquez will return to factory MotoGP status in 2027, with Red Bull KTM Factory Racing confirming a multi-year deal for the Spaniard as the Austrian manufacturer moves towards the next technical era of the sport. The signing takes Marquez out of the Gresini Ducati structure at
eleven years. That’s how long it’s been since Marc Marquez forced Valentino Rossi through the gravel at the final chicane of Assen in one of the most controversial moments in MotoGP history. On Sunday, the scene was repeated in the same corner, with the same circuit, same hero – but the roles reversed. And the
Alex Rins crossed the finish line in the top ten at the Dutch Grand Prix, but the result only told part of the story. Behind ninth place at Assen was a rider who was growing increasingly impatient with Yamaha’s slow development, openly questioning when the long-promised upgrades would finally arrive – and whether they would
A shocking misstep has rocked the Williams Formula 1 team as Alex Albon revealed significant changes were made to his car in Austrian Grand Prix qualifying – without his knowledge. Albon’s campaign at the Red Bull Ring rapidly spiraled out of control as the team’s messy internal processes left him unable to make last-minute car
There was an eerie silence in the Assen paddock today as Alex Marquez was thrown from his Ducati in a horrific crash at the end of the session – yet, amazingly, the Spanish rider walked on, battered but not broken, and hungry to fight. The drama unfolded during Friday practice for the Dutch Grand Prix,
Chaos broke out at Assen when Marco Bezzecchi stormed the MotoGP field and topped the timesheets in a practice session that was marred by a horrific late crash and a flurry of penalties. On a sunny day at the famous Dutch circuit on Friday, Bezzecchi set an emphatic lap of 1m31.123s in his factory Aprilia,
Chaos broke out at Assen as Alex Marquez suffered a horrific crash, sending shock waves through the paddock and forcing MotoGP officials to stop the session with red flags minutes before the finish. Spanish rider Alex Marquez, competing in his second grand prix since returning from injury, suffered a serious fall during Friday practice at
Alex Marquez has shocked MotoGP fans by withdrawing from the Czech Republic Grand Prix – not because of the long-lasting pain from his brutal crash, but to avoid the risk of another devastating blow. The Spanish rider, who recently returned to the paddock after suffering a fractured collarbone and vertebra injuries in a traumatic incident