A horrific crash at speeds in excess of 200km/h has rocked the MotoGP paddock: Marco Bezzecchi has been taken to hospital after a horrific crash at the Dutch Grand Prix in Assen. The incident occurred during a key moment in Sunday’s race at the infamous Ramshoe Corner – one of the fastest and most dangerous
Fabio Quartararo stood in the wrong starting position at Assen, oblivious to the fact that he had qualified better than he thought – an error that left fans and paddock insiders in disbelief. The Monster Energy Yamaha rider, recovering from a disappointing Friday due to complaints of insufficient grip and power, advanced from Q1 to
Marco Bezzecchi’s MotoGP sprint problems are refusing to loosen their grip, even as he dominates practice sessions and pounces on title contenders on pure pace. The Italian star’s struggle to convert fast one-lap pace into sprint success is fast becoming the most intriguing subplot of the 2026 season. On a sunny Saturday in Assen, Bezzecchi
Controversy erupted at the Dutch Grand Prix when reigning MotoGP champion Francesco “Peco” Bagnaia was handed a race-changing penalty, demoting him down the order and causing the Italian star to question the rules that govern the sport’s toughest moments. Bagnaia, riding for Ducati Lenovo Team, was demoted from sixth to seventh at the conclusion of
Shockwaves rocked the Assen circuit as Raul Fernandez led Trackhouse Racing to a historic one-two finish in the Dutch Grand Prix sprint that subverted expectations and left MotoGP’s elite trailing. On an overcast Saturday afternoon in the Netherlands, Fernandez took a sensational victory in the sprint race, finishing ahead of teammate Ai Ogura to give
David Alonso left no room for doubt at Assen, delivering a qualifying masterclass that sent shock waves through the Moto2 paddock and left rivals scrambling for answers. Under Dutch skies at the famous TT Circuit Assen, Alonso took pole position for the tenth round of the 2026 Moto2 World Championship with a 1:35.236 lap in
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,
Fabio Quartararo’s frustrations boiled over at Assen as Yamaha’s MotoGP campaign fell into a technical abyss, with the former world champion describing his bike as completely lacking in grip, agility and horsepower. For a team with Yamaha’s pedigree, this is nothing short of a crisis. At the Cathedral of Speed on Friday, Quartararo managed to
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