July 27, 2026 11:07 am, EDT A worker at the Zuffenhausen plant in Stuttgart corrects the name on a Porsche 911 ST. (Kriztian Bocci/Bloomberg) key takeaways: Porsche agreed with labor officials to eliminate 5,000 jobs through attrition, retirements and voluntary departures by 2035, avoiding mandatory layoffs. The deal comes as Volkswagen and Porsche face falling
The MotoGP series reached the halfway point in Germany last weekend. The counter-clockwise track, dominated by Marc Márquez for years, saw him win both races and move closer to the championship lead. On Saturday, Marquez led from pole position followed by his brother Alex, also on a Ducati, and both took the checkered flag ahead
Joan Mir’s nightmare season continued at the German Grand Prix, as the Spanish rider suffered his twelfth crash of the year, underlining the continuing run of bad luck that mirrored his previous campaign. The No. 36 rider once again failed to finish, cementing a pattern that has plagued his 2024 MotoGP season and leaving him
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
Brian Uriarte stormed to his first Moto3 pole position at the Sachsenring, pipping title favorite Maximo Quiles and stamping his authority in a tightly contested German Grand Prix qualifying session. Uriarte’s achievement marks a significant milestone in his budding career, as he performed under immense pressure to clinch the top spot ahead of a tight
Ivan Ortola stormed to his first Moto2 pole position at the German Grand Prix and produced a career-defining performance that shook up the intermediate class pecking order at the Sachsenring. Czech Grand Prix winner Ortola took top spot on the grid with a blazing lap, beating championship leader Manuel Gonzalez by less than a tenth
Marc Marquez delivered a masterclass in race management to take a stunning victory in the MotoGP sprint at the German Grand Prix, leading every lap from pole position at the Sachsenring. The Spaniard’s clinical performance saw him withstand relentless pressure from his brother Alex Márquez during the 16-lap dash, and demonstrate impeccable tire protection and
Marc Márquez won the MotoGP sprint race at the 2026 German Grand Prix, putting in a stellar performance at the Sachsenring and leading the all-Ducati podium ahead of his brother Alex Márquez and Fabio Di Gianantonio. The factory Ducati rider took full advantage of his pole position, immediately taking the lead at Turn 1 and
Pedro Acosta has undergone successful minor surgery on his right wrist to deal with carpal tunnel syndrome, with the Red Bull KTM rider already setting his sights on a comeback at the German Grand Prix. The procedure took place on Tuesday morning and was completed without any complications, according to the team. Carpal tunnel syndrome
Brandon Voyshnis/Getty Images If you’ve spent any time around German performance cars over the past few decades, you’ve probably noticed that most of them go at 155 mph. This is not a coincidence. It is the result of an informal agreement between German automakers that have been