Ducati’s power move: Pedro Acosta ready to challenge Marc Marquez in MotoGP’s most anticipated superteam The 2025 MotoGP season is set for an exciting change as Ducati has confirmed a strong new line-up: Pedro Acosta will be joined by Marc Marquez, setting up a battle between two of the sport’s most prodigious talents. The long-awaited
Fabio Quartararo’s high-profile move to Honda for the 2027 MotoGP season has electrified the paddock, but behind the scenes, the Frenchman was never the Japanese giant’s first – or even second – choice for its bold new era. Despite being heralded as the future harbinger of Honda’s 850cc revolution, Quartararo was, in fact, “Plan C”
Honda’s masterplan for its 2027 MotoGP campaign is rapidly taking shape – not only with an electrifying reshuffle of its rider line-up, but with a bold change in its technical leadership. In a move to send shock waves through the paddock, Santi Hernandez, the famous crew chief behind Marc Marquez’s six world championships, is being
Marc Marquez’s continued dominance has drawn much praise from Ducati Corse general manager Gigi Dall’Igna, who described the Spanish rider’s latest weekend as “absolutely perfect” and “another masterpiece” in an emphatic mid-season assessment. As MotoGP heads towards its summer break, Dall’Igna used the pause to reflect on the first half of 2026 and highlight Marquez’s
Marc Marquez extends his MotoGP legacy with 77th pole position, breaking historic record Marc Marquez has once again cemented his place in MotoGP history, achieving his 77th pole position and pushing the limits of what was previously thought possible in premier class qualifying. The Cervera-born rider demonstrated his trademark mastery over a single lap, confirming
Fermin Aldeguer eyes factory Ducati future amid Acosta signing and Marquez uncertainty Fermín Aldeguer is confident of his chances of joining the factory Ducati team, despite the Italian manufacturer’s high-profile decision to sign Pedro Acosta and extend Marc Marquez’s contract, creating new intrigue over MotoGP’s most coveted seats. Aldeguer, widely considered Ducati’s next big hope,
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 gave a masterclass at the Sachsenring, taking victory in the MotoGP 2026 German Grand Prix sprint race and intensifying the pressure in the world championship battle. Márquez led every lap with remarkable authority, taking the checkered flag ahead of his brother Alex Márquez and an impressive Fabio di Gianntonio, as the title race
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