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
Inside Ducati’s once volatile MotoGP garage the unimaginable has happened: instead of fireworks and feuds, Francesco Bagnia and Marc Marquez have formed a partnership based on mutual respect and technical cooperation – ending any hope of a civil war. When Ducati confirmed the arrival of Marc Marquez, one of the sport’s most polarizing figures, alongside
The roar of the engines will echo across the paddock this weekend, but for Lorenzo Baldassarri, the real thrill is clashing helmets with the greats – especially six-time MotoGP World Champion, Marc Marquez. This is not just another race; It is a clash of dreams and destiny. Lorenzo Baldassarri, representing Go Eleven, makes his long-awaited
Nicolo Bulega has just made history – suffering the first crash recorded on Ducati’s future 850cc MotoGP prototype, as the racing world eyes Misano for Ducati’s centenary celebrations. This is no ordinary week in the world of two wheels. The Italian rising star, who is currently a force in World Superbike with the Aruba.it Racing
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
Marco Bezzecchi’s violent opening-lap crash immediately became the defining image of the Dutch Grand Prix. But for Marc Marquez, the incident was no shocking surprise – it was the scenario he had spent the entire weekend trying to avoid. Long before the lights went out at Assen, the Ducati rider had already adjusted his mentality.
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