Four Aprilias finished in the top six while Marc Marquez crashed out and threw chaos into the inaugural MotoGP session at Assen. The Dutch Grand Prix at Assen began with a spectacular display of dominance from Aprilia, who placed four of the six fastest bikes in Friday’s opening practice, with Marco Bezzecchi clocking a season’s
Peco’s Ducati departure begins as Acosta prepares to join Marquez Ducati Corse has formally confirmed that Francesco Bagnaia and the Bologna marque will part ways at the end of the 2026 MotoGP season, ending one of the most successful rider/manufacturer partnerships in Ducati’s premier-class history. In a separate release, Ducati also confirmed that Pedro Acosta
Fireworks are guaranteed: Ducati is throwing two of modern MotoGP’s most volatile talents into the same garage. The Italian manufacturer has officially secured Pedro Acosta for 2027, setting the stage for a partnership with Marc Marquez that promises as much drama as it does on the track. In a dramatic sequence of announcements, Ducati revealed
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Pedro Acosta’s patience with KTM has finally run out – he has his sights set on a Ducati seat and can’t wait to leave his current team in the dust. This is the bomb dropped by veteran MotoGP insider Carlo Pernat, who claims the Spanish prodigy is tired of KTM’s constant technical failures and is
Ducati signs Marc Marquez for 2027 and 2028 Ducati Corse has confirmed that Marc Marquez will remain with the Ducati Lenovo Team for the 2027 and 2028 MotoGP World Championship seasons. Ducati’s official release presents the renewal as a natural continuation of the most successful phase of the Marquez-Ducati relationship to date, built around their
Marc Marquez produced a masterclass in resilience and raw talent at the Czech Grand Prix, winning in a race that pushed every rider to the brink and left fans in disbelief. On a scorching Sunday in Brno, Márquez, riding a Ducati, moved into first place after relentlessly chasing and eventually overtaking early leader Peco Bagnaia.
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
Ai Ogura has burst onto the MotoGP scene, taking pole position with a record-breaking lap at Brno and leaving a host of experienced veterans in his wake. In a breathtaking qualifying session for the 2026 Czech Grand Prix, Trackhouse’s Ai Ogura stunned the paddock with a blazing time of 1:51.139 to take his first MotoGP
Despite all the odds and medical projections, Alex Marquez is officially back in the MotoGP field – just weeks after a brutal crash that put his 2024 season in jeopardy. Marquez, who rides for Gresini Racing, has been cleared to compete in this weekend’s Czech Grand Prix after a horrific fall at the Catalan round