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
Valentino Rossi returned to the Goodwood Festival of Speed for the first time in over a decade, and Yamaha didn’t waste the opportunity by seating him on some tasty heritage display bikes. Instead, the nine-time Grand Prix World Champion hopped on his 2020 Monster Energy Yamaha YZR-M1, the MotoGP prototype on which he last raced
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
Pedro Acosta’s impending switch to Ducati for the 2027 MotoGP season has caused a furious standoff in the paddock, with the Italian powerhouse refusing to offer any assistance to KTM as the Austrian manufacturer grapples with a growing engine reliability crisis. The saga underlines the growing rivalry and strategic power game, with Ducati’s continued quest
Fabio Quartararo has made it clear that hopes of a new Yamaha MotoGP upgrade are almost over, revealing that his sole focus is now on extracting every possible advantage from the current package as the Japanese manufacturer turns its attention to a future 850cc project. The Frenchman, who remains Yamaha’s leading light throughout the challenging
KTM is not having the best MotoGP season, as reliability issues have plagued the Austrian manufacturer. There were several retirements, mostly at mid-field finishes, and only Pedro Acosta, soon to be wearing Ducati red, finished anywhere close to the leaders. But the team’s bikes have been facing continuous problems, due to which the results have
Marco Bezzecchi’s MotoGP campaign has taken a dramatic downturn, with a series of disastrous races threatening to derail his title ambitions. After a rocky start to the season, Bezecchi now faces a mountain to climb, having suffered a string of crashes, penalties and serious injuries that have reduced his points tally and confidence. The Italian
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
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