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
Franco Morbidelli came out swinging after being handed a three-place grid penalty for blocking Pedro Acosta during practice at the German Grand Prix on Friday, claiming he was giving it his all when the incident happened. The VR46 Ducati rider finds himself in the headlines once again, having received a similar penalty for a clash
Depending on how long you’ve paid attention to motorsport, you may remember a time when not every rider and driver apparently had a metric ton of media training. Although it may have sometimes caused a little more sweating for both teams and their sponsors, those times also turned out to be even more memorable moments
Pedro Acosta has displayed a remarkable display of confidence and sportsmanship ahead of the German Grand Prix, stating that he would have no hesitation in giving Brad Binder a MotoGP ride – “even my current bike.” The bold announcement comes as Acosta continues to recover from recent surgery after suffering a carpal tunnel nerve entrapment
DeGia signs with KTM as 2027 MotoGP grid takes shape Fabio Di Gianantonio will switch to Red Bull KTM Factory Racing from 2027, with the Italian signing a multi-year deal to race the KTM RC16 in MotoGP. This signing adds another major part to KTM’s 2027 factory rebuild, which comes with previously confirmed Alex Marquez
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
A motorsport heavyweight has thrown up his hat: Guenther Steiner, famous for his no-nonsense Formula 1 leadership, has confessed to underestimating the tremendous athletic demands of MotoGP. His candid admission has stunned both paddocks – and shattered long-held stereotypes about two-wheel racing. Steiner, the former Haas F1 team boss and now CEO of Tech3 KTM
Ducati confirms long-term VR46 MotoGP extension VR46 to remain Ducati factory-backed team Borgo Panigale Pertamina Enduro VR46 Racing Team will remain a Ducati factory-backed team in MotoGP after extending its agreement with the manufacturer until the end of the 2029 season. The renewed deal keeps Valentino Rossi’s Tavulia-based squad under Ducati’s umbrella for the next
Johann Zarco targets MotoGP comeback in September Johann Zarco’s recovery from Catalunya MotoGP injuries has taken a more positive turn, with Castrol Honda LCR confirming the Frenchman will not undergo knee surgery at this stage and is now targeting a return to the race track in September. Zarco met knee specialist Dr Bertrand Sonnery-Cottet in