Gresini supports Mir revival and Holgado novice regeneration BK8 Gresini Racing MotoGP has confirmed Joan Mir and Dani Holgado as its rider line-up from 2027, while also extending its partnership with Ducati Corse under a new multi-year agreement. The announcement gives Gresini a completely fresh MotoGP pairing for the championship’s new technical era, with Mir
If you’re a fan of modern motorsports, chances are good (but not certain) that you know the name Bob Bernard. Even if that name doesn’t automatically ring a bell, you almost certainly know his work as a track engineer. Although his name may not be as controversial as Herman Tilke, Barnard is instead best known
Enea Bastianini has shocked the MotoGP paddock with a big career move – he is not moving to KTM, but to Aprilia Trackhouse from 2027. This rumor has been going around for weeks, but this afternoon’s official confirmation has shocked everyone and upended next season’s grid predictions. It’s now official: Bastianini, who currently drives for
Shockwaves are rippling through the MotoGP paddock as Honda’s carefully constructed 2027 rider line-up is torn to pieces by a dramatic internal power play. In a surprise move, LCR team boss Lucio Cecchinello is demanding that Honda make changes to its factory team plans – insisting that Brazilian sensation Diogo Moreira be promoted, potentially at
Martin and Ogura gamble on Yamaha’s MotoGP rebuild Yamaha has made official one of the longest-running open secrets in the MotoGP paddock, confirming that Jorge Martin and Ai Ogura will lead the factory team in the championship’s new technical era from 2027. The announcement follows confirmation a day earlier that Fabio Quartararo and Alex Rins
There’s a moment at Le Mans where Steve McQueen, wearing aviators and looking effortlessly cool in a Gulf blue and orange cream Nomex racing suit, climbs into a matching Porsche 917, and the rest is history. Trackhouse Racing owner Justin Marks will tell you he grew up loving those colors, and now he (…) The
George Martin now leads the MotoGP World Championship – and rather than framing it as a product of pure dominance, the reigning world champion has been refreshingly honest about the role circumstance and good fortune played in getting him to the pinnacle of the standings. He is leading. he knows it. And he’s not pretending
Aprilia dominated the MotoGP round at Assen last weekend. The brand captured five of the six available podiums in the two races, including both wins. The Aprilia Trackhouse Satellite Team took the first two positions in Saturday’s sprint, with Raul Fernandez winning and Ai Ogura second. Ducati, led by Fabio di Giannantonio, finished third. Aprilia
This weekend, I thought I saw Aprilia’s Marco Bezzecchi die. The Italian MotoGP racer, who was leading the series for the title, was back on track after colliding with Marshall during the last round and being sent off the grid. And while fighting for position against Ducati’s Marc Marquez to score some much-needed points for
A weekend without front-running pace still ended with Jorge Martin taking the lead of the 2026 championship – and with the Aprilia boss who recently criticized him praising him instead. Georg Martin did not have the fastest Aprilia at Assen. They gave up the only thing that matters at this stage of the season: the