Ai Ogura stunned the MotoGP paddock in Brno by taking pole position for the first time and then relentlessly hunted down the reigning world champion to finish a career-best second in the Czech sprint – yet there was no trace of emotion on his face. The Japanese rider, representing the Superfile Trackhouse MotoGP Team on
Fabio Quartararo’s MotoGP season has taken a shocking turn – his Yamaha machine now feels like a different beast every time he climbs on it, leaving him scratching his head and falling down the order. The French former world champion, who had started the Czech Grand Prix weekend with the second fastest time in Friday’s
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
Chaos broke out in Brno as Marco Bezzecchi’s championship campaign was shattered by a late-race crash, sparking furious debate among MotoGP fans who accused him of repeating the infamous mistakes that cost Francesco Bagnaia the 2024 title. Bezecchi was fifth with stiff competition in the closing laps of the Czech Grand Prix sprint, ahead of
If you ride a motorcycle long enough, someone will inevitably ask you, “What’s the fastest you’ve ever gone?”, usually with a strange look of joy in their eyes. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve been asked this question, but it’s a lot. The strange thing is that when I answer I don’t feel
Francesco Bagnaia returned to the front row at Brno, overcoming a troubled morning and fierce rivals to secure a vital third place qualifying position for Ducati – setting the stage for a Grand Prix contest full of tension and anticipation. At the famous Brno circuit on Saturday afternoon, Bagnaia drove his Ducati Lenovo Team machine
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
MotoGP is brewing a storm: star rider Fabio Quartararo has declared that scrapping the controversial “holeshot” lowering device overnight would be a reckless move that risks throwing the entire grid into chaos. His blunt warning comes after a disappointing day at Brno, where technical experiments and a lack of power left the Yamaha Ace far
Today, if a kid dreams of becoming the next MotoGP superstar, there’s a good chance he’s dreaming about Ohwell, too. The small Italian MiniGP bikes have become the gold standard for young racers looking to climb the motorsports ladder. But before Ohvale became the cool kid on the kart track, there was a different breed
Ducati’s reigning champion Peco Bagnaia has rediscovered his racing joy – all thanks to the newly resurfaced tarmac of the famous Brno circuit, which has eliminated his frequent grip problems and rekindled his competitive fire. Friday practice at the Czech MotoGP round brought a remarkable turnaround for Bagnaia, who was openly disappointed at the Balaton