In late October, we got a glimpse of a production-ready version of the Sprint 440, built by Hero for Harley-Davidson. Now, the latter has unveiled it in EICMA 2026, with a UK price of GBP 4,995. At the moment, the US motorcycle maker has only confirmed the motorcycle will reach its home market in Spring…
Just in the beginning of October, Harley-Davidson teased the Sprint 440, third motorcycle from its joint venture with Hero. Now, the cruiser motorcycle has been spotted at a showroom before its launch. Considering it looks production-ready, we’d expect the launch to be really close as well. While all three are based on the same platform,…
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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
Marc Márquez won the MotoGP sprint race at the 2026 German Grand Prix, putting in a stellar performance at the Sachsenring and leading the all-Ducati podium ahead of his brother Alex Márquez and Fabio Di Gianantonio. The factory Ducati rider took full advantage of his pole position, immediately taking the lead at Turn 1 and
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Max Verstappen is ready for an all-out defensive battle at Silverstone, openly admitting that Red Bull are on the backfoot as the sprint race approaches. The reigning world champion faces the reality of chasing rather than leading, as his rivals threaten to break Red Bull’s stranglehold on Formula 1 supremacy. Saturday at Silverstone will see
Chaos erupted at Silverstone on Friday when two Formula 1 drivers—Williams’ Alex Albon and Racing Bulls’ teenage sensation Arvid Lindblad—hit the headlines for all the wrong reasons, with each facing an FIA investigation just hours before the British Grand Prix sprint race. In a dramatic twist, the FIA called on both Albon and Lindblad to