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
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
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
A hair’s worth separated Kimi Antonelli from pole position in British Grand Prix sprint qualifying as the teenage sensation lost out to Lewis Hamilton by just 0.010 seconds – a margin so excruciatingly small it left the paddock gasping. The drama began at Silverstone, where prodigious Italian rookie Antonelli made a stellar performance in his
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
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
Fabio Quartararo stood in the wrong starting position at Assen, oblivious to the fact that he had qualified better than he thought – an error that left fans and paddock insiders in disbelief. The Monster Energy Yamaha rider, recovering from a disappointing Friday due to complaints of insufficient grip and power, advanced from Q1 to
Marco Bezzecchi’s MotoGP sprint problems are refusing to loosen their grip, even as he dominates practice sessions and pounces on title contenders on pure pace. The Italian star’s struggle to convert fast one-lap pace into sprint success is fast becoming the most intriguing subplot of the 2026 season. On a sunny Saturday in Assen, Bezzecchi