Enea Bastianini delivered a resilient performance at the Losail Grand Prix, securing fifth place and standing as the top KTM rider amid fierce competition. Despite battling persistent vibrations hampering his KTM throughout the race, Bastianini was determined to challenge the frontrunners, ultimately falling short of the podium but ahead of teammate Pedro Acosta.
Ottmar Szafnar has reignited the debate over Fernando Alonso’s future, casting doubt on the Spaniard’s high-profile move to Aston Martin and hinting at a sensational return to Alpine. Szafnar, who oversaw Alonso’s departure from Alpine, did not hold back in his assessment, mocking the reasoning behind Alonso’s switch and openly questioning the wisdom of his
Danilo Petrucci’s future in WorldSBK hangs in the balance, with BMW opting not to exercise its contract option, but keeping the Italian firmly in the mix for 2025. Petrucci’s manager, Alberto Vergani, has lifted the curtain on the current situation, revealing the psychological weight of Ducati’s dominance of the Superbike paddock and the personal battles
The carnage at the Dutch Grand Prix at Assen began when Franco Morbidelli’s race descended into chaos after a head-on collision with Jack Miller at Turn 1, setting off a chain reaction that left Diogo Moreira and Maverick Vinales in disarray and the paddock in disarray. Drama unfolded just seconds after the lights went out,
Just a few months ago, Raul Fernandez was dismissed as a MotoGP also-ran – now, he stands at the center of a battle between teams desperate for his signature, with trackhouse Aprilia fighting to keep him, but only on his own terms. Fernandez’s transformation from the paddock to one of the sport’s most talked-about properties
Jude Bellingham broke down Panama’s resistance and England’s doubts alike, but defensive weaknesses and lame wing play are threatening to undermine World Cup ambitions. Jude Bellingham’s tireless brilliance and a clinical Harry Kane finish helped England top Group L with a 2-0 win over Panama in New Jersey on Saturday. However, the scoreline concealed a
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