MotoGP

A history of unpredictability and late drama, welcome to Le Mans!

What do you think of these new rules? This is the clearest explanation I could find with Mike Webb's comments. I think both rules are good: after Marc's shenanigans at COTA they needed a clear rule. And riders who are injured for a long time need some practice before they race again, as Jorge Martin's injuries show. Any other views on these rule changes?

‘The Martinator’ is back in Spain and the recovery is going well, with Aprilia issuing an update from MotoGP Medical Director Angel Charte

Following a strong showing in Jerez, KTM looks ahead to the future development of the RC16 as they aim to return to the top step of the podium

Testing is done at the Circuito de Jerez – Angel Nieto with plenty of findings and progress

Let's go Yamaha!!!

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Gosh, hold on tight everyone if Aleix is a wildcard 😅My favourite rider!

After a stellar ride and a heartbreaking penalty, Viñales took to Instagram to reflect on the highs and lows of Qatar

It's another setback for the World Champion, who had only made his return to action during Round 4

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After a Thursday medical check in Lusail, we’ll be seeing the World Champion back on track this weekend

The reigning World Champion is set to return to racing action at the Lusail International Circuit this weekend

The record-breaking crowds will welcome MotoGP for another five Grands Prix

The American MotoGP™ Legend shared his insight into Pedro Acosta’s career so far and the advice he would give for the Spaniard's next step

From Marc Marquez’ hunt for a historic hat-trick to Bagnaia’s uphill battle, get up to speed for the showdown in Austin!

It's been a rough couple season since the highs of KTM in 2022. Wishing him a quick recover.

I think it's a resonable opinion considering the longer recovery times and amount of injuries that moto racing brings.