Why Mir's sticking with Honda despite miserable MotoGP form
MotoGP’s 2020 champion Joan Mir has signed a new deal with current employer Honda that will take him to the end of the current regulations cycle in 2026
MotoGP replaces controversial chief steward with Crafar
MotoGP governing body the FIM has announced that long-derided chief steward Freddie Spencer will step down at the end of the 2024 season, and will be replaced for 2025 by former 500cc race winner and current pitlane reporter Simon Crafar
Two-year MotoGP deal: Trackhouse bets on Fernandez
Trackhouse Aprilia shows its faith in Raul Fernandez's MotoGP potential with two-year extension.
Could Zarco's Suzuka win tempt a Ducati dream team?
Winning the Suzuka 8 Hours is great for Johann Zarco's standing within Honda. But Ducati might take MotoGP involvement in the famous race to another level
Morbidelli's MotoGP future no longer relies on luck or charity
After three and a half mostly miserable years, Franco Morbidelli's MotoGP form is recovering - just in time to secure his future on the grid
A chance for rare glory amid Honda's bruising MotoGP season
Honda's works MotoGP programme is at arguably its lowest ebb right now, but it remains top dog elsewhere in the two-wheel racing world. That should mean a rare bit of respite from the back of the grid for one of its top riders this weekend
Ducati can ensure Martin's 2024 MotoGP title bid is over now
On paper Jorge Martin is still very much in the 2024 MotoGP fight. In reality, there are now so many factors against him that his Sachsenring crash could've blown it all
MotoGP podcast: Aprilia's boss on its big 2025 decisions
Aprilia's verdict on its new signings, who else was considered, what its outgoing riders have achieved plus what Trackhouse does for 2025 - all answered by its team boss Massimo Rivola on The Race MotoGP Podcast
MotoGP replaces Kazakh GP, sets up major Italy clash
MotoGP has announced a replacement for the long-in-doubt inaugural 2024 Kazakhstan Grand Prix, electing to fill its place with a second race at Misano
Acosta heroics can't hide KTM's worrying MotoGP weakness
The instant impact provided by Pedro Acosta is still very much a game changer for KTM's MotoGP programme - but, increasingly, it is also a welcome distraction from the RC16's sagging performance levels
