KTM's rescued season isn't enough for Acosta
Given it nearly ceased to exist, KTM is actually salvaging a pretty solid MotoGP season - but it is not enough for Pedro Acosta
Given it nearly ceased to exist, KTM is actually salvaging a pretty solid MotoGP season - but it is not enough for Pedro Acosta
While MotoGP hopes and waits for good news from its Moto3 support paddock, here's how the premier-class field compared through the Malaysian GP weekend
Moto3 rider Noah Dettwiler will undergo "multiple surgeries" following a terrible crash with series champion Jose Antonio Rueda before the Sepang start
Alex Marquez escaped from a Pecco Bagnaia/Pedro Acosta battle to win MotoGP's Malaysian Grand Prix
Pecco Bagnaia is less dominant and less in control at Sepang than he had been at Motegi. This may be a good thing
Pedro Acosta became the first rider sanctioned under MotoGP's new qualifying rule in the Malaysian Grand Prix at Sepang - and made the case for why the rule is inherently difficult to follow
Luca Marini finally had his first crash of the 2025 MotoGP season at Sepang. But the contrast to team-mate Joan Mir remains telling
Ducati MotoGP rider Pecco Bagnaia won the Malaysian Grand Prix sprint at Sepang to breathe fresh life into his rollercoaster 2025 campaign
Pecco Bagnaia produced an epic performance in Malaysian Grand Prix qualifying to come through from Q1 and take his third MotoGP pole of 2025
Dominant at Phillip Island, the Aprilia RS-GP has come back down to earth in a big way so far at Sepang. Is it still a bogey track?
