What Marquez's ahead-of-schedule first Ducati podium really means
Marc Marquez's first MotoGP podium for Ducati shows he is ahead of schedule in his adaptation, but it came with some familiar risks as well as the familiar prodigious talent
Marc Marquez's first MotoGP podium for Ducati shows he is ahead of schedule in his adaptation, but it came with some familiar risks as well as the familiar prodigious talent
Enea Bastianini led the way in the second MotoGP practice session at Portimao, as Marc Marquez suffered his first race weekend crash of the season
Marc Marquez set the pace in the opening MotoGP practice session of what he sees as a crucial Portuguese Grand Prix weekend at Portimao
Ducati's rider roster for 2025 is starting to take shape - and its interest in new signing Fermin Aldeguer goes well beyond just filling a spot.
Portimao could banish the last remaining doubt that Marc Marquez is a MotoGP 2024 title contender - or reinforce it
We're answering your questions on The Race MotoGP Podcast this week, including on the prospect of mid-season rider changes at two teams in particular
Marc Marquez's Honda departure has left Honda somewhat rudderless on the rider front, but that's not necessarily a bad thing so far for 2024 at least...
Moto2 star Fermin Aldeguer will make his MotoGP debut in 2025 as part of the Ducati stable.
BMW Motorrad boss Markus Flasch says BMW will look at a MotoGP entry - and it's understood there's a genuine interest there.
Ducati was generally regarded as being somewhere between reluctant and uninvolved as Marc Marquez's move to satellite team Gresini played out. Everything that applied then remains valid now - but the spectre of Marquez in Ducati red is starting to add up
