MotoGP’s modern rivals might be too nice for their own good
Is the fact MotoGP’s current lead riders get on a little too well a factor in the championship’s popularity dip?
Is the fact MotoGP’s current lead riders get on a little too well a factor in the championship’s popularity dip?
It’s tempting to view Ducati recruit Alex Marquez as a canary in the coal mine for brother Marc. But could he really influence Marc’s future?
MotoGP’s 2023 season has begun, with three of the five factory teams plus two satellite having held their launch events and testing now just a week away. This week’s episode of The Race MotoGP Podcast discusses what we’ve learned so far
World Superbike champion Alvaro Bautista has become embroiled in a sexism row after claiming Ana Carrasco “should ride with the amateurs”. Here’s the full story of what happened, and how Scott Redding got involved
MotoGP’s 2024 silly season is highly unlikely to be as wild as its 2023 reshuffle – but there’s still a major player whose future is in flux
The KTM MotoGP programme had its hand “forced” in making a substantial revision to its 2023 line-up, according to its team manager, but the changes should tackle a key weakness
KTM expects to reap significant competitive benefits from its “super refreshing” tie-in with the Red Bull Formula 1 team’s technology department – with the brand admitting it’s been left behind in terms of aero development in MotoGP
Former Tech3 Yamaha racer and German Grand Prix podium finisher Jonas Folger may be on a path back to the MotoGP world championship thanks to Austrian manufacturer KTM
Three-time MotoGP championship runner-up Dani Pedrosa will make a surprise return to racing for KTM at this year’s Spanish Grand Prix
Thirty-two-year-old MotoGP veteran Johann Zarco is now a conspicuous anomaly in a Ducati line-up packed with young talents. How does he fit into its plan?
