Quartararo expected ‘much better bike’, MotoGP future ‘wide open’
MotoGP champion Fabio Quartararo continues to be frustrated over Yamaha’s development for 2022 – and admits his future is now “wide open”
MotoGP champion Fabio Quartararo continues to be frustrated over Yamaha’s development for 2022 – and admits his future is now “wide open”
MotoGP’s way of solving the Mandalika track surface problem so testing could continue left some riders absolutely furious, and others completely supportive
Honda rider Pol Espargaro led his brother Aleix on the opening day of testing at Mandalika as MotoGP endured a complicated, disrupted debut day at the Indonesian venue
Old-spec satellite bikes upstaging new-spec factory ones has been a common MotoGP story lately and it looks like 2022 might start that way too. And though no one’s expecting the 2021 Ducati’s superiority to last, the ‘crossover point’ where it loses its edge might be further away than you think
MotoGP teams will experience the Mandalika Bay circuit for the first time in testing this weekend. The Race’s Simon Patterson is in Indonesia, and has had the chance to see what’s in store
Aprilia is finally a MotoGP podium-finisher again, it’s signed a big name race-winner in Maverick Vinales. Will its 2022 bike be the last step forward it needs? Team boss Massimo Rivola shared some exclusive insight with Simon Patterson
Aprilia will have three bikes at a quarter of MotoGP’s 2022 races, with test rider Lorenzo Savadori due to contest five wildcard outings.
MotoGP’s first pre-season test of 2022 at Sepang wasn’t short on surprises. The Race MotoGP Podcast goes beyond the headline times to make sense of what went on last weekend
If the 2022 MotoGP season started right now, Enea Bastianini’s 2021-spec Gresini Ducati would probably be the pacesetter. Simon Patterson looks at why Ducati’s new bike is currently slower than its old one
According to a rival MotoGP manufacturer, the 2022 Suzuki “is the bike that is ready to race tomorrow, more than anyone else is”
