MotoGP's first attempt at a fan-focused season launch extravaganza looked like it might be a step too far in the build up, but turned out to be a triumph
The MotoGP pre-season test at Sepang allowed for 24 hours of running - and that's just for those who didn't do the shakedown - so it's no surprise that by the end of it a number of riders were attempting full-on race simulations instead
Yamaha surging up the order, Ducati facing a 2025 bike dilemma and a group of satellite riders on old bikes poised to spring upsets - MotoGP's Sepang test was eventful
The disagreement over the cause of MotoGP world champion Jorge Martin’s savage test crash has escalated further, with Aprilia rejecting Michelin’s interpretation of the crash data and demanding the tyre supplier meets with all the teams to address what Aprilia calls a “critical” safety situation
IndyCar - or its parent company at least - has just added another race to an increasing number of those it promotes itself. What does it get out of that?