MotoGP

MotoGP, and the five manufacturers involved in the sport, have signed a long-awaited new five-year commercial agreement.

As the 850cc MotoGP test in Brno draws closer, more full-time riders are being confirmed, including Yamaha’s Toprak Razgatlioglu.

Trackhouse Racing has confirmed its new team manager ahead of Davide Brivio’s switch to HRC.

Marc Marquez will be one of two full-time MotoGP riders representing Ducati at next week’s 850cc test.

Pedro Acosta admits he was riding 1,000cc bikes long before stepping foot in the world championship.

Pol Espargaro is expected to make his return from injury with an appearance on KTM’s new 850cc MotoGP bike.

LCR Honda has confirmed Cal Crutchlow will once again replace the injured Johann Zarco at the next two MotoGP rounds.

MotoGP has agreed a new one-year deal for the MotorLand Aragon circuit to host the series permanently.

Pramac Yamaha rider Jack Miller says MotoGP should remove start devices following another huge accident at the Hungarian Grand Prix.

Could Sunday’s huge turn one incident in Hungary cause MotoGP to make major changes to its start procedure?

MotoGP’s new pit lane entry procedure is set to reshape how riders must enter pit lane at all times, whether that’s after a crash, or if they’re changing bikes in a flag-to-flag race.

Cal Crutchlow admits he won’t need surgery after suffering a suspected muscle tear near his left scapula at the Mugello MotoGP.

MotoGP has confirmed a new pit lane entry rule to stop riders from gaining an unfair advantage.

Cal Crutchlow was left surprised after receiving high praise from MotoGP legend Loris Capirossi in Mugello.

Former MotoGP stars rarely stay retired forever – and sometimes their surprise returns produce some of motorcycle racing’s greatest moments.

KTM racer Pedro Acosta says a single bike rule in MotoGP would be a “really bad idea” should the cost-cutting proposal get approved.

Former LCR Honda rider Cal Crutchlow is set for a surprise return in place of Johann Zarco at this weekend’s Italian MotoGP.

Nine-time world champion Marc Marquez will make his MotoGP return at this weekend’s Italian Grand Prix.

MotoGP is reportedly looking at scraping the two-bike rule as a cost-saving measure.

Alex Marquez will miss at least two MotoGP races as he continues to recover from his horror crash in Catalunya.

MotoGP boss Carmelo Ezpeleta has defended the decision to restart Sunday’s Catalan GP twice, despite two major crashes stopping the race.