MotoGP
Marquez signs new Ducati MotoGP deal, Acosta next?
Marc Marquez has secured a new two-year deal with the factory Lenovo Ducati team in MotoGP, but which rider will be next to sign?
Aprilia apologises to MotoGP marshal following Bezzecchi slap
Aprilia has apologised to the marshal that was struck by Marco Bezzecchi during an altercation at the Czech MotoGP.
MotoGP announces Dutch Grand Prix watch party in London
MotoGP is set to use Outernet’s wrap-around screens in London as the home of its watch party for the upcoming Dutch GP.
WorldSBK confirms decision to leave iconic race track
WorldSBK will move the Australian round away from Phillip Island from the start of the 2028 season.
Honda announces new team manager for 2027 MotoGP
Honda has announced its new team manager for the 2027 MotoGP season, with Mikihiko Kawase set to replace Alberto Puig.
Trackhouse Racing completes major MotoGP signing
Trackhouse Racing has confirmed its new team manager ahead of Davide Brivio’s switch to HRC.
Yamaha legends to feature alongside iconic race bikes at Misano
Iconic motorcycles ridden by Giacomo Agostini, Carlos Lavado and Luca Cadalora to feature at Misano this week.
Marc Marquez to lead Ducati’s 850cc MotoGP test team at Brno
Marc Marquez will be one of two full-time MotoGP riders representing Ducati at next week’s 850cc test.
Pedro Acosta started riding 1,000cc bikes at 14 years old
Pedro Acosta admits he was riding 1,000cc bikes long before stepping foot in the world championship.
Pol Espargaro set to make MotoGP testing return
Pol Espargaro is expected to make his return from injury with an appearance on KTM’s new 850cc MotoGP bike.
Ducati has major Goodwood plans as part of centenary celebrations
Ducati is set to arrive in style at the 2026 Goodwood Festival of Speed, with a blockbuster line-up of guests and motorcycles expected to feature.
LCR Honda names Johann Zarco replacement in Brno and Assen
LCR Honda has confirmed Cal Crutchlow will once again replace the injured Johann Zarco at the next two MotoGP rounds.
Jack Miller calls for MotoGP to remove start devices
Pramac Yamaha rider Jack Miller says MotoGP should remove start devices following another huge accident at the Hungarian Grand Prix.
Rossi on a Bagger? Former MotoGP race winner reveals why he thinks it should happen
Fresh from winning on his Bagger World Cup debut, Andrea Iannone thinks Valentino Rossi and Casey Stoner should give the booming V-twin racers a try.
Harley-Davidson reveals plans for upcoming H.O.G Rally
Harley-Davidson’s European H.O.G Rally is heading to Cascais, Portugal, where 2026 models will be available for test rides.
MotoGP announces new pit lane rule following Jerez debacle
MotoGP has confirmed a new pit lane entry rule to stop riders from gaining an unfair advantage.
“What for?”: Cal Crutchlow blindsided by MotoGP legend's Mugello post-race comments
Cal Crutchlow was left surprised after receiving high praise from MotoGP legend Loris Capirossi in Mugello.
The comeback kids: MotoGP’s wildest return stories
Former MotoGP stars rarely stay retired forever – and sometimes their surprise returns produce some of motorcycle racing’s greatest moments.
Cal Crutchlow to make surprise MotoGP return at Mugello
Former LCR Honda rider Cal Crutchlow is set for a surprise return in place of Johann Zarco at this weekend’s Italian MotoGP.
MotoGP's biggest star to make return at Mugello
Nine-time world champion Marc Marquez will make his MotoGP return at this weekend’s Italian Grand Prix.
F1 mastermind joins Pramac Yamaha MotoGP project
Former F1 team boss Ross Brawn has joined the Pramac Yamaha MotoGP team as an advisor to Team Principal Paolo Campinoti.
Honda CB1000F makes surprise appearance at MotoGP event
Honda Motor Europe France teams up with HRC to showcase new CB1000F alongside vintage race bikes.
Fabio Quartararo supports Sylvain Guintoli charity with Silverstone helmet raffle
Fabio Quartararo has gifted Sylvain Guintoli a special edition test helmet, with a raffle to follow at the British MotoGP this summer.
MotoGP considering major rule change for 2027
MotoGP is reportedly looking at scraping the two-bike rule as a cost-saving measure.