WorldSSP300

The FIM has confirmed it is working with manufacturers and promoters to reduce sound emissions, signalling a shift as the sport faces growing environmental scrutiny.

The FIM has reiterated its stance on Russian and Belarusian competitors, riders, teams and officials, but stopped short of saying when the situation would change.

Maverick Vinales says power and weight - and not the age of a rider - are the critical factors to address in Moto3, WorldSSP 300 after deaths

WorldSSP 300 race winner and 2022 title contender Victor Stefan has died, his family has confirms

Tom Booth-Amos lands a deal to graduate into the WorldSSP Championship on the Prodina Kawasaki after finishing runner-up in 2021 WorldSSP 300

The FIM introduces immediate grid size and age limits, plus commit to safety investments, to better regulate championships following young rider deaths

Maverick Vinales to sit out this weekend's return to Stateside for the 2021 US Grand Prix at COTA following the death of his cousin Dean Berta Vinales

Loris Baz says the 40+ grid sizes for the WorldSSP 300 to be the 'most dangerous category ever' in the wake of Dean Berta Vinales' death at Jerez 

Michel Fabrizio launches into a scathing attack on the FIM for its indifferent attitude to the WorldSSP 300 class following the death of Dean Berta Vinales

Ana Carrasco is a WorldSSP 300 race winner again, just nine months after the serious back injury doctors feared would leave her paralysed.

With Maverick in MotoGP and Isaac in WorldSBK, the Vinales name moves into WorldSSP 300 with the launch of its own youth-promoting team

Ana Carrasco will attempt to reclaim her WorldSSP 300 Championship title in 2021 after re-signing with the Jonathan Rea's Provec Racing Kawasaki Racing Team

Ana Carrasco, the first woman to win a solo motorcycle racing World Championship, suffers a double vertebrae fracture in a testing crash at Estoril