In today's MotoGP Gossip, Jorge Lorenzo responds to claims beating Marc Marquez will be "impossible", Marquez sets date to be in "perfect shape" and Valentino Rossi set for new rider coach.
Five-time world champion Mick Doohan gives his opinion on Repsol Honda’s new rider line-up; doesn’t foresee injury worries affecting either rider’s start to the season.
Nasser Al-Attiyah to create his own Valentino Rossi-style ranch, Davide Tardozzi reveals what Jorge Lorenzo taught Ducati and Mick Doohan on the Marquez-Lorenzo partnership
Fresh from surgery, Jorge Lorenzo appears in Repsol Honda colours for the first time to unveil the team's 2019 livery alongside reigning MotoGP champion Marc Marquez.
Like new team-mate Jorge Lorenzo, Marc Marquez faces a battle to be fully fit for the opening of the season; says he has been told the recovery time could be as long as four months.
HRC boss Tetsuhiro Kuwata sees new signing Jorge Lorenzo as a ‘true champion’ for joining Repsol Honda but doesn’t expect any changes inside the team
Dr. Xavier Mir has estimated Jorge Lorenzo will be ready for the 2019 MotoGP opener and his scaphoid fracture was unrelated to his recent left wrist injuries
Dani Pedrosa on his upcoming stem cell surgery, Gigi Dall'Igna names Ducati's biggest concern for 2019 and Cal Crutchlow says he underestimated his ankle injury...
With pre-season programmes finalised and targets being drawn up for 2019, Crash.net looks at what each MotoGP manufacturer needs to achieve this season
Danilo Petrucci sets up a motocross race with Valentino Rossi and Andrea Dovizioso, Marc Marquez steps up his surgery recovery and 2019 MotoGP pre-season preparations continue
Jorge Lorenzo hits back at Danilo Petrucci's manager, Silverstone set for resurfacing before British MotoGP and Marc Marquez considers a Dakar Rally entry
Repsol Honda launches its 2019 MotoGP team, with Jorge Lorenzo and Marc Marquez, on January 23rd in Madrid with special guests Mick Doohan and Alex Criville
KTM confirms no wildcard MotoGP races for Dani Pedrosa, Danilo Petrucci is set his goal to win races in 2019 and Valentino Rossi picks up an unwanted award