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Suzuki has opened the door to a potential MotoGP return in the future after pulling the plug in 2022

Alex Rins admits a mistake led to the second crash that cost him a potential podium finish in as many weeks; turns attentions to securing second in the world championship.

Alex Rins gets his hands on the modified Suzuki GSX-RR and is positive it is a step forward in most ways, particularly under braking

Marc Marquez dodges carnage to win the Catalunya MotoGP as Jorge Lorenzo’s error results in a DNF for his team-mate’s title rival Andrea Dovizioso and both factory Yamahas

Alex Rins cannot hide his disappointment after a qualifying crash costs him the chance of a front row start; says Suzuki coping with lack of grip.

Alex Rins turns around his single lap fortunes to top FP3 as Marc Marquez struggles and Jorge Lorenzo cracks the top ten; Big crash for Franco Morbidelli

Alex Rins once again makes it count on Sunday with a charging ride from 13th to fourth to keep his and Suzuki's title hopes ticking over

Danilo Petrucci produces a masterful performance to fend off both Marc Marquez and Andrea Dovizioso to win his maiden MotoGP race on home soil for Ducati

"I exited the pits at the same time as Rossi, he was behind me on the time sheets and I thought he would be pushing..."

Alex Rins hits a full 350km/h (217mph) during free practice at Mugello ahead of the Italian MotoGP

Rossi, Rins, Marquez and Vinales all feature in the latest MotoGP gossip column. 

A lowsy qualifying and a late-braking Danilo Petrucci were reasons to frustrate Alex Rins, who nonetheless felt he completed an “incredible” fight back in Argentina.

Alex Rins admits he was “really frustrated” in the immediate aftermath of Sunday’s thrilling opener in Qatar; “they were playing with me on the straight.”

Alex Rins can’t put his finger on the lack of comfort he felt throughout the first day of free practice in Qatar; “I improved the lap time from the test but I was riding not comfortable.”

In the third instalment of Crash.net’s MotoGP season preview, we assess the chances of Suzuki, a factory keen to repeat its feats of 2016…

After three successful days of testing in Qatar, Alex Rins feels Suzuki has done everything possible to ensure a successful start to the 2019 MotoGP season.

Alex Rins is the most consistent MotoGP rider on the final day of testing at Sepang; says Suzuki now has the pieces in place to "win some races" in 2019.

Alex Rins is delighted by Suzuki’s progress since last season’s Malaysian Grand Prix; describes rhythm on used tyres as “incredible”.

Alex Rins believes he is among the three fastest riders in terms of race on the first day of MotoGP testing in 2019; “We can do some good things this season.”