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Aleix Espargaro Cycling Career on Hold at Honda

Aleix Espargaro cycling career on hold has now become a tropism in his post-racing story as the veteran Spaniard has decided to retire his professional involvement in riding practice in MotoGP after an array of injuries stopped the routine in his tasks at Honda. After some sincere talks with the top Honda management, Espargaro has resolved to concentrate on his essential growth mission of working with Honda, indentifying...

MotoGP Prepares for Long-Awaited China Comeback

MotoGP Prepares for Long Awaited China Comeback after 17 years is gathering belated but significant traction as the world renowned MotoGP championship promoter, Dorna continues to make its plans towards returning the Chinese Grand Prix to the fourth largest economy in the world by the year 2027. The event is almost twenty years after MotoGP race at Shanghai International Circuit in 2008 during which Valentino Rossi dominated the...

Yamaha stance on Fabio Quartararo signals new era

Yamaha stance on Fabio Quartararo has made a sharp and unmistakable twist which is one that is an easy indicator of a definite change that the Japanese manufacturer is about to follow in the approach to its MotoGP future. The previously cordial relationship between the team and the world champion of 2021 is at a crossroad. As disillusionment and disappointment mount on both sides and the frustration becomes...

Moto3 Racer Noah Dettwiler Recovery Update

Moto3 Racer Noah Dettwiler is recovering after surgery because of a serious crash at Phillip Island in the Moto3 qualifying. The 19 year old Swiss rider who is a member of the CIP Green Power team was in critical condition but is recently in stable state according to the official team and medical updates. The resultant accident that put the qualifying session of the whole MotoGP day on...

MotoGP Malaysian GP 2025: Sepang Race Highlights

In MotoGP Malaysian GP 2025 Francesco Bagnaia who received the first row of the line sprang away and took the lead of the race at the very first step in it. But was Fabio Quartararo not soon passing by his Yamaha making its way through the traffic with all its usual delicacy. Far behind, anarchy broke out as a few of the riders caught in the rear bumped off...

Fernandez Claims Maiden Victory in Australia

Fernandez made history by performing a landmark at the 2025 Australian Grand Prix, and he finally broke through to get his maiden win in the premier class. The Spaniard might not only have won the top step to himself at the historic Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit, but also secured one of the greatest successes of his team. There is a preview of the manner in which the...

Miguel Oliveira’s Aprilia Test Deal Awaits BMW Nod

The name of Miguel Oliveira is again ringing in the MotoGP paddock. According to his technical feedback and race craft, Aprilia is considering the thought of having him on as a test rider in 2026. Being caught in the middle between the deal and the discussion is the thing though with BMW its approval. The Interest and Rationale of Aprilia. The year 2025 has not been smooth sailing...

Repsol comeback in MotoGP world championship

MotoGP prioritizing Repsol return Even now, the positive news is shaking the paddock as the Spanish energy giant has a new strategic approach from now on – as being the major range of lubricant in the Moto2 and Moto3 starting in 2026. This rebound becomes a theatrical turnaround to its almost thirty years history in motor cycles racing. From Legends to Silence Repsol has been closely allied with...

MotoGP Launch Moves to Kuala Lumpur for 2026

MotoGP launch plans for the 2026 season have taken a dramatic turn. It was initially to open in Singapore but later now the opening will be done in Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia. The announcement was made by Dorna Sports which is the series promoter after considering the logistical difficulties involved in transporting riders and teams between Sepang and Singapore. Although some would count on the glamour over Singapore...

MotoGP Japanese GP: Bagnaia Wins, Marquez Champion

MotoGP Japanese GP had become an event of pure drama and pure emotion. The real winner in Motegi was Francesco Bagnaia, but more importantly was Marc Marquez. His second place finish put him in the position of MotoGP world champion again- his seventh MotoGP title and ninth was his career title in any class. Winning a race by one man, a satisfying story of redemption, to the other....

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