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Pedro Acosta Ducati Move Explained for 2027

Even more than a sign of the career milestone, the junior Spanish sensation, Pedro Acosta, returning to the podium of the MotoGP in the Czech Grand Prix will be seen as a symbolic and strategic move of both parties, the young talent and the factory team of KTM. Acosta is only 20 years old, but he has been under great pressure during the season 2025. Fresh out of...

MotoGP German GP: Marquez Returns to Glory with Stunning Sprint Victory

Marc Marquez entered Sachsenring again and made it his own playground storming to a dramatic victory in the MotoGP Sprint race at the German Grand Prix. Stealing the win off a brilliant Marco Bezzecchi in the last few laps of a thrilling race, the Spaniard served the audience a reminder of his past glory with another one of his trademark dominating efforts on a circuit that he has...

MotoGP Fallout: Espargaro Defends Jorge Martin in Aprilia Exit Clash

AleixEspargaro might have said good-bye to full-time MotoGP racing at the conclusion of the last year, but the outspoken veteran is not out of the thick of the drama of MotoGP controversies. In the recent twist of events, its earlier rider has now publicly raised the eyebrows on the move by his former team to insist that his former team namely Aprilia remains relevant, by forcing the current...

Marc Márquez Rules Assen as Alex Crashes Out

Completing his comeback after two heavy crashes on Friday to qualify in fourth place on the grid to win Dutch Grand Prix in Assen. The eight world champion proved to be gritty and competent and dominated the sprint and Sunday standalone race like a surgeon. Despite all the bruises and comebacks, Marc did not appear to be shaken, and drove like a possessed man and played two master...

Fabio Di Giannantonio Stuns At Mugello With Late Overtake On Bagnaia

A truly emotional effort by Fabio Di Giannantonio at the Italian Grand Prix of the 2025 season of the MotoGP, the Italian clinched a spectacled third-place finish in his home Grand Prix, passing Ducati rider Francesco Bagnaia, known as Pecco in the closing moments of the race. The podium of the VR46 Ducati rider was not at any event but at his home track and it was his...

KTM Working Hard To Recover From MotoGP Disaster In 2025

KTM’s upcoming MotoGP season has been met with reactions from insiders and outside the paddock calling it nothing but a disaster. Although it may seem unpleasant, the term is now used by the team’s own cyclists. While talking about recent qualifying, Pedro Acosta clearly said, “It all went wrong.” That tells the whole story. The fact that a manufacturer has been steadily moving forward in the MotoGP is...

Enea Bastianini Breaks Silence After Dismal British GP Finish

After what he called the most difficult race of his career at Silverstone, Enea Bastianini shared his emotions straight away. Debuting at Le Mans, the KTM Tech3 rider from Italy struggled all race and came 17th, not managing to rise above his initial starting position. Plagued by technical difficulties all weekend which kept happening on the bike, Bastianini was left without hope and seeing few results at Silverstone....

Surprise Winner Marco Bezzecchi Clinches British GP for Aprilia In Dramatic Race

Not a soul foretold it—Marco Bezzecchi raced to success at Silverstone with a victory unlikely to be matched in 2025. A rider who didn’t have pole,, riding a factory-fringe Aprilia, faced the cold, used a soft front tyre and lined up behind a group of intense title contenders, but emerged victorious. Things are always unpredictable at Silverstone in August, but this was outrageously unpredictable. Crashes. Red flags. Mechanical...

Joan Mir 2025 MotoGP Crash and Injury: Honda Struggles Worsen

The trouble has only intensified as the bad Joan Mir 2025 MotoGP season has followed another excruciating crash of the 2020 world champion at French Grand Prix. At Le Mans, Mir was entangled in a disorganized event during the first lap that cost him his right hand, which was broken, and hurt his neck, which caused him pain. What had already been causing a miserable campaign has since...

Aldeguer Claims First MotoGP Sprint Podium at Le Mans

After a victorious Saturday in the Le Mans Sprint that allowed him to stand on the MotoGP podium, Fermin Aldeguer’s feelings could be summed up in a single word: “experience.” It is a good reflection of the trek that a 20-year-old rookie has taken since his inaugural season in MotoGP. It is as if Aldeguer’s progression follows that of one with a great deal of MotoGP experience from...