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Alex Marquez Beats Odds to Score First MotoGP Win at Jerez

Alex Marquez delivered his most emotional MotoGP victory of his career by winning on the track where Jerez hosted his first professional victory in his home country. The triumph brought equal sentimental value to Gresini Ducati rider Alex Marquez as his Moto2 and Moto3 world championship victories did in the early stages of his career. Alex Marquez achieved his first MotoGP triumph during his fifth season in premier...

Jorge Martín Flies to Spain After Suffering Pneumothorax and Rib Fractures

This Saturday Jorge Martín plans to depart from Doha through medical flight to return home to Spain after enduring eleven traumatic days recovering from his Grand Prix Qatar race accident. The reigning MotoGP world champion found himself in a frightening crash incident which shocked both racing spectators with deep worry. The race lasted only thirteen laps when Martín faced a loss of control resulting in his elevation from...

Aprilia’s Private Test Appeal for Jorge Martin Denied – Ducati and MSMA’s Role

Controversy surrounded Ducati when its members led a heated MSMA meeting until denying Aprilia permission for Jorge Martin to test privately before his medical recovery. Missed unanimity by Honda manufacturers during the closed MSMA meeting prevented Aprilia and Martin from seeing how fit Martin was before the Qatar GP started. The request which Paolo Bonora and Massimo Rivola from Aprilia presented to MotoGP officials became public when they...

MotoGP Icon Dani Pedrosa Joins KTM for Key April Testing at Misano

The legendary MotoGP racer Dani Pedrosa announced his plan to return to racing alongside KTM in a scheduled April test at Misano. Prior to his full-time retirement from racing Dani Pedrosa earned 31 grand prix titles then transitioned to KTM’s test riding program before he entered his private speed test at Misano in mid-April. The two-day test period starting between April 8 and ending on April 11 based...

Marc Márquez Wins Argentina GP to Maintain Perfect 2025 MotoGP Record

Marc Márquez continued his perfect start to the 2025 MotoGP season with a stunning victory at the Argentina Grand Prix, making it four wins from four races. The six-time world champion once again showcased his resilience and racecraft at Termas de Río Hondo, overcoming a strong challenge from his younger brother, Álex Márquez, to take the checkered flag. The race started under warm conditions, with Marc Márquez seizing...

MotoGP Confirms Pirelli as Exclusive Tyre Supplier for 2027-2031

Michelin will finish its MotoGP exclusive tire supply agreement at the end of 2026 as Pirelli becomes the new supplier from 2027 until 2031. The Italian manufacturer Pirelli has expanded its two-wheeled racing world through the supply of tyres to Moto2 and Moto3 since last year while maintaining their association with the World Superbike Championship since 2004. After regaining its place as the sole provider in 2016 Michelin...

Marc Marquez’s Tactical Brilliance Leaves Bagnaia Searching for Answers

The Thailand Grand Prix race management display of Marc Marquez convinced Francesco Bagnaia that the eight-time world champion dominated every stage of the event. The factory Ducati replacement Alex Marquez obtained the race lead during a brief period when Marc Marquez reduced speed but Marc Marquez reclaimed his lead position to finish the race with a substantial 1.7-second difference. Bagnaia proclaimed defeat during the race after he found...

VR46 Defends Di Giannantonio After Sepang Testing Crash

During pre-season testing at Sepang, Fabio Di Giannantonio suffered an unfortunate accident that prematurely halted his preparations for the upcoming MotoGP season. Returning after a long injury layoff, the Italian rider was eager to adapt to the new Ducati GP25. His testing session showed promise as he secured seventh place in the time sheets. However, the day ended in disappointment when a celebratory wheelie—an iconic tradition in the...

KTM Creditors File Claims of €2.2 Billion Amid Insolvency Proceedings

Austria’s ongoing insolvency proceedings involved KTM AG alongside its subsidiaries after creditors filed claims worth €2.2 billion. One of the most difficult periods has hit the respected motorcycle firm whose strengths lay in racing and off-road sectors. The official hearing displayed financial institutions lead the debt profile by possessing €1.7 billion in claims against KTM AG. Among the 3,534 claims submitted to the court 2,347 originated from staff...

Marc Marquez's Gresini Era: A Rebirth in MotoGP

It only took about 12 months of successfully being a part of Gresini Racing in 2024 for Marc Marquez to rediscover the light at the end of the tunnel, calling the season a “rebirth.” After leaving Honda, which had a rather troublesome bike and a serious crash which affected his performance, Marquez agreed to get on board Ducati satellite team. Riding on an older GP23 bike and adapting...