The Qatar Grand Prix next weekend will go ahead as planned - at least according to Gresini Ducati rider Alex Marquez. Speaking on Thursday ahead of this weekend's Malaysian Grand Prix, the Spaniard suggested organisers were pushing ahead with the race despite riders demanding…
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Ducati's Marc Marquez takes a 10-point lead into this weekend's Malaysian Grand Prix following his impressive victory in the sprint race at Phillip Island last time out. His nearest rival is Aprilia rider Jorge Martin, who is attempting to race with a broken arm following his…
The MotoGP Sports Entertainment Group (MGPSEG), the championship's commercial rights holder, remains fully committed to staging the Qatar Grand Prix, scheduled for next weekend after being postponed by almost six months from its original date. The conflict that broke out in…
MotoGP points leader Marc Marquez claims to be wary of Jorge Martin's potential if his rival is passed fit to race at Sepang this weekend. Martin fractured his wrist in a heavy crash during the sprint race in Australia last weekend, falling 10 points behind Marquez in the…
MotoGP points leader Marc Marquez claims to be wary of Jorge Martin's potential if his rival is passed fit to race at Sepang this weekend. Martin fractured his wrist in a heavy crash during the sprint race in Australia last weekend, falling 10 points behind Marquez in the…
Fresh doubts have been expressed by figures in the MotoGP paddock about whether next weekend’s Qatar Grand Prix can really go ahead
Joan Mir says aspects of his performance earlier this season now make sense in the light of his recent illness. The Honda rider returns to action in Malaysia this weekend after missing four events due to a medical condition that was never disclosed during his absence. Read Also:…