The Qatar Grand Prix featured plenty of drama throughout the weekend, but fortunately all the action was confined to the track. The Lusail round nevertheless had an unusual atmosphere following Yamaha's decision to withdraw from the event over safety concerns. Subsequent…
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Jorge Martin may be admirably fighting on against Marc Marquez, but the MotoGP championship fight will almost certainly be over in Portugal. Marquez had his first match point at the Qatar Grand Prix, needing to outscore Martin substantially and Marco Bezzecchi less so. He…
Aston Martin lost a podium in a dramatic climax to the 2026 World Endurance Championship in Monza due to two penalties that dropped the #007 Valkyrie down to 12th place. Having struggled with early strategy calls that failed to pay off, Aston Martin's factory team Heart of…
Martin Kadlečík ends Amor's streak at Willow Springs Half of the 2026 FIA F4 Global Esports Championship season presented by MOZA is in the books, and following Round 4 at Willow Springs, there's finally a new name in the win column that's not the United Kingdom's Dan Amor. Of…
Fermin Aldeguer has defended himself against criticism over his collision with Francesco Bagnaia which left the factory Ducati rider injured in the Qatar Grand Prix sprint. The Gresini rider was battling with KTM’s Pedro Acosta for sixth place when he sensed an opportunity…
The Qatar Grand Prix at Lusail is in the books, with Marco Bezzecchi (Aprilia Racing) bouncing back from a Sprint race crash to claim victory in Sunday’s Grand Prix. Marc […] The post MotoGP: More From Teams On Sunday at Lusail appeared first on Roadracing World Magazine |…
Aprilia Racing CEO Massimo Rivola explained why he disagreed with the stewards’ decision not to penalise Marc Marquez for his collision with Marco Bezzecchi in Saturday’s Qatar Grand Prix sprint. Halfway through the short race at Losail, Marquez appeared to drift slightly off…