Even Marc Marquez'e entourage couldn't have imagined in May that he would be in contention for his 10th world title just five months later. Back then, after injuring his foot at Le Mans and bringing forward surgery on his troublesome right shoulder, the Spaniard was facing an…
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Yamaha won't race at Lusail next weekend because of the war in the region, and MotoGP is threatening consequences. F1 is due at the same track in four weeks. Will the Qatar and Abu Dhabi races go ahead, and would any F1 team dare to stay away?
Sky Sports F1 legend Martin Brundle is not at the Mexican Grand Prix this weekend, a big disappointment to his army of UK fans tuning in for the action.
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Yamaha have pulled out of the Qatar Grand Prix amid ongoing safety concerns and received a strong reply from MotoGP. The Japanese manufacturer wrote in a statement: "Following its latest assessment of the situation in the Middle East, Yamaha has not identified sufficient grounds…
MotoGP’s riders have reportedly signed a letter expressing their opposition to the Qatar Grand Prix amid ongoing safety concerns. GPOne and others have detailed the latest updates after various paddock meetings about the event, given the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. The…
Yamaha will not travel to Doha to take part in next week’s Qatar Grand Prix amid the ongoing geopolitical situation in the Middle East, the Japanese manufacturer announced on Sunday. Both the factory team and its satellite partner Pramac will skip the 20th round of the season at…