The title's surely heading to Marc Marquez and most - but not all - of the field is going to Qatar after all
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The Qatar Grand Prix could break MotoGP’s record for the lowest ever race turnout, despite Yamaha’s rivals not yet joining them in a boycott. Hours after the end of the Malaysian Grand Prix on November 1, the Japanese manufacturer announced that it would not be travelling to the…
Adrian Newey was seen paying close attention to Charles Leclerc's Ferrari SF-26 on the grid before Sunday's Mexico City Grand Prix. Shortly after the start, the Aston Martin team principal watched both of his own cars retire within the first six laps as questions about Aston's…
Johann Zarco suffered his second technical retirement in as many MotoGP weekends as engine troubles robbed him of a strong result at the Malaysian Grand Prix. Starting eighth on the grid, the LCR rider made a quick start to demote VR46’s Fabio di Giannantonio, before settling…
Most of MotoGP's television partners will not be sending crews to the Qatar Grand Prix. According to reports, only DAZN will be on-site in Qatar next week, with the likes of TNT Sports, Ziggo Sport and Sky's channels presenting from their remote studios, as questions are asked…
The MotoGP Grand Prix of Malaysia at Sepang is in the books, with Marc Marquez (Ducati Lenovo Team) taking the victory ahead of Pedro Acosta (Red Bull KTM Factory Racing), […] The post MotoGP: More From Teams On Sunday at Sepang appeared first on Roadracing World Magazine…
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