Yamaha Motor has formally withdrawn from the November 6–8 Qatar MotoGP Grand Prix after deciding its company-wide Middle East travel restrictions must remain in place. The decision comes amid growing rider concerns over safety guarantees and potential sanctions for…
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MotoGP has warned against possible “sporting consequences” for Yamaha after the Japanese manufacturer announced it has withdrawn from next week’s Qatar Grand Prix. Yamaha sent major shockwaves down the paddock at Sepang on Sunday, as it informed MotoGP about its decision to skip…
Statement from Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd.:   Following its latest assessment of the situation in the Middle East, Yamaha has not identified sufficient grounds to change its existing company-wide travel […] The post MotoGP: Yamaha Withdraw From The Qatar GP appeared first…
MotoGP Group has responded to Yamaha's decision to boycott the 2026 Qatar Grand Prix, rejecting its assessment of the safety assurances and raising contractual and sporting implications. The promoter says every other team has committed to competing at Lusail, with any potential…
The conflict in the Middle East has seen one MotoGP manufacturer pull out of the upcoming round from Qatar.
Japanese automotive giant Yamaha has boycotted MotoGP and its upcoming Grand Prix of Qatar. The post Yamaha boycotts MotoGP grand prix in Qatar appeared first on Speedcafe.com .
Yamaha has informed MotoGP it will not take part in the 2026 Qatar Grand Prix, citing "company-wide travel restrictions"