Over the past six weeks, MotoGP riders progressively hardened their stance in an attempt to put pressure on the championship promoter, which remained determined to honour its contract with the Qatari government. Under that agreement, the race had to go ahead unless force majeure…
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Protesters have gathered in the Adelaide park lands to protest MotoGP as the first trees were felled for preliminary water works. The post Anti-MotoGP protesters gather as trees fall in Adelaide park lands appeared first on Speedcafe.com .
MotoGP today announced a new two-year media rights agreement with ESPN, bringing the world's premier motorcycle racing championship to fans across the United States and Latin America through the 2027 … Read More The post TV News: ESPN to broadcast MotoGP across USA and…
Oracle Red Bull Racing takes iconic RB7 onto the frozen lakes of Wisconsin for a five-vehicle showdown against a MotoGP bike, rallycross car, snowmobile, and Pro 4 Truck. Red Bull’s … Read More The post F1 Vs MotoGP Vs Rally Vs Truck Vs Snowmobile: Ultimate Winter Race…
Former MotoGP race winner Marco Melandri has had the final say on the Marc Marquez vs Marco Bezzecchi crash. The pair of title contenders came together in the Sprint Race at the Qatar Grand Prix in controversial fashion. Bezzecchi lunged at Marquez at Turn 1 on Lap 4, and they…
Why MotoGP's new ESPN deal could be a massive step for its US growth
MotoGP and ESPN announce multi-year broadcast agreement across the United States and Latin America MotoGP today announced a new two-year media rights agreement with ESPN, bringing the world's premier motorcycle […] The post MotoGP and ESPN Announce New U.S. Broadcast Deal…