Pedro Acosta, Marc Marquez and Marco Bezzecchi reflect on an extraordinary Malaysian MotoGP Sprint, while Alex Marquez accepts responsibility for crashing out of the lead and Jack Miller explains the miscommunication that ended his race in pitlane. With Sunday's Grand Prix…
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De la programul de rezervă la pregătirea unui Grand Prix: experiența din Super Formula și anduranță oferă context pentru noua misiune. Martin Lee / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0 · Ryō Hirakawa la sesiunea de autografe Toyota de la Le Mans, 7 iunie 2022. Portret de arhivă din…
Fernando Alonso's qualifying session at the Mexican Grand Prix came to an abrupt end after Aston Martin instructed the Spaniard to stop his car on track due to a technical problem with the power unit. Alonso was sitting at the top of the timesheets when the issue emerged,…
The FIA have confirmed that both Ferrari and Aston Martin have broken overnight curfew at the Mexico City Grand Prix. Neither team will face punishment, however, as they have each used one of their four permitted exceptions. Although neither driver's car has been mentioned in…
Marc Marquez’s quest for his 10th world title took a whole new twist at the Malaysian Grand Prix. A week ago in Australia, things were rather simple for the Ducati rider - beat Jorge Martin. However, during Saturday’s sprint Martin crashed out, extending his points deficit from…
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Ai Ogura has outlined his tight scrap with Marc Marquez in the sprint race for the Malaysian Grand Prix, but denied he was acting under any manufacturer orders from Aprilia. The Trackhouse rider got off to a brilliant start from fourth on the grid, passing both Pedro Acosta and…