Gresini Team Manager Michele Masini: “I Get Angry That Alex Marquez Is Underrated By The World” The Gresini Racing team has been remarkably successful since it was started in 1997 by Fausto Gresini, double world champion in the 125cc class. […]
Paddock Pass Podcast Episode 507: Barcelona Preview, Yamaha’s V4, Missed Opportunities, Brivio Interview Is Barcelona the first round where Marc Marquez doesn’t start as favorite? Steve joins Adam, Neil, and David to discuss this as they look ahead to the
Franco Morbidelli Confirmed At Pertamina VR46 For 2026 Franco Morbidelli is to continue with the Pertamina Enduro VR46 Racing Team for the 2026 season. Today, the team officially confirmed what had long been expected, that Morbidelli would be staying with
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Is This The Start Of The 2027 MotoGP Rider Silly Season? We knew that Johann Zarco would be staying with LCR Honda for next season (despite a few desperate clickbaity stories that he was out), so today’s announcement from the
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Luca Marini Stays At HRC, Johann Zarco Extends With LCR Honda Through 2027 Two of the four missing parts of the 2026 MotoGP grid fell into place on Monday. Luca Marini was confirmed as staying in the factory Honda HRC
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Book Review: Motorcycle Grand Prix: Insider Stories from World Championship Racing By Adam Wheeler Product Type Book David Emmett Sun, 31/Aug/2025 – 16:14 Read more about Book Review: Motorcycle Grand Prix: Insider Stories from World Championship Racing By Adam WheelerLog
By The Numbers: Is Franco Morbidelli Getting Better Or Worse? The Ducati GP24 – the consensus choice right now for the greatest MotoGP bike ever built – has richly rewarded those who had manoeuvred themselves into a position to ride
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Yamaha’s V4 MotoGP Machine – A Photo Essay On What We Know With Yamaha’s V4 MotoGP machine about to make its debut at the Misano round of WorldSBK in a week’s time, it is worth examining why Yamaha have switched
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Hungary MotoGP Post-Race Subscriber Notes: Acosta And Aprilia Rising, A Bagnaia Revival, And Is Balaton Safe Enough For MotoGP? After the sprint race on Saturday, we were worried that the Balaton Park circuit in Hungary was a bad track for
Steve English On Jonathan Rea: Saying Goodbye To A Legend There’s a difference between being the greatest and being the best. For much of Jonathan Rea’s career he was both. However, time waits on no man. Over the course of
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