Motogp
Quartararo aiming to bounce back in Misano as home hope Bagnaia lurks
Frenchman Fabio Quartararo saw his healthy overall lead cut to 53 points last weekend after he finished eighth in the Aragon GP, on what he admitted pre-race...
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Slick Binder gambles to win Austrian MotoGP in the rain
Unlike his rivals, Binder opted to stay out on slick tyres and skillfully held off the field to win his second ever MotoGP.
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MotoGP legend Rossi confirms retirement at year-end
The 42-year-old Italian signed a one-season deal with Yamaha-SRT for this campaign and it had been mooted he might ride for his own team next term.
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Australian F1 Grand Prix and MotoGP to be called off
Organisers planned to stage the races in October and November, but have hit roadblocks over Australia's requirement for overseas arrivals to undergo 14 days of mandatory quarantine.
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Rossi hopes to rise again at MotoGP's 'Temple of Speed'
As the chequered flag fell at the German Grand Prix last Sunday, it seemed inevitable that six-time world champion Marc Marquez had taken it. He might have missed a year after an awful arm injury, but he had won the last 10 times he had raced at the Sachsenring.
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Styria and Austrian MotoGPs to host capacity crowds: organisers
In a statement, MotoGP promoter Dorna Sports said the two races "will welcome fans back to the grandstands" as long as they are "either vaccinated, tested or recovered from COVID-19".
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Zarco to stay on with Pramac for 2022
Zarco, 30, is second in this season's MotoGP standings after three podium finishes in six races, and will remain with the team alongside Spaniard Jorge Martin who has also extended his deal.
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'Super happy' Binder of South Africa signs new KTM deal
South Africa's Brad Binder won his first race in the top tier during his maiden MotoGP season last term after coming through the ranks with the team from Moto3.
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Marquez wants to 'feel like a MotoGP rider again' on injury return
The 28-year-old Spaniard hasn't raced since breaking his right arm in last season's championship opener at Jerez.
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Father's day as Vinales wins season-opening Qatar MotoGP
Italy's Francesco Bagnaia, on another Ducati, came third on his first ride in the factory team after starting on pole, beating reigning champion Joan Mir of Suzuki back into fourth in the final moments of the race.
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Lights on and lights out as MotoGP season gets underway in Qatar
The new MotoGP season gets underway in the Gulf state this weekend with a host of riders looking to exploit the continued absence of six-time world champion Marc Marquez.
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Marc Marquez out of Qatar MotoGP after surgery
While Marquez's medical team reported a 'good clinical response' following the operation for an infected pseudoarthrosis of the right humerus, they decided not to rush his return to the track, the statement said.
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Rossi excited by 'new challenge' with Yamaha SRT
The Italian will line up alongside compatriot Franco Morbidelli for the Yamaha satellite team, having signed a one-year extension to his contract with the Japanese manufacturer.
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MotoGP Rookie of the Year Binder sets sights on improving in 2021
Despite the award, Red Bull KTM rider Brad Binder wanted more from his first year in the MotoGP class.
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'Special moment' as Rossi set for emotional farewell in MotoGP finale
Rossi will join Yamaha's satellite Petronas team, leaving the factory to go ahead with Fabio Quartararo alongside Maverick Vinales in 2021.
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Mir exceeding own expectations with MotoGP title in sight
Joan Mir will be crowned world champion with one race to spare if he can produce a top-three finish at the same track where he delivered a maiden premier category victory last weekend.
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Virus positive Rossi must miss second MotoGP race
The 41-year-old Italian has to compete a 10-day quarantine and test negative before he can return to the circuits.
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#EXTRATIME: Darryn Binder looks to end Moto3 season on a high after maiden win
Binder has moved through the ranks slowly but surely in the past couple of years, graduating from the Red Bull Rookies Cup to Moto3.
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Rossi says riders need to 'improve behaviour' after dramatic near-miss
Valentino Rossi, a nine-time world champion, was left shaken after Franco Morbidelli's cartwheeling Yamaha, travelling at around 300 km/h (187mph), flew across the track just centimetres in front of him.
