Motogp
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...
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Brad Binder on MotoGP win: I've worked towards this my whole life
EWN's Cindy Poluta chatted to motorcyclist and the first South African to win a MotoGP race, Brad Binder. He claimed victory in the MotoGP Czech Grand Prix on 9 August 2020.
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SA racer Brad Binder still savouring 'insane' maiden MotoGP victory
Binder became the first South African to win a MotoGP when he claimed top spot on the podium in the Czech Republic.
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President Ramaphosa congratulates Brad Binder on MotoGP victory
Binder became the first South African on Sunday to win a race in the MotoGP era.
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MotoGP star Marquez undergoes second arm operation
The Spaniard fractured his arm in the season opener in Spain on July 19 and missed the following race despite initially being declared fit to take part, just 48 hours after having a titanium plate inserted during surgery.
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Quartararo dominates again to win Andalucia MotoGP
Quartararo, on a satellite Yamaha, was followed home by Spaniard Maverick Vinales and Italian veteran Valentino Rossi, both on Yamaha factory bikes, as only 13 of the 21 starters finished.
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Marquez MotoGP return date uncertain after arm surgery
Honda said Marc Marquez would remain in a Barcelona hospital for up to 48 hours after a titanium plate was inserted into his right arm during surgery.
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Marquez chases seventh MotoGP title as Rossi hopes to prolong career
Marquez, the 27-year-old Spaniard who won MotoGP world titles in 2013, 2014, 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019, is determined to continue demolishing the competition on his Honda, with his younger brother Alex, who won last year's Moto2 title, as his team-mate for just one season.
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Marquez v Marquez as MotoGP spins wheels of family fortune
The Marquez brothers will become the first to race for the same team when the coronavirus-delayed MotoGP season kicks off in Jerez this weekend.
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MotoGP set to release revised 2020 calendar next week
The 2020 season was due to start on March 8 in Qatar but only Moto2 and Moto3 races went ahead before strict quarantine measures were imposed due to the coronavirus pandemic. Several races were postponed while seven have been scrapped.
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MotoGP intends to start season in July with races in Jerez
It said in a statement on Thursday that the regional government of Andalusia, the city council of Jerez and series promoters Dorna had agreed to make a proposal to the Spanish government.
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German, Dutch and Finnish MotoGP races cancelled
The German Grand Prix had been scheduled for 21 June, followed by the Dutch TT at Assen on 28 June with Finland’s new KymiRing making its debut on 12 July.
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Italy, Catalonia MotoGPs postponed over coronavirus
The Italian MotoGP was scheduled for May 31 with Catalonia fixed for June 7, but both have been pushed back with no new date. Last week organisers postponed the May 17 French MotoGP after previously calling off the Spanish event set for May 3.
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Brad Binder: Not racing has been tough
MotoGP has had to cancel or postpone six races due to the coronavirus pandemic with the French Grand Prix the latest race to be postponed on Thursday last week.
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Thailand MotoGP postponed as virus wrecks season's start
The move means both of the season's first two races have been shelved. The next race on the schedule is in Austin, Texas on 5 April.
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'Retired' Lorenzo returns to Yamaha MotoGP team as test rider
Starting from the MotoGP shakedown test in Sepang at the start of February, Lorenzo will ride the YZR-M1.
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SA sports stories of the year
EWN Sports Editor Adrian Ephraim reflects on the sports stories that impacted us the most this year.
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Triple MotoGP world champion Lorenzo retires
The 32-year-old Spaniard, who rides for Honda and claimed the world title in 2010, 2012 and 2015, told a press conference he was pulling out following Sunday's race.
