Salucci claims VR46 is the top Ducati team in MotoGP | MotoGP
VR46 team director Alessio Salucci reckons his independent squad is the top Ducati Team in MotoGP right now, amid the factory outfit’s current struggles. Although fellow satellite Gresini may dispute that claim after Alex Marquez won the Spanish Grand Prix last weekend, VR46 is the highest Ducati crew in the teams’ championship as it sits third. Its lead rider Fabio di Giannantonio is also…
Yamaha: We are getting closer and closer. Rome wasn't built in a day | MotoGP
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Maeving’s RM2 Is A Deft Blend Of Classic Moto Style And EV Tech | Electric
The new RM2 has room for a passenger and improved rear suspension. Maeving Maeving is a new UK-based electric motorcycle manufacturer I’ve been following for a while now, and they’re currently working to build sales in the U.S. and other markets outside the UK and EU. Recently, Maeving personnel visited Portland, Oregon, with a few bikes – including the new…
Ducati brings new swingarm and fairing to Jerez MotoGP test | MotoGP
Ducati returned to winning ways in MotoGP thanks to a dominant performance from Alex Marquez at Jerez, but the Borgo Panigale manufacturer didn’t hold back in Monday’s post-race test, introducing a raft of new components that went well beyond simple aerodynamic tweaks. Marc Marquez took to the track on a Desmosedici featuring several unpainted composite parts, making the updates clearly…
Infinite Machine Launches Olto Electric Bike for Urban Commuting | Electric
A new contender in urban mobility has arrived—and it looks more like a design object than a conventional e-bike. Infinite Machine has officially launched Olto, its much-anticipated bike-lane-ready electric vehicle, now available nationwide across the US. Designed in Brooklyn and distributed from Long Island City, Queens, Olto blends minimalist industrial design with smart technology, positioning itself somewhere between an e-bike,…
Marquez admits he ‘doesn’t have the pace to fight for MotoGP title’ after Spanish GP crash | MotoGP
Marc Marquez has made his strongest statement yet about his 2026 championship prospects, declaring after his Spanish Grand Prix crash that he is currently too slow to defend his MotoGP crown. The lead factory Ducati rider was quick to underline that he was referring to his personal performance, not that of the Italian manufacturer. His brother Alex won the race…
Taiwan’s Scooter Capital Taipei To Go Fully Electric | Electric
Support CleanTechnica’s work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. Taiwan has long functioned as the world’s most intense proving ground for two-wheeled mobility. With more than 14 million scooters serving a population of roughly 23 million, the shift from combustion engines to electric drivetrains is unfolding in real time across its cities. By early 2026, that transition is no…
Word on the Grid: I was afraid I wouldn't be fast in Europe… | MotoGP
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Bezzecchi details how Ducati ended Aprilia’s winning run at the Spanish MotoGP | MotoGP
Marco Bezzecchi has revealed the key areas where Ducati held the advantage in the Spanish Grand Prix, after witnessing Alex Marquez end Aprilia’s winning streak in MotoGP on Sunday. Bezzecchi arrived at Jerez having led every lap of the opening three grands prix of the season, giving Aprilia a decisive early edge in the championship fight. But the first European…
Lawmakers shouldn’t wait for further crisis to better regulate e-bikes | Electric
To the editor: What will it take for lawmakers to finally act on the e-bike crisis that has been plaguing our streets for the past several years (“An O.C. teen on an e-motorbike injured an 81-year-old man. The teen’s mom now faces felony charges,” April 22)? In my neighborhood, I see children riding what are essentially electric motorcycles almost daily….
MotoGP Spanish GP: Marquez wins chaotic sprint race despite crash | MotoGP
Marc Marquez led home a Ducati 1-2-3 despite crashing midway through a rain-affected MotoGP Spanish Grand Prix sprint race at Jerez on Saturday. The Spaniard kept his cool after the accident to claim a race in which everybody was required to change to wet-weather bikes after the heavens opened. He came home ahead of his factory team-mate Francesco Bagnaia and VR46 rider Franco…
Futuristic EV trike redefines motorcycle safety | Electric
Safety is a double-edged sword on motorcycles. Between the thrill of being on a bike and ensuring you’re safe out on the road, it’s a subtle balancing act. This unique three-wheeled electric leaning motorcycle tries to redefine the boundaries of motorcycle safety. We covered this idea when it was still in its pre-prototype form. Originally conceived by French transport designer…
Word on the Grid: There was just people in the gravel everywhere | MotoGP
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