Bezzecchi leads Martin in dominant Aprilia 1-2 | MotoGP
Marco Bezzecchi bounced back from a lacklustre performance in Saturday’s sprint to lead a 1-2 for the factory Aprilia MotoGP team at the Brazilian Grand Prix. Bezzecchi grabbed the lead at the start and never looked under threat at Goiania, claiming his fourth successive grand prix victory and the eighth of his career. Bezzecchi’s team-mate Jorge Martin continued his impressive…
Sunday Press Conference: Estrella Galicia 0,0 Grand Prix of Brazil | MotoGP
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National Park Service, United States Park Police: Electric Motorcycles | Electric
In 2019, the USPP acquired eight zero electric motorcycles, specially outfitted for law enforcement use. This made the USPP the first federal law enforcement agency to deploy fully electric motorcycles. The motorcycles, along with five electric vehicles and charging equipment, were donated to the National Park Service from the Department of Energy as part of an ongoing effort to “Green…
Di Giannantonio tops crash-filled qualifying | MotoGP
Fabio di Giannantonio came through Q1 to deliver pole position for VR46 in the MotoGP Brazilian Grand Prix, despite suffering a late crash himself in qualifying. Although the track remained dry throughout Saturday after heavy showers earlier in the weekend, the Goiania circuit caught out several riders in qualifying. Francesco Bagnaia was the first rider to go down in Q2,…
Word on the Grid: It's a shame… the podium was possible today | MotoGP
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Electric Motorcycle segment likely to get traction | Electric
For several years now, the electric two-wheeler conversation stayed in the form of scooters because battery costs, range anxiety and charging infrastructure made high-performance motorcycles impractical. That is mathematics is now shifting. With almost all internal-combustion-engine (IEC) players including Bajaj Auto, Hero MotoCorp, TVS and even Royal Enfield as well some startup putting their mind, the segment is fast heading for…
Marquez scores comeback win in delayed sprint | MotoGP
Marc Marquez beat Fabio di Giannantonio in a late duel to claim his first victory since his injury comeback in the Brazilian Grand Prix sprint. The factory Ducati rider capitalised on a late error from di Giannantonio with three laps remaining to take the lead, before resisting the VR46’s late counterattack to take the chequered flag by just 0.213s. The…
Zarco makes his mark in Brazil: P1 brings a smile to the whole team | MotoGP
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Batavia City Council OKs rules for e-bikes and e-scooters | Electric
Joining other area municipalities, Batavia is instituting local regulations on e-bikes and e-scooters. The Batavia City Council recently voted to approve an ordinance updating a portion of the city’s code to regulate these devices’ use. Many other suburban municipalities have recently taken up legislation in response to concerns about these devices’ safety — from nearby St. Charles to Highland Park…
What has Marc Marquez learned on a tricky opening day Brazil? | MotoGP
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SCVNews.com | SCV Sheriff’s Station Increasing Crackdown on Illegal E-Motorcycles | Electric
The Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station reminds residents of the Santa Clarita Valley that as we ride into summer, it is important to remember riding an e-motorcycle is illegal in all areas of the city of Santa Clarita. The California Department of Public Health is working with local health departments, the California Department of Food and Agriculture and federal partners…
Rain delays start of MotoGP Brazilian GP practice | MotoGP
The persistent rain falling on the Goiania Circuit has delayed the start of theMotoGP Brazilian Grand Prix weekend and raised concerns about whether the event can be completed normally. The first practice session for the Moto3 class was scheduled to begin at 9am local time in Goiania (12pm GMT) on Friday, but the heavy rains that have been battering the…
AI-Defined Motorcycles Or Just Software With A Buzzword? | Electric
Matter’s idea embraces the shift to software-defined vehicles, wrapped in AI branding that may be more marketing than substance. Indian EV mobility startup Matter is the latest company to lean hard into the highly debated AI conversation, rolling out what it calls an “AI-Defined Vehicle,” or AI.DV. It sounds like a big leap forward, the kind of phrase that instantly…