What is Marc Marquez’s most special MotoGP victory? | MotoGP

At the recent Dutch Grand Prix, Marc Marquez equalled Giacomo Agostini’s 68 wins in the premier class, marking his 94th victory across all categories. While in the Netherlands, Autosport asked key members of his inner circle which of those triumphs stands out as the most special. Marc Marquez is currently enjoying a golden period after enduring a personal ordeal that…

The No-Gimmick Electric Motorcycle We’ve Been Waiting For | Electric

The Terra Prime V2 electric motorcycle isn’t trying to be flashy, and it’s not overloaded with smart features you’ll never use or made to look like something out of a sci-fi movie. Instead, it’s a practical, purpose-built e-moto that aims to be just as comfortable handling your morning commute as it is tearing up backcountry trails. Hand-assembled in Colorado, the…

Alex Marquez hopeful of contesting MotoGP German Grand Prix following surgery | MotoGP

Gresini Ducati rider Alex Marquez aims to take part in this weekend’s German Grand Prix despite the hand injury picked up in an accident at the last MotoGP race in the Netherlands. Marquez, who is his brother Marc’s nearest challenger in the 2025 MotoGP world championship points table, underwent surgery immediately after the crash at Assen. Now, following a period…

The big problem with Kawasaki’s electric motorcycles | Electric

It’s not often we get to applaud a legacy motorcycle manufacturer for doing what so many still haven’t: actually bringing an electric motorcycle to market. So credit where credit is due – Kawasaki didn’t just make one electric motorcycle, they made two: the Ninja e-1 and Z e-1. They’re sleek, affordable, and surprisingly refined machines that show real promise in…

Quartararo “worried” by Yamaha pace in MotoGP Italian GP sprint | MotoGP

The 2021 MotoGP champion Fabio Quartararo has had a pretty poor Italian Grand Prix weekend so far. Going down hard on Friday resulted in a dislocated shoulder and a trip to the hospital while his excellent qualifying performance was rendered irrelevant by an awful race pace. Even though the Yamaha rider has been seen as a qualifying extraordinaire in 2025,…

Quartararo: I need to feel the happiness of being at the front | MotoGP

The Frenchman talks openly about his and Yamaha’s situation, why he needs a winning project now, and when he’ll get to test the Iwata factory’s much anticipated V4 for the first time  read more www.motogp.com

Honda’s China-Only EV Motorcycle Is Dripping in Features, but You Can’t Have It | Electric

Rumors about Honda’s first-ever electric motorcycle have been buzzing the past while, and now, the brand has finally launched it. Well, kind of. Honda has produced two-wheeled electric motorcycles before, but the E-VO is produced by Wuyang-Honda, Honda’s Chinese joint venture, and this is that manufacturer’s first electric motorcycle. For now, the E-VO is only hitting the Chinese market. And…

Who dares challenge the SachsenKing? | MotoGP

The German Grand Prix sets the stage for high-stakes battles as Marc Marquez returns to his Sachsenring fortress  read more www.motogp.com

Quartararo knows he can “fight at the front” in MotoGP Dutch GP | MotoGP

Fabio Quartararo expects to put his short dip in form behind him at Assen this weekend, where he believes he can “fight at the front” in the MotoGP Dutch Grand Prix. Having put his Yamaha on pole position at three successive race weekends early in the European season, the 26-year-old struggled at the latest two rounds in Aragon and Italy. But the…

Can anyone stop the Sachsenring King in 2025? | MotoGP

MotoGP: Marc Marquez arrives into an emblematic venue in Germany – can he be halted against the odds? Quirky, unique and entertaining – the track layout at the Sachsenring makes it a place like no other on the calendar; seven consecutive left-handers, rising up hills to drop down the other side, it’s fast, relentless and there’s no rest to grab…

Charging Nightmare! Ola Roadster X+ refuses to charge, owner left stranded – Bike News | Electric

Ola Electric’s Roadster X+ is grappling with charging problems, as shown in an owner’s YouTube video exposing the bike’s failure to charge. Additionally, customers have voiced frustration on social media platforms like X, highlighting significant delays in deliveries, compounding concerns about Ola’s product reliability and service. There’s no other company that needs a break than Ola Electric, but, unfortunately, as…

Aprilia details private MotoGP test for Martin at Misano | MotoGP

Aprilia has announced it will conduct a private test with Jorge Martin this Wednesday at Misano as part of his comeback preparations, as he looks set to make his MotoGP return at the Czech Republic Grand Prix. In a statement on Monday, Aprilia confirmed it will organise a private test day at Misano on Wednesday 9 July so that Martin…

Norton pulls plug on electric superbike | Electric

Norton Motorcycles has pulled the plug on an advanced electric motorbike project despite the historic manufacturer having received £8.5 million from UK taxpayers to develop it. Executives at the Midlands-based firm said there was simply not enough demand for electric superbikes to justify production. The injection of public funds came through the government-backed Advanced Propulsion Centre in 2021. It was…

Quartararo “needs a winning project now” as Yamaha MotoGP frustrations mount | MotoGP

Fabio Quartararo has told Yamaha in no uncertain terms that he “needs a winning project now” to remain with the MotoGP squad. The 2021 world champion has grown frustrated with the Japanese marque after it was plagued by poor performance and reliability issues over recent years. Quartararo, who twice led practice for this weekend’s Dutch Grand Prix, has only been…

Roam & Keep It Cool Partner To Launch Electric Cold Chain Delivery Network In Kenya | Electric

Last year, the Clicks Group and United Pharmaceutical Distributors (UPD) partnered with Everlectric and Investec Sustainable Solutions to introduce South Africa’s first fleet of zero-emission, pharma-compliant electric vehicles (EVs) with solar-powered refrigeration. This partnership uses Maxus eDeliver 3 electric panel vans that were chosen because of their purpose-built light commercial EV nature. They feature lightweight composite materials, a laser-welded aluminum…

Martin ‘free to sign with anyone’ in MotoGP, insists manager | MotoGP

Jorge Martin’s manager Albert Valera has told Autosport that the MotoGP world champion is free to sign with any team for the 2026 season, despite Aprilia’s claims to the contrary. Martin has been in open conflict with the Italian manufacturer since he officially notified it of his intention to leave the team at the end of the season. In order…

BMW ups ante with fastest, most powerful electric maxi-scooter | Electric

BMW Motorrad’s futuristic electric scooter just got its first real refresh since beginning production in 2021. The BMW CE 04, already one of the most capable and stylish electric maxi-scooters on the market, now gets a set of upgraded trim options, new aesthetic touches, and a more robust list of features that aim to make this urban commuter even more…

Marquez shrugs off Friday practice pain to take sprint win | MotoGP

Marc Marquez racked up yet another 2025 MotoGP sprint race win as he led home his brother Alex at Assen during the Dutch Grand Prix weekend on Saturday. Pole position man Fabio Quartararo held onto the lead from the start, but was quickly demoted to fourth place and later crashed out of the race. The French Yamaha rider was able…

Juvenile hospitalized after e-bike collides with car in Brookfield | Electric

BROOKFIELD, CT (WFSB) – A juvenile was hospitalized after an electric bike collided with a car on Friday afternoon in Brookfield. Police did not release the status of the juvenile. According to police, the juvenile was riding an e-bike on Forty Acre Mountain Road when it was struck by the car. Aaron Moniz, 27, from Brookfield was driving the car…

Marquez to take cautious approach to MotoGP Dutch GP after Friday crash | MotoGP

MotoGP championship leader Marc Marquez says he will need to race cautiously in Sunday’s Dutch Grand Prix given the injuries he picked up in practice on Friday. Although the 32-year-old produced another sprint race victory on Saturday, he admitted to feeling the effects of the two big crashes he suffered on the first day of action.  “The body is like…

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