MotoGP

Get the thoughts of MotoGP™ riders after a highly dramatic San Marino GP in mixed conditions  read more www.motogp.com

Franco Morbidelli continued his MotoGP resurgence with a first podium finish in three-and-a-half years with third place in the San Marino Grand Prix sprint race and explained how “the race is very different” at the sharp end. Morbidelli was given the golden ticket at the end of 2023. The Italian ended a turgid three-season spell in the factory Yamaha team…

Marc Marquez produced the goods once again to take victory at the San Marino GP as points positions were decided late on  read more www.motogp.com

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From disco balls to peacocks, hear the inspiration behind some unique lid designs from the home heroes in Italy  read more www.motogp.com

Marc Marquez surged into the lead during a brief rain shower and held on to win the MotoGP San Marino Grand Prix from Francesco Bagnaia, as Jorge Martin made a premature bike swap that left him 15th. With spots of rain on the starting grid, humid and cloudy conditions briefly delivered substantial rain after seven laps of the Misano race,…

A crucial one-day test awaits the MotoGP™ stars on Monday – hear what they have in store!  read more www.motogp.com

-Maybe a new variant of the RV400 -Could have more range and features Revolt Motors is all set to launch a new electric motorcycle on 17 September. The company is quite tight-lipped about the bike but it could be a new variant of the RV400. We can also not rule out the possibility of an all-new motorcycle from Revolt. Nevertheless,…

After waiting 1043 for victory, Marc Marquez took two in the space of a week as title momentum shifted back and forth in visits to Aragon and Misano  read more www.motogp.com

Marc Marquez says his MotoGP victory in the San Marino Grand Prix would have been impossible without the mid-race rain shower. The eight-time world champion made it back-to-back wins at Misano following his victory in Aragon last weekend. Marquez held off a challenge from world champion Francesco Bagnaia, who was second, while championship leader Jorge Martin gambled on the rain…

It’s main event time as the premier class do battle in front of a capacity crowd at Misano  read more www.motogp.com

Revolt Motors is reportedly all geared up to introduce a brand-new electric motorcycle on September 17, 2024, further expanding its lineup.  While the company has sent out media invites for the event, specific details about the new model remain under wraps, reported HT Auto.  As per the publication, the forthcoming motorcycle will likely be Revolt’s second all-new product, aside from…

Relive the drama from an action packed premier class race at Misano  read more www.motogp.com

Repsol has announced that it will be ending a 30-year relationship with Honda at the end of the current MotoGP season. The Spanish oil giant has been a sponsor of Honda since 1995, a partnership that had spawned one of the most famous liveries in the history of motorcycle racing. Repsol had already reduced its commitment to the factory Honda…

The Repsol Honda Team Manager discussed what was on the menu for his riders during the one day test, and had some kind words to share about Repsol  read more www.motogp.com

MARLBORO — Authorities don’t know who struck and killed an elderly man who was riding an electric bicycle. The Monmouth County Prosecutor’s Office says the fatal collision is under investigation. The crash occurred on Monday morning, according to the prosecutor’s office. Marlboro police responded to School Road East, near Buckley Road, just before 9:45 a.m. According to an investigation, a…

Pecco Bagnaia reveals his shock at Jorge Martin’s costly decision, while Marc Marquez well and truly got the party started in Misano!  read more www.motogp.com

FIM’s Grand Prix Commission is set to approve a freeze to engine development in MotoGP until the new regulations come into force in 2027. Autosport has learned the GPC aims to ratify this change at its next meeting, provisionally scheduled in the run-up to the next round of the season in Misano. However, the two Japanese manufacturers, Honda and Yamaha…

Enjoy the best of the action from a highly dramatic race in Misano  read more www.motogp.com