Martin plans latest MotoGP return at Valencia finale | MotoGP
World champion Jorge Martin will travel to Valencia this weekend in the hopes of returning to MotoGP action at the season finale there. The Aprilia star has been out since his first-lap accident at the Japanese Grand Prix in September. The resulting collarbone injury was the latest in a series of disruptions to his first season with the factory Aprilia…
FIM MotoMini World Series: The New Road to MotoGP | MotoGP
The programme – unique in sport – debuts a new look and structure that clearly defines the path to the top for the next generation. The Road to MotoGP is […] read more www.roadracingworld.com
Test-Riding The Zero S Electric Motorcycle – Is This The Ultimate Beginner’s Bike? | Electric
Around bends the low center of gravity helps you to feel planted Zero Motorcycles The future is here. We’re riding around on electric motorcycles and artificial intelligence is hiding our imposter syndrome. But this futurism has actually been around far longer than you might think. Founded in California in 2006, Zero Motorcycles launched its first production model in 2010. Since…
Bulega overcomes Superbike instincts to score on MotoGP debut, eyes 2027 chances | MotoGP
Nicolo Bulega, the World Superbike rider substituting for Marc Marquez aboard the factory Ducati, has revealed the extent to which he had to adjust his riding for the Michelin tyre used in MotoGP. At the same time, he could be on the right side of that gulf when MotoGP switches to Pirelli rubber for 2027 – if he can land…
First look at Honda’s new full-size electric motorcycle | Electric
At EICMA 2025, Honda finally pulled back the curtain on its first full-size electric motorcycle with the first-ever public unveiling of the Honda WN7. As someone who’s followed the electric motorcycle space for over a decade, I’ve been waiting a long time to see Big Red bring some serious voltage – and it looks like that moment has arrived. The…
Bezzecchi “always believed” in Aprilia amid 2025 MotoGP struggles | MotoGP
Aprilia has emerged as Ducati’s most consistent challenger – some argue its equal – since the middle of the MotoGP season, but it took until the Portuguese Grand Prix for its factory team to score a 2025 Sunday victory entirely on merit. Read Also: Although Marco Bezzecchi won the British Grand Prix in May, that victory depended on Fabio Quartararo’s…
MotoGP™ highlights: The key moments from the 2025 Grand Prix of Portugal | MotoGP
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Alex Marquez: It wasn't enough, Bezzecchi was better than us | MotoGP
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Honda WN7 electric motorcycle unveiled at EICMA 2025 with frameless desig | Electric
Honda has finally pulled the wraps off its first full-production electric motorcycle, the Honda WN7, at EICMA 2025 in Milan. The reveal marks the company’s entry into the electric “FUN” category, signaling a major step toward electrifying its global two-wheeler lineup. The WN7 brings together Honda’s performance DNA and a quiet, emissions-free riding experience designed to let riders “be the…
Alex Marquez shakes off Acosta for sprint win | MotoGP
Alex Marquez won a thrilling duel with Pedro Acosta to clinch the sprint race at the MotoGP Portuguese Grand Prix on Saturday. The Gresini Ducati rider recovered from qualifying fifth to take the win and deny front-row starter Acosta a breakthrough victory in MotoGP. Polesitter Marco Bezzecchi was able to claim an early lead in what was a clean start…
Zaccone clinches MotoE crown in final day of drama | MotoGP
The Italian was victorious in Race 1, while he did just enough to take the title in Race 2 as Oscar Gutierrez took the win read more www.motogp.com
Honda EV Outlier concept reveals future electric motorcycles | Electric
Ever wondered how some of the biggest motorcycle makers in the world think the future of two-wheeled mobility will look? Well, Honda gave us all a glimpse into its very own vision through its EV Outlier Concept at this year’s Japan Mobility Show in Tokyo. The fact that the concept is electric is perhaps the least surprising part of this…
Acosta sees Portuguese GP sprint defeat as step towards MotoGP win breakthrough | MotoGP
Pedro Acosta says narrow defeats like the Portimao sprint on Saturday are only making him a better rider as he edges closer to an elusive first MotoGP win. The highly-rated Spaniard, who is approaching the end of his second season in MotoGP, qualified on the front row for the first time in 2025 in Portugal. But despite trying every trick…
REVR V5 Pro Off-Road Electric Bike review | Electric
If you buy something from a link in this article, we may earn a commission. Learn more REVIEW – As an ebike fanatic and an obsessive DIYer, I am always excited to review e-machines, and even more excited with the opportunity to test and review a model type that is new to me. So, you can just imagine how happy…
Bezzecchi takes pole ahead of Acosta | MotoGP
Marco Bezzecchi returned to MotoGP form by claiming pole position for Sunday’s Portuguese Grand Prix at Portimao. Following a tough outing at the Malaysian Grand Prix, the Aprilia rider was able to recapture his customary late-season speed in Portugal, where he will share the front row with KTM’s Pedro Acosta and Yamaha’s Fabio Quartararo. Rain ahead of the Free Practice…