Man, 33, fatally struck by sedan driver in East Garfield is 2nd person recently killed on an e-moto by a motorist who ran a red in Chicago | Electric
Tragically, a 33-year-old man riding an electric motorcycle was struck and killed by a driver who disobeyed his traffic signal early yesterday morning in East Garfield Park. Compounding the tragedy, this was the second example of this kind of traffic crash on Chicago streets within three weeks. According to the initial Chicago Police Department statement on Sunday, October 4, around…
What’s behind Marquez becoming so serious | MotoGP
The restraint Marc Marquez has shown while celebrating his last two sprint podiums has led many to wonder about the reason behind his serious expression. The explanation lies in his explicit desire to avoid sharp swings in his adrenaline levels, allowing him to conserve his energy throughout a grand prix weekend. Marquez’s attitude has changed as much as his daily routine…
Why Is Harley-Davidson (NYSE:HOG) a Focus Across NYSE Composite? | Electric
Highlights Harley-Davidson operates a global motorcycle business spanning motorcycles, parts, accessories, apparel and rider experiences. LiveWire provides an electric-motorcycle business alongside the companys established motorcycle operations. Harley-Davidson Financial Services adds financing and related services to the broader corporate structure. Harley-Davidson (NYSE:HOG) Consumer Cyclical Harley-Davidson Inc (NYSE:HOG) 26.61 USD +2.065 ↑ 8.411% … read more kalkinemedia.com
Honda HRC to get new boss with Watanabe set to retire | MotoGP
Koji Watanabe, the long-time boss of Honda’s racing activities under HRC, will retire on 1 January 2027, with Keiichi Yasuda appointed as his successor. A long-time Honda employee after first joining the Japanese marque in 1987, Watanabe became the head of Honda’s racing division in 2022. In that time Watanabe oversaw the company’s merger of its four-wheel and two-wheel divisions…
My pitboard said 'Bestia coming' and I thought, 'Better push more!' | MotoGP
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As e-bike ridership grows, so do serious injuries for youth – The Oakland Press | Electric
By Gina Joseph, For MediaNews Group Dr. Sean Mohon of Royal Oak is the father of three children. He’s also chair of emergency medicine at Henry Ford Providence Southfield and Henry Ford Providence Novi hospitals and aware of new data showing injuries from electric bicycles and scooters are rising rapidly among children and adolescents. Everyone in his family riding a…
Marc Márquez takes victory in the Japanese Grand Prix | MotoGP
Marc Márquez wins the Japanese Grand Prix ahead of Jorge Martin and Marco Bezzecchi after a thrilling battle at the front. Find out more! read more www.news.gp
Why the Motegi tyre drama delivers a lesson MotoGP teams cannot ignore | MotoGP
On the Thursday afternoon ahead of the Japanese Grand Prix, Jack Miller spoke to the media as usual. He was asked about the tyre allocation made by Michelin, the championship’s supplier, for the weekend at Motegi. There were three options for dry conditions: the conventional soft, medium and hard compounds – with the caveat that the latter featured a stiffer…
Chantra narrowly beats Acosta in Super Mario Kart challenge at Motegi | MotoGP
MotoGP riders took part in a fun Super Mario Kart-style challenge. Alex Marquez attempts the long lap, Miller brings the bananas and Toprak finishes in reverse. read more www.gpone.com
Top 5 Electric Motorcycles September 2026 India – Details | Electric
Oben Electric emerged as the biggest brand in the electric motorcycle segment with sales of 1,417 units in September 2026 The electric motorcycle industry is gradually evolving in India as retail volumes are increasing with each month passing. As compared to electric scooters, this segment is still at a nascent stage, but we can clearly notice the growth as more…
Marquez wins Japanese MotoGP to cut gap on Martin | motorsport | SuperSport | MotoGP
Defending world champion Marc Marquez won the Japanese MotoGP on Sunday to slice Jorge Martin’s overall championship lead to two points with six events of the season remaining. Marquez pushed pole-sitter Martin into second place in Motegi after overtaking his fellow Spaniard midway through the race. It put seven-time world champion Marquez back within touching distance of the championship lead…
Marquez used body double in Motegi kart race: “We are not here to mess around or drive go karts” | MotoGP
The Japanese Grand Prix programme included a karting race between MotoGP riders on Sunday morning, but Marc Marquez skipped the event and sent a body double in his place, earning a stern reprimand from MotoGP championship organisers. Days before the MotoGP paddock arrived in Japan, the championship began promoting a new addition to the weekend schedule: a kart race featuring…
Texas rider says legal e-bikes are getting banned as 50-mph e-motos spark trail backlash | Electric
A Texas e-bike rider says legal pedal-equipped e-bikes are getting swept up in a backlash aimed at fast electric motorcycles, as more local trails and paths post signs banning “e-bikes” even where standard bicycles are still allowed. Here’s what to know In a Reddit post on r/ebikes, the original poster said local trails and paths have been adding more signs…
Martin grabs Japan MotoGP pole, Marc Marquez second | motorsport | SuperSport | MotoGP
MotoGP world championship leader Jorge Martin stormed to pole position on Saturday for the Japanese Grand Prix, with title rival Marc Marquez alongside him on the grid. Pedro Acosta was third fastest to complete an all-Spanish front row at Motegi. Martin, riding an Aprilia, made it back-to-back poles after going fastest in Austria two weeks ago in qualifying. He ended…
Michelin bans soft compound for MotoGP Japanese GP | MotoGP
Following acute tyre difficulties for some riders during today’s sprint race at Motegi, MotoGP tyre supplier Michelin has taken the extreme step of banning the soft compound for tomorrow’s Japanese Grand Prix. Jorge Martin and Francesco Bagnaia were particularly affected by high temperatures on the soft rear compound, leading to worrying television images and some speculation that Michelin would mandate…