Why Marc Marquez kept reminding himself his MotoGP winning run would end | MotoGP
Marc Marquez has revealed he had been preparing himself mentally for the moment his winning streak would come to an end in MotoGP. The factory Ducati rider’s reign of nearly 100 days in MotoGP ended in the Catalan Grand Prix on Sunday, as he finished 1.7s behind his younger brother Alex Marquez. Read Also: Marc Marquez had gone on an…
MM93 survives late scare for victory: I saved it with the left elbow! | MotoGP
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I tested six of the best electric bike pumps – and this is the one you should buy | Electric
Best electric bike pumps in depth Prestacycle Prestaflator Go The Prestacycle Prestaflator Go has a bigger battery than any pump we’ve tested. Warren Rossiter / Our Media £99 / $129.95 / €99.95 as tested Pros: Secure fit; fast; relatively quiet; large battery; spares and accessories available Cons: Larger size and Presta valve only Verdict: Workshop-quality head; powerful and rapid inflator,…
Sprint crash pivotal for MotoGP Catalan GP win | MotoGP
Alex Marquez says the mistake he made while leading Saturday’s MotoGP sprint acted as a lesson and helped him score victory in the Catalan Grand Prix. The Gresini rider threw away a likely win in the half-distance race in Barcelona after crashing at the notoriously difficult Turn 10 with four laps to go. However, the Spaniard put that setback behind…
E-motorbike maker goes up a gear as Maeving gets £8m injection | Electric
A Coventry-based manufacturer of electric motorbikes targeting commuters and female customers has raised £8 million from investors to increase production, drive overseas sales and develop new models. Maeving, founded by university friends Seb Inglis-Jones and Will Stirrup in 2018, has secured the cash from a combination of venture capital firms, including Venrex, Future Planet Capital and Elbow Beach Capital, and…
Martin pinpoints potential cause of Bagnaia’s MotoGP woes | MotoGP
Jorge Martin feels his 2024 title rival Francesco Bagnaia is lacking the confidence in Ducati’s MotoGP bike this season after following him closely in the Catalan Grand Prix sprint. Having already endured two tough weekends in Austria and Hungary following the summer break, factory Ducati rider Bagnaia hit a new low point in Barcelona as he struggled to 14th place…
Winners and losers from a wild Barcelona MotoGP sprint | MotoGP
The presumptive winner crashing out, two works Aprilia riders being fired off in clumsy moves and Yamaha returning to the podium after a really rough run – the Barcelona MotoGP sprint was a lot more eventful than most of its counterparts at other tracks in 2025. To tackle the main topics from the race, here is our selection of winners…
Honda EV Fun Concept Teased Ahead of Official Electric Motorcycle Unveiling | Electric
Honda is entering the electric motorcycle market with a machine that’s been turning heads since its debut at EICMA 2024. The EV Fun Concept, a mid-sized naked roadster, will hit the market in 2025 and is Honda’s first full-sized electric motorcycle. After testing across European roads, Honda has released images of the bike in action and it’s clear they’re aiming…
How Bagnaia risked crashing and still finished outside points in Catalan GP nightmare | MotoGP
Factory Ducati MotoGP rider Francesco Bagnaia says he has no explanation for his torrid form at the Catalan Grand Prix, saying he was pushing to the limit and risking crashes. Having endured his worst qualifying result in three years earlier on Saturday, Bagnaia made little progress from 21st on the grid in the sprint, ending 14th in a race that…
Light Morbidelli sanction shows MotoGP penalty revamp needed | MotoGP
The handing down of yet another light sanction to VR46 Ducati rider Franco Morbidelli after the MotoGP sprint race at the Catalan Grand Prix has once again highlighted the deficiencies of the current rules. Morbidelli and Gresini Racing’s Fermin Aldeguer, both of whom have also already been penalised this season for causing another racer to crash, were given long lap…
Kenya’s High Import Duties On Electric Cars Stall Adoption | Electric
Support CleanTechnica’s work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. Kenya is one of the countries that stands to benefit the most from accelerating electric car adoption, and thus needs to be more proactive. Kenya’s grid is already exceptionally clean. Renewables provide around 90% of Kenya’s electricity generation. By gradually increasing the penetration of electric vehicles in Kenya, significant savings…
Binder explains KTM’s rapid pace in Catalan GP practice | MotoGP
Brad Binder has revealed the biggest change he has noticed on his KTM MotoGP bike after leading a 1-2 for the Austrian marque in practice for the Catalan Grand Prix. KTM enjoyed a strong start to the weekend in Barcelona, with Pedro Acosta setting the pace in the opening session and team-mate Binder leading the way in the hour-long Practice….
11 juveniles arrested in Oahu e-bike crackdown | Electric
In response to recent fatalities and community concerns over electric bikes and motorcycles, Honolulu Police Department District 8 officers arrested 11 juveniles… read more www.staradvertiser.com
Accepting I might not win Catalan GP the toughest challenge | MotoGP
Marc Marquez has admitted the toughest challenge for him would be accepting a defeat in this weekend’s Catalan Grand Prix after a 14-race winning streak stretching back to Aragon in June. The factory Ducati rider has been unstoppable for the majority of the season so far, with last month’s Hungarian round marking his seventh consecutive grand prix victory and 14th…
Why some MotoGP fans are despairing over Guenther Steiner's takeover of the Tech3 team | MotoGP
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32 MPH on a fun electric moped! | Electric
If you’ve been following the world of high-powered e-bikes, you’ve probably noticed the line between e-bike and light electric motorcycle getting thinner every year. The Luckeep M5 Ultra is one of those machines that sits right on that dividing line: a motorcycle-inspired electric bike with full suspension, two big hub motors, and a speed and range that will make your…
Acosta compares Marc Marquez’s comeback to Michael Jordan’s basketball return | MotoGP
Pedro Acosta believes Marc Marquez is on the verge of completing the “biggest comeback” in sporting history, likening it to Michael Jordan’s successful return to the NBA after a stint in baseball. With 10 grand prix victories and 13 sprint wins in the first 14 race weekends, factory Ducati rider Marquez is closing in on his seventh career title in…