Lap Up All The Action. – Paramount Australia & New Zealand | MotoGP

The Liqui Moly Australian MotoGP™ 2025. Starts Saturday, 18 October Live On 10. Start your engines as The Liqui Moly Australian MotoGP™ 2025 races back to the iconic Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit, delivering high-speed, high stakes and one of the most edge-of-your seat racing spectacles in the world of motorsport. Tune in from Saturday, […]  read more www.paramountanz.com.au

Yamaha patents design for ‘fake engine’ for electric motorcycles | Electric

Yamaha appears to be developing an electric motorcycle with a twist. This is a functionally superfluous engine designed to make riders forget they’re on an EV at all. The development comes via a recently filed patent from the Japanese manufacturer, which outlines a system intended to replicate the visceral feel of a combustion motorcycle, even when powered by electricity. Yamaha…

Bagnaia admits tech throwbacks but won’t confirm Ducati GP24 rumours | MotoGP

Francesco Bagnaia has stopped short of confirming rumours that testing a VR46 GP24 Ducati prompted last weekend’s Japanese Grand Prix victory – but admitted that ‘items used in the past’ led to the dramatic turn in form. While it is clear that Bagnaia’s breakthrough came at the Misano test on the Monday following last month’s San Marino Grand Prix, speculation…

New range of electric off-road bikes announced by Triumph | Electric

Previous Slide◀ Next Slide▶ rider on Triumph electric bike doing a wheelie Triumph TXP electric bike Triumph Electric off-road road bikes 1 of 3 Triumph have launched a four-strong range of off-road-only electric motorcycles – designed to cater for riders as young as three, through to fully grown adults. All four models have been designed and built in partnership with…

What you might have missed: MotoGP™ readies to rock on Lombok | MotoGP

One of the most passionate crowds of the year in a country that welcomes us with open arms, a special weekend awaits in Mandalika  read more www.motogp.com

“When it’s meant to happen, it will” | MotoGP

KTM young gun Pedro Acosta insists he isn’t frustrated by the lack of a race win as he nears the end of his second season in MotoGP. Acosta was hailed as the next big star when he made his MotoGP debut at the age of just 19 in 2024. Since then, he has scored seven podiums and one pole position,…

Honda’s plans for Japan Mobility Show include electric motorcycle | Electric

Thirteen two-wheel vehicles, a teeny-tiny electric car with a wheelbase shorter than the overall length of a Harley-Davidson Street Glide, and a rocket. Those are just some of the things Honda will be showing off in Tokyo later this month.  The two-wheelers are what have most of our attention, of course – especially an electric concept vehicle that may be…

What it is really like working with Marquez at Ducati – crew chief Rigamonti explains | MotoGP

Marco Rigamonti’s poise and elegance make him measured when asked to compare Marc Marquez, who handed him his first MotoGP title as a crew chief last Sunday, with the other riders he has worked with. Ducati entrusted Rigamonti with the greatest challenge of his career, and the Italian has responded brilliantly. “The first thing I thought when they offered me the…

Verge Motorcycles Is Taking Its EV Bikes On Tour, Wants You To Try Them Out | Electric

Electric mobility isn’t just a buzzword anymore. It’s the reality shaping how we think about transport today, whether that’s city commuters swapping cars for e-bikes or entire manufacturers reimagining the motorcycle from the ground up. In a world where sustainability, efficiency, and innovation are no longer optional, the motorcycle industry is facing the same hard questions the automotive world had…

Bagnaia targets beating Alex Marquez in MotoGP 2025 standings | MotoGP

Francesco Bagnaia has set a goal of leapfrogging Alex Marquez to finish second in the 2025 MotoGP standings after achieving a breakthrough win at the Japanese Grand Prix. The factory Ducati rider put together a dominant performance at Motegi over the weekend, securing his first double win since the 2024 season finale in Barcelona. It marked an impressive recovery for the…

Marco Bezzecchi reveals extent of injuries in Japan MotoGP crash | MotoGP

Aprilia MotoGP rider Marco Bezzecchi revealed how badly he was hurt after being taken out by team-mate Jorge Martin on the opening lap of the Japanese Grand Prix sprint. Last year’s champion Martin made a rapid launch from 17th on the grid and found a gap on the inside heading into Turn 1. But the Spaniard carried too much speed into…

BMW’s CEO says no to electric bikes and motocross | Electric

BMW isn’t particularly interested in making electric motorcycles or dirtbikes, but it may have plans for a sub-1000cc sportbike in the works. These are among the revelations coming from a wide-ranging interview that BMW Motorrad CEO Markus Flasch had with US website Common Tread. Born in Austria (you missed your chance, KTM), Flasch graduated from university in Arnold Schwarzenegger’s hometown of…

How Lenovo helped Ducati make its Bagnaia breakthrough | MotoGP

After several months away, the old Francesco Bagnaia turned up at the Japanese Grand Prix. Following some of the most miserable races of his career, Ducati’s two-time MotoGP champion suddenly found his form, producing a dominant weekend at Motegi. While it’s always dangerous to declare a rider is ‘back’ on the strength of one outing, there are strong indications that…

Can-Am Origin ’73 Dual-Sport Electric Motorcycle: Redefining Two-Wheel Freedom with Electric Innovation and Heritage | Electric

Canada, Mexique BRP is reclaiming its two-wheel heritage and setting a new standard in the electric motorcycle industry with the latest Can-Am Motorcycles lineup. More than 50 years after its groundbreaking debut, Can-Am ushers in a new era with the Origin, seamlessly blending cutting-edge EV technology with decades of expertise. Built for thrills beyond the city limits, the Can-Am Origin…

Bezzecchi reveals extent of injuries in Japan MotoGP crash | MotoGP

Aprilia MotoGP rider Marco Bezzecchi has revealed how badly he was hurt after being taken out by team-mate Jorge Martin on the opening lap of the Japanese Grand Prix sprint. Last year’s champion Martin made a rapid launch from 17th on the grid and found a gap on the inside heading into Turn 1. But the Spaniard carried too much speed…

Yamaha’s Ridiculous Motorcycle Patent Uses An Electric Motor To Spin A Piston Engine Just To Make Noise And Vibrations | Electric

One of the unique parts about riding an electric motorcycle is the lack of theatrics, as there is very little in the way of noise and vibration. But not every motorcyclist is down with silently zipping around. For those people, Yamaha has cooked up a wild solution. The motorcycle builder and musical instrument crafter has come up with a functional,…

MotoGP™ Grand Prix: Motul Grand Prix of Japan | MotoGP

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Why KTM suffered its worst result of MotoGP 2025 at Japanese GP | MotoGP

KTM endured a tough MotoGP race in Japan, with the best of its quartet of riders finishing only 11th. This was the first time in 2025 that it failed to log a top-10 finish in a Sunday race, dealing a severe blow to its hopes of beating Aprilia to second place in the constructors’ championship. KTM’s dismal result on Sunday…

Yamaha patents fake engine to give electric motorcycles a real feel | Electric

Yamaha appears to be developing an electric motorcycle that is equipped with a functionally superfluous engine – there simply to make you forget you’re riding an electric vehicle. That’s what we’re understanding, at least, from a recent patent filed by the Japanese manufacturer.  Starting with the premise that internal combustion engines are awesome, the patent seeks an entirely unique solution…

Doohan on the “unfinished business” that led Marquez to a seventh MotoGP title | MotoGP

The bond between Marc Marquez and Mick Doohan was forged out of two seemingly opposing forces: success and pain. Perhaps for that very reason, Marquez turned to the Australian’s advice when he found himself at his lowest, when the injury to his right arm – one that required four surgeries – brought him to the brink of retirement. Until that crash at…

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