MotoGP

Three Aprilia riders celebrate on the podium in the sprint: Martin wins ahead of Ogura and Bezzecchi – Marc Marquez falls back to ninth place with grip problems

Günther Steiner sees Liberty Media’s entry as a great opportunity for the future of MotoGP – The Tech3 boss, however, warns against too high expectations

Aprilia dominates the training in Silverstone – The fast corners play to the strengths of the RS-GP – Ducati loses mainly in the flowing sectors

Aprilia dominates Friday in Great Britain – Marco Bezzecchi sets the best time ahead of Raul Fernandez – Fabio Di Giannantonio as third the best Ducati rider

Until now, KTM had to run at reduced RPM – Now the MotoGP rivals agree to the engine opening so that the faulty component can be replaced

Alex Marquez sets the best time ahead of Marco Bezzecchi in the first practice – Pedro Acosta follows in third – The KTM rider has the only crash of the session

Ducati CEO Claudio Domenicali suddenly sees the MotoGP title 2026 back within reach, but cites two decisive factors for it

The arm pump surgery of Francesco Bagnaia had a clear background – The Ducati rider confirms the connection with his current Desmosedici

Maverick Vinales has to pause due to a newly discovered tear in the infraspinatus – Pol Espargaro returns as a replacement rider to Tech3-KTM

Two different worlds before Silverstone – Marquez without pressure in the title fight – Martin unsettled despite leading – The MotoGP returns from the summer break