MotoGP comeback postponed: Ai Ogura also missing in Misano
Ai Ogura must continue to wait for his MotoGP comeback: The Trackhouse rider must keep his thumbs protected and will also miss the San Marino Grand Prix
Ai Ogura must continue to wait for his MotoGP comeback: The Trackhouse rider must keep his thumbs protected and will also miss the San Marino Grand Prix
Brad Binder leaves MotoGP after seven years and moves to WorldSBK with BMW in 2027 – There, the South African meets an old acquaintance
“8-day week” at Aprilia: The current RS-GP still receives updates for the title fight – Marco Bezzecchi was immediately convinced by the latest tail concept
MotoGP does not plan a flood of street circuits despite the Adelaide project, and the Madring in Madrid is currently not an option according to Carlos Ezpeleta
Superbike dominator Nicolo Bulega gets his big MotoGP chance in 2027 – At VR46 a circle closes for the Italian, because that is where his career began
79 crashes in 69 races with Honda – Joan Mir explains why risk is part of the job for him – He speaks openly about demons, doubts, and his hunger for success
Marc Marquez posts a photo of his battered shoulder – Behind the action is a clear strategy, insiders report
The grip in qualifying is one thing, tire degradation over the race distance another – Pol Espargaro feels like a rookie in his return as a racer
Fabio Quartararo speaks openly about his Honda switch and explains why quick successes are unrealistic – Initially, getting to know each other is all that matters
After the thumb surgery following a motocross accident, a radiological examination is scheduled – only after that will it be decided whether Ogura can race in Misano