Acosta's 'mess' laid bare an unacceptable KTM situation
Pedro Acosta's Le Mans weekend was the first real blot on his MotoGP copybook but it said far more about his stablemates than him...
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French Grand Prix 2024 MotoGP rider rankings
MotoGP's current 'big three' duked it out for victory in a thrilling conclusion to the French GP. But which of them leaves Le Mans having topped Simon Patterson's rider rankings?
The clash between MotoGP's 'slap' rivals you missed at Le Mans
Unseen by the TV cameras - and continued in the media centre afterwards - Aleix Espargaro and Franco Morbidelli another run-in at Le Mans. But Espargaro's anger was, again, mainly directed at the stewards
What was so extraordinary about Martin's Le Mans MotoGP win
There was more to Jorge Martin's victory in the French Grand Prix than just the 25 points that boosted his MotoGP championship lead. It's the manner of his ride - using a strategy that screamed 'bad idea' - that bodes so well
Martin defeats Marquez and Bagnaia in epic Le Mans MotoGP finish
Jorge Martin prevailed in an almighty three-way scrap to beat Marc Marquez and Pecco Bagnaia to victory in MotoGP's French Grand Prix at Le Mans
What Marquez learned from his best Ducati ride yet
Marc Marquez followed up his worst day and a half as a Ducati MotoGP rider with arguably his best race performance on the Desmosedici yet - converting 13th on the Le Mans sprint grid to a second-place race finish
The mystery of Bagnaia's miserable Le Mans sprint
What caused Pecco Bagnaia's Le Mans sprint to go so hideously wrong? He has an idea, but not one he's willing to share
Le Mans sprint: Martin dominates, Marquez stars, woe for Bagnaia
MotoGP championship leader Jorge Martin completely controlled the French Grand Prix at Le Mans, as Pecco Bagnaia's race immediately fell apart and Marc Marquez pulled off an astounding charge from 13th to second
Martin on pole as he and Bagnaia crash in Le Mans qualifying
Jorge Martin secured pole position for the French GP despite a crash in the final stages of qualifying at Le Mans, with chief MotoGP title rival Pecco Bagnaia failing to take advantage thanks to a fall of his own a minute later
'Struggling' Marquez's first real backwards step at Ducati
A fall, ill-feeling with the Ducati, and failure to advance directly to Q2. It's no wonder Marc Marquez admitted he was "struggling" and over-riding on his first difficult Friday since making his Gresini MotoGP switch for 2024
