MotoGP 2026 rider line-ups ranked from worst to best
There aren't many changes in the MotoGP rider line-ups from 2025 to 2026, but perceptions of a lot of those riders changed massively during the last 12 months
There aren't many changes in the MotoGP rider line-ups from 2025 to 2026, but perceptions of a lot of those riders changed massively during the last 12 months
A long wait for a MotoGP win ended last October - but one of the architects behind that success is adamant it was never in doubt
Factory-contracted Ducati MotoGP rider Fermin Aldeguer has sustained a serious leg injury in the lead-up to his second season in the category
Alex Rins appeared to be doomed on the inline-four Yamaha. Its switch to a V4 for MotoGP 2026 is the reset he needed - but he'll need to make an immediate impact
MotoGP could be on the cusp of a major generational shift
KTM is giving Brad Binder a new crew chief for 2026, off the back of Binder's worst MotoGP season yet. How much difference does such a change actually make, though?
Ai Ogura made a name for himself with his MotoGP debut. As it happened, it was an impossible standard to recreate. What does he need to do to step up in his second season?
After seven seasons crowning six champions, with a mid-stream change of manufacturers and upgrade to full FIM world championship status, the FIM was rather unceremoniously parked at the conclusion of its 2025 campaign.
Marc Marquez is a MotoGP champion again at last. And also a very different character
Fabio Di Giannantonio didn't make the most of the big opportunity Ducati gave him for 2025. Considering how coveted a MotoGP gig he's got, he can't leave any room for doubt as to whether he can truly be the complete package Ducati needs again in 2026
