Marquez takes his first Ducati MotoGP pole at Jerez
Marc Marquez secured the first pole position of his tenure as a Ducati MotoGP rider in a wet qualifying session for the Spanish Grand Prix
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Honda MotoGP strength Marquez used to exploit now 'completely lost'
Honda's new MotoGP bike has "completely lost" the big strength that made even the fading previous version of the RC213V at least occasionally potent
Marquez 1-2 as radical Honda debuts: First Jerez MotoGP practice
Gresini Ducati rider Alex Marquez led the way in the opening MotoGP practice at Jerez, after his brother Marc had headed most of the session
MotoGP set to unveil 2027 ruleset BMW's arrival hinges on
MotoGP is set to unveil its long-awaited new regulations for 2027 and beyond in the coming days.
The fresh Marquez dilemma Ducati is facing
Marc Marquez could still be a 2024 MotoGP title contender - but he might need a key Ducati decision to go his way. One that will potentially have huge ramifications for his future
MotoGP's US rider drought finally has a chance of ending
It didn't initially look like American team Trackhouse's arrival in MotoGP was going to lead to a US rider getting on the grid. But suddenly that seems a realistic prospect for 2025
What's giving Quartararo hope as the bike he rejected dominates
Fresh from committing his future to Yamaha, Fabio Quartararo had a blunt demonstration of what he'd turned down as Aprilia dominated at Austin. But Yamaha has a plan, and Quartararo believes in it
MotoGP podcast: Who's in most trouble in 2024?
Who's already fighting for their MotoGP future? This week's episode of The Race MotoGP Podcast asks which riders or teams are in most trouble after the opening three rounds of the 2024 season
What happens if Ducati loses its title-winning MotoGP team?
The long-standing Pramac-Ducati partnership looks like it may well end in 2025 thanks to Yamaha's efforts to lure Pramac away. But what would that mean for Ducati?
KTM's MotoGP talisman is facing some very uncomfortable questions
Brad Binder's reputation as the benchmark KTM rider is under threat from sensational rookie Pedro Acosta. Even a strong recovery from a tough weekend wasn't enough at COTA, he needs to strike back
