First impressions of Honda’s new ‘crazy downforce’ MotoGP aero
The new Honda aero package making its MotoGP race weekend debut at Silverstone is a “massive” change that is still in a very early stage of development, according to Takaaki Nakagami
Why MotoGP’s long-awaited rule hinges on random checks for now
MotoGP’s new tyre pressure monitoring system has been three months in the making, but now it’s finally being introduced it won’t be applied to every bike on the grid each time. The series has clarified why that’s the case to The Race
Monster Espargaro lap puts Aprilia on top at Silverstone
Aprilia’s Aleix Espargaro was nearly seven tenths clear in an otherwise closely-matched second MotoGP practice at Silverstone
What went on in MotoGP’s first session after summer break
A Ducati 1-2-3-4 in first practice at Silverstone officially kicked off the second part of MotoGP’s 2023 campaign
The jolt Yamaha needs? Its MotoGP rider switch explained
Yamaha admits it didn’t have to axe Franco Morbidelli from its MotoGP line-up. But it felt it needed to try something drastic in its current plight
Silverstone admits F1 has ‘distracted’ it from MotoGP
Silverstone admits the effort it’s put into its booming Formula 1 event has “distracted” it from its comparatively struggling MotoGP grand prix – but makes no apology for that
Evasive Marquez now sounds resigned to being stuck at Honda
After Honda’s revelation that it wouldn’t force Marc Marquez to stick to his 2024 MotoGP contract if he wanted to leave, the paddock was desperate to hear what he’d decided over the summer break. He didn’t quite answer the question, but his situation seems clear
‘Sorry looks’ the hardest part – Morbidelli on his Yamaha exit
Franco Morbidelli says knowing that Yamaha was actively sounding out other riders for his MotoGP seat “for sure reduced the magic” in their relationship
New MotoGP rule will make riders ‘robots like in F1’
MotoGP risks “losing our show” by further complicating things for riders with the policing of tyre pressure limits, according to Pramac Ducati rider Johann Zarco
Why Morbidelli’s Yamaha semi-revival was never going to be enough
Franco Morbidelli might have improved in 2023, but his 2022 form clearly made an impact in Yamaha’s decision to part ways with him
