Honda was down to just one MotoGP rider by the start of the German Grand Prix. And that rider, LCR’s Taka Nakagami, admitted he spent the race “scared” from seeing Marc Marquez’s weekend-ending fifth crash at close quarters
An almost surreal half a dozen crashes in one weekend at a track where he used to be unbeatable – and his reaction to them – proves Marc Marquez now just needs to get out of the Honda MotoGP team
Jorge Martin fought off Ducati stablemate Pecco Bagnaia in an exhilarating battle for German Grand Prix victory, as the Italian brand humiliated its MotoGP rivals
The Repsol Honda MotoGP team have confirmed that six-time world champion Marc Marquez will not take part in Sunday’s German Grand Prix at the Sachsenring, following the injuries that the Spaniard sustained in his fifth crash of the weekend during the pre-race warm up session
MotoGP faced a fresh round of accusations from riders of boring racing decided entirely by qualifying – plus comparisons to Formula 1’s aerodynamic problems – after Saturday’s sprint race at the German Grand Prix
Marc Marquez’s time with Honda appears to have hit a new nadir during warm up for MotoGP’s German Grand Prix with yet another crash, this time one that’s left him with a fractured finger
Yamaha MotoGP rider Fabio Quartararo says he cannot be confident about the M1 bike making a step forward next year – and revealed he’s had a meeting with a Yamaha higher-up in order to try and spur on progress
Three qualifying crashes then a distant, point-less, 11th place at a circuit where he’d not been beaten since 2009. Marc Marquez explains his and Honda’s miserable Sachsenring MotoGP Saturday
Jorge Martin defeated Pecco Bagnaia in MotoGP’s German Grand Prix sprint via a third-to-first overtaking move, while Marc Marquez couldn’t even score a point at a track where he’d been unbeaten
A wet-dry Sachsenring MotoGP qualifying session was all about Marc Marquez, who had a surreal run of three crashes at a track where he’s never lost a race. Pecco Bagnaia took pole
