What went on in ‘ugly’ Le Mans MotoGP crash and narrow escape
An “ugly” French Grand Prix crash at Le Mans triggered by Luca Marini falling was ultimately a lucky escape for the riders involved
‘They don’t exist’ – MotoGP stewards’ meeting brings no closure
A crunch Le Mans meeting between MotoGP riders and the stewards’ panel led to subsequent confusion about certain decisions the following day
Ducati doubts Yamaha is competitive enough to poach Martin
Ducati seems confident it will retain the services of Le Mans sprint race winner Jorge Martin – boosted by the fact his likeliest rival destination isn’t in the position to challenge for the MotoGP title right now
Mir admits he’s ‘scared’ about his situation at Honda
Joan Mir has admitted to being unnerved by how his adaptation to the Honda MotoGP bike is going, after failing to record a top-10 finish at the eighth-straight attempt
Marquez: MotoGP must end ‘stupid’ rhetoric over racing incidents
Honda MotoGP rider Marc Marquez says he is the only rider to have warranted a penalty this season – and that the series has to stamp out its “stupid” polemic over racing incidents
Dominant Martin beats Binder to win Le Mans MotoGP sprint
Pramac Ducati MotoGP rider Jorge Martin dominated the French Grand Prix sprint at Le Mans, his first victory in a MotoGP race since his rookie season in 2021
Bagnaia snipes Le Mans MotoGP pole from comeback star Marquez
MotoGP championship leader Pecco Bagnaia denied the returning Marc Marquez French Grand Prix pole in a Le Mans qualifying thriller
MotoGP may be waiting until 2025 for an ultra-hyped debut
KTM looks increasingly likely to keep Pedro Acosta out of the limelight – at least for another year. Simon Patterson outlines the current situation, including why KTM doesn’t want to rush a prize MotoGP prospect
‘Better long-term’ Kalex Honda is winning Mir and Marquez over
Honda’s Friday at the French Grand Prix at Le Mans was unspectacular in terms of pure results, but proved notable in just how much mileage was put on the MotoGP chassis it has commissioned from German manufacturer Kalex
Anger in check – but Quartararo brands Yamaha updates ‘useless’
Fabio Quartararo may be keeping any anger in check, but he isn’t afraid to call out Yamaha’s stalled MotoGP progress – describing the parts it tried at the Jerez test “useless”
