How sprints are about to change MotoGP – and who will thrive
MotoGP will take its first plunge into its sprint era this weekend at Portimao – but who will thrive with the new format and how it will change MotoGP?
KTM’s muted MotoGP pre-season a concerning deja vu
KTM got into the top 10 late into MotoGP pre-season testing – but remains in a familiar position, which may not be good enough for 2023
Quartararo’s testing progress a bad look for the other Yamaha
No rider in MotoGP is under more immediate pressure than Franco Morbidelli – but the pre-season testing times make for grim reading for the Italian
RNF MotoGP team reveals new livery for first Aprilia season
The new Aprilia satellite MotoGP team RNF, now majority-owned by CryptoData, has presented a revised livery for the 2023 season
The vision of MotoGP’s new ‘not cryptocurrency!’ team owner
A surprise new majority shareholder in MotoGP team RNF Aprilia, tech company CryptoData talks to The Race about its designs for the squad
Honda chassis shock shows its priorities amid Marquez pressure
The bombshell report that Honda is outsourcing a MotoGP chassis design suggests retaining Marc Marquez is a desperate priority
The intriguing 2023 role reversal in MotoGP’s headline duel
Fabio Quartararo and Yamaha might not be “ready yet” for 2023 but solace can be found in Pecco Bagnaia and Ducati’s 2022 recovery
MotoGP’s aero revolution risks snowballing into madness
Radical aero updates are far more commonplace in MotoGP than just a few years ago. But the ones that appeared in 2023 pre-season testing could lead the series down a path it needs to walk with care
Honda MotoGP chassis bombshell would be a seismic measure
A report that Honda’s commissioned Kalex to build it a new MotoGP chassis suggests its crisis is so deep it’s willing to do the previously unthinkable
MotoGP’s first race at ex-F1 Indian GP circuit under threat
Necessary repairs to the Buddh International Circuit which is hosting MotoGP for the first time in September are currently being held up due to ‘a host of legal and technical complications,’ according to national newspaper the Times of India
