The shock decision not to proceed with Michelin’s new MotoGP until 2026 caused surprise in the Misano paddock and consternation among fans on Friday, but was greeted mostly with relief by riders - with the notable exception of champion Pecco Bagnaia
Michelin has dropped the bombshell news that its MotoGP front tyre, designed to alleviate the issues plaguing the championship with tyre pressure penalties, will now not be ready for the 2025 season and instead will be delayed by at least a season
Yamaha’s MotoGP team boss Lin Jarvis has finally gone on the record to confirm that the firm will switch from its inline-four engine configuration to a V4
Marc Marquez's blockbuster switch to Ducati and Jorge Martin's Aprilia defection it caused are the headline items of a very different MotoGP 2025 grid
MotoGP could finally have a Hungarian Grand Prix again as a race at the brand-new Balaton Park venue has been officially added to the 2025 calendar with backing from ex-Formula 1 test driver Chanoch Nissany
Why is Pecco Bagnaia so enamoured with one likely development for 2025, and does that offer a sudden pathway to MotoGP for World Superbike dominator Toprak Razgatlioglu? The Race MotoGP Podcast assesses that and more
Jorge Martin remains in MotoGP's 2024 title fight despite his Misano pitstop debacle, but there's a cloud hanging over his season in the shape of the form of his future employer
MotoGP is finally getting a tyre designed to cope with the modern aero-heavy bikes and their ride-height devices. The bad news for most of the field is that Pecco Bagnaia loves it
Marc Marquez is already set to enter the 2025 MotoGP season as a presumptive joint favourite for the title - at the very least - but back-to-back grand prix wins on his year-old Ducati mean he could still have a role to play in 2024, too
Reigning champion Pecco Bagnaia set the pace in MotoGP's single-day test at Misano after the San Marino Grand Prix
