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Even though this was Ducati's worst race weekend in years, it might still have challenged Aprilia for the win...

Two Aprilias and one Ducati finished on the podium at Phillip Island in the absence of newly crowned 2025 champion Marc Marquez

With Marc Marquez out and Marco Bezzecchi carrying a penalty, can Fabio di Giannantonio steal the show at Phillip Island?

The Italian manufacturer will field six bikes on the 2026 MotoGP grid, four of them the latest generation, to be used by the two factory team riders, VR46's Fabio Di Giannantonio plus Alex Marquez

There were talking points aplenty in an action-packed San Marino Grand Prix, as Marc Marquez bounced back from a bruising Saturday to secure the Sunday spoils. Alongside him there were a handful of star MotoGP performers, while others will be thankful their weekend on the Adriatic coast is over

Another clean sweep for Marc Marquez in Hungary doesn’t paint the full picture of MotoGP’s action-packed visit to Balaton Park 

Factory Ducati rider Marc Marquez returned to qualifying form with pole position for the MotoGP Hungarian Grand Prix at Balaton Park 

Factory Ducati rider Marc Marquez returned to MotoGP qualifying form with pole position at Balaton Park 

After a relaxing summer break MotoGP was back to its action-packed best at the Austrian GP. While the rider at the top of the pile was unchanged, there were plenty of other winners and losers across the Red Bull Ring weekend

The emergence of Alex Marquez, alongside Ducati’s commitments to Fermin Aldeguer and Fabio Di Giannantonio, among other factors, presents the ideal scenario for the Italian brand to field six identical bikes on the MotoGP grid next year.

Three years ago at the German Grand Prix, Francesco Bagnaia went down at the Sachsenring’s first corner. The spill lost him second place in the race and his championship challenge looked to be over. (Fun fact: It wasn’t.)