Why Cal Crutchlow turned down MotoGP comeback before his wife changed his mind Crutchlow recounts his conversation with his wife as he prepares for an unexpected return to MotoGP Motorsport · May 28
The five MotoGP manufacturers gather in Misano for a two-day private test The test teams of Aprilia, KTM, Yamaha, Honda and Ducati, which is the one that has rented the circuit, will work on Tuesday and Wednesday in Misano, before the Italian GP that takes place this weekend at Mugello. Motorsport · May 25
Johann Zarco says French GP win will help factory Honda bid for MotoGP 2026 French Grand Prix winner Johann Zarco believes his surprise victory at Le Mans will help his quest to step up from LCR to the factory Honda team in MotoGP 2026. Motorsport · May 11, 2025
Zarco: “Magic” French GP win will help bid for 2026 factory Honda ride French Grand Prix winner Johann Zarco believes his surprise victory at Le Mans will help his quest to step up from LCR to the factory Honda team in MotoGP 2026. Autosport · May 11, 2025
LCR makes desperate plea to keep Zarco amid factory Honda talks for MotoGP 2026 Johann Zarco’s LCR Honda boss Lucio Cecchinello says he doesn’t see a benefit in the French rider switching to the factory Honda team for 2026. Autosport · May 9, 2025
“No point” in factory Honda switch for Johann Zarco - LCR Johann Zarco’s LCR Honda boss Lucio Cecchinello says he doesn’t see a benefit in the French rider switching to the factory Honda team for 2026. Motorsport · May 9, 2025
LCR signs Chantra for 2025 as Nakagami steps down from MotoGP LCR has announced that Moto2 race winner Somkiat Chantra will replace Takaaki Nakagami in its MotoGP line-up next year. Motorsport · Aug 29, 2024
Zarco rules out Repsol Honda move to replace Marquez in MotoGP The Frenchman instead expects to ride with LCR for the next two seasons, having signed to make the move to the satellite Honda team from Pramac Ducati earlier this year. Autosport · Oct 19, 2023
Zarco rules out Repsol Honda move to replace Marquez The Frenchman instead expects to ride with LCR for the next two seasons, having signed to make the move to the satellite Honda team from Pramac Ducati earlier this year. Motorsport · Oct 19, 2023
Fernandez insists he will remain with Tech3 in 2024 despite Acosta MotoGP rumours The reigning Moto2 world champion told Autosport he is “really happy” for a 2024 deal to have been completed amid rumours he would lose his seat to KTM prodigy Acosta, who is currently second in the Moto2 standings. Autosport · Aug 3, 2023
Alex Marquez “understands” Rins’ Honda MotoGP frustrations On Wednesday prior to this weekend’s British Grand Prix at Silverstone, Yamaha announced it was parting ways with Franco Morbidelli at the end of the 2023 season. Autosport · Aug 3, 2023
LCR confirms KTM MotoGP approach but has 'no intention' to split with Honda The MotoGP silly season has kicked into overdrive over the summer break amidst Honda’s woes, with much of the speculation centring on the Japanese marque’s riders. Autosport · Jul 22, 2023
How Alex Rins' Austin MotoGP win will change his role at Honda Three days after demanding more attention from Honda regarding the development of its 2023 bike, Alex Rins brought out his best in Austin to take a resounding victory that will undoubtedly lead the Japanese marque to give him more prominence. Autosport · Apr 18, 2023
MotoGP: Alex Rins Signs Two-Year Contract With LCR Honda Castrol Alex Rins has signed a two-year contract with Honda satellite team LCR Honda Castrol, and will be piloting the Honda RC213V for two seasons. RideApart · Jul 28, 2022
Motorsport · Jul 28, 2022 “Scared” Rins couldn’t picture riding non-factory MotoGP bike Alex Rins admits news of Suzuki’s exit from MotoGP at the end of the 2022 season left him “scared”, and says taking a non-factory bike was something he couldn’t imagine.
Autosport · Jul 28, 2022 “Scared” Rins ‘couldn’t see myself not on a factory bike’ in MotoGP Alex Rins admits news of Suzuki’s exit from MotoGP at the end of the 2022 season left him “scared”, and says taking a non-factory bike was something he couldn’t imagine.
Autosport · Jun 23, 2022 Alex Marquez will leave LCR Honda for 2023 MotoGP season Alex Marquez will leave the LCR Honda team at the end of the 2022 MotoGP season and now looks set to join Gresini Ducati next year.