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Aleix Espargaró Was Gifted His 2016 Suzuki GSX-RR

Espargaró is gifted his 2016 Suzuki GSX-RR as a token of thanks from the brand. After a bit of paperwork, the bike is now part of Aleix’s private collection.

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Ex-MotoGP racer Guintoli sets sights on unique Le Mans accolade

Frenchman Guintoli, 41, last raced in MotoGP in 2019 as a wildcard and test rider for Suzuki, but has stayed active in motorcycle racing with the Hamamatsu brand's endurance racing programme.

Motorsport

Stay In Marc Márquez's Motorhome For The 2023 MotoGP Catalan Grand Prix

Marc Márquez will rent out the team motorhome for a lucky pair of guests to stay for one night during the 2023 MotoGP Catalan Grand Prix, and here are details.

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Ducati To Sell Desmosedici GP Engine Parts

Ducati is putting a few Desmosedici GP16 engine parts on sale which include the exhaust, intake camshaft, connecting rod, and piston. Prices are included.

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Van der Mark adamant BMW seat not under threat from Razgatlioglu

After flirting with a move to MotoGP with Yamaha, 2021 WSBK champion Razgatlioglu surprised the paddock earlier this season when he announced his decision to leave the Japanese marque in favour of joining the works BMW team next year.

Motorsport

All set for Thai MotoGP

The northeastern province of Buri Ram will host the OR Thailand MotoGP Grand Prix for the fourth time in October, organisers said on Wednesday.

Bangkok Post

Pol Espargaro “didn’t recognise my body” recovering from Portugal MotoGP crash

The Tech3 rider crashed in the latter stages of FP2 in the season-opening Portuguese Grand Prix and suffered numerous fractures, including to his back and jaw, after hitting an unprotected tyre barrier.

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Why Honda seriously risks losing Rins to a MotoGP rival

After Suzuki’s MotoGP withdrawal at the end of last season, Rins landed at the LCR Honda squad while former team-mate Joan Mir became Marc Marquez’s team-mate at the factory Honda squad.

Autosport

How VR46 is handling its MotoGP conflict of interest with Bezzecchi

Marco Bezzecchi's MotoGP contract with VR46 expires at the end of this year. The owner of the Ducati team for which he competes, and with which he is negotiating a contract extension, is also the same corporation that represents him.

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Petrucci says WSBK harder than he imagined after first podium

Petrucci switched to WSBK this season with satellite Ducati squad Barni Racing following his first foray into Superbike racing with a campaign in MotoAmerica with the Italian marque last year in which he just fell short of the title.

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Red Bull at ‘highest level’ in their history after Verstappen run, Horner claims

Christian Horner believes Red Bull are operating at the highest level in their history after Max Verstappen maintained their unbeaten run this season

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FIA wanted Red Bull Ring to install gravel traps to avoid F1 track limits problem

However, that recommendation made immediately after the 2022 Austrian Grand Prix, was rejected by circuit bosses who elected instead to keep the same configuration of kerbs and run off.

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FIA wanted Red Bull Ring to install gravel traps to avoid track limits problem

However, that recommendation, which was made immediately after the 2022 Austrian Grand Prix, was rejected by circuit bosses who elected instead to keep the same configuration of kerbs and run off.

Motorsport

Norris expected Hamilton to get further F1 track limits penalties in Austrian GP

As the track limits saga continued to dominate the Austrian event, eight drivers received track limit penalties, including Hamilton, and the issue is central to a post-race protest launched by Aston Martin.

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Quartararo: Continued growth of Yamaha’s MotoGP rivals in 2023 “my biggest worry”

Yamaha’s 2023 season has been disappointing, with the Japanese marque bottom of the manufacturers’ table having scored just one grand prix podium and one sprint rostrum courtesy of 2021 world champion Quartararo.

TechRadar

Think you’re a decent sim racer? Try staying on the bike for one lap in MotoGP 23

MotoGP 23 is a brilliant racing game and sim - but is proving hard to master due to its tight balance of finesse and speed.

Autosport

Dorna rules out MotoGP grid expansion for 2024

The grid was cut down by two at the end of last year when Suzuki elected to quit MotoGP, citing financial reasons for its decision to withdraw one year into a new contract with the championship.

Bike Perfect

Ducati goes full MotoGP with the Powerstage RR Limited Edition e-MTB

Italian motorbike legends draw inspiration from the Desmosedici GP23 MotoGP race bike on its latest Enduro offering

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Puig concerned by timeframe needed for Honda MotoGP turnaround

As MotoGP enters its six-week summer break, Honda is looking to solve its MotoGP crisis with three of its riders out injured and a bike which is at the back of the field alongside fellow Japanese manufacturer strugglers Yamaha.

Autosport

Espargaro "knew Binder had touched the green" in Assen MotoGP battle

The Aprilia rider proved correct with his assessment of Binder’s mistake at Turn 8 on the last lap, with confirmation of the South African’s one-place demotion coming moments after the chequered flag.

Autosport

10 things we learned from the 2023 MotoGP Dutch GP

Francesco Bagnaia extended his MotoGP world championship lead with victory in the Dutch Grand Prix and in the process halted a clean sweep by Marco Bezzecchi, who topped every practice session, grabbed pole and won the sprint race.

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Bezzecchi was “scared of losing podium” at Dutch MotoGP

Bezzecchi defeated Francesco Bagnaia to win the sprint race on Saturday, when both riders ran a soft rear tyre, but he had to give best to the factory Ducati in the longer, hotter Dutch Grand Prix at Assen, when most of the field took the medium rear tyre.

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Bezzecchi “scared of losing podium” at Dutch MotoGP

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Marquez enduring "worst moment" of MotoGP career aside from injury

The Honda factory rider returned to MotoGP action at Assen after withdrawing from the last round at the Sachsenring following five crashes during the weekend that left him with multiple fractures.

Autosport

Marquez apologised to Bastianini for strange MotoGP Dutch GP qualifying crash

The Italian wasn’t angry about the incident in Q1, which took place well off the racing line, where Bastianini was trying to stay out of the way after aborting his lap due to a mistake.

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