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Yamaha 'starting to see the light' in tough 2024 MotoGP season

Yamaha is beginning to ‘see the light’ at the end of the tunnel amid its current struggles in MotoGP, but is aware there is still a long way to go to catch up to the competition.

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A Pro Mountain Biker Tried To Ride a MotoGP Bike, Asked 'How Hard Can It Be?'

Professional mountain biker Fabio Wibmer got the chance to ride a proper MotoGP bike. And it took at least four GP-spec bikes, two days, and one of MotoGP's greatest riders to prepare him.

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Has KTM hit a ceiling with its MotoGP bike in 2024?

KTM’s early season run of three consecutive podium finishes now seems like a distant memory. To think that Brad Binder was able to finish just 1.239s behind race winner Francesco Bagnaia (Ducati) in Qatar just four months ago is almost hard to believe, considering where KTM is in the pecking order at…

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MotoGP Shelves Kazakhstani GP Again, It's Time to Expand Elsewhere

After three cancelations and postponements, RideApart's executive editor thinks that with Liberty Media's acquisition of the series, the Kazakhstani GP should just be forgotten.

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Zarco: Yamaha having more MotoGP bikes in 2025 will push Honda to improve

LCR rider Johann Zarco hopes Yamaha’s expansion to four bikes in MotoGP next year will provide an extra incentive for Honda to close the gap to the front.

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The paradox of MotoGP concessions: Everything changes so nothing changes

With the new regulatory framework that came into force following a unanimous vote by all MotoGP manufacturers, Yamaha and Honda were placed in the D class. This allows them, among other things, to ride with their regular rider line-up as many times as they want and to make engine modifications…

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Hand injury forces Crutchlow to miss MotoGP Silverstone wildcard

Three-time MotoGP race winner Cal Crutchlow will not take part in the British GP next month due to continued issues with his hand, Yamaha said on Monday.

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Rafael Nadal And Marc Márquez In Stylish White Outfits

Rafael Nadal and Marc Márquez, two sporting legends, showcase excellence and mutual admiration in a stylish encounter, inspiring fans worldwide.

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Why MotoGP can't afford a repeat of the Kazakhstan GP fiasco

MotoGP's planned debut at the Sokol International Circuit has become something of a soap opera. At this point, it is quite understandable that most of the paddock's members doubt that the Kazakhstan race will ever take place.

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US Riders Want Back in MotoGP, MotoAmerica's New Talent Cup Aims To Deliver

An interview with Wayne Rainey about how he plans to use MotoAmerica's Talent Cup to take young riders from the US all the way to MotoGP.

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Kazakhstan GP replaced by second Misano MotoGP round

The Kazakhstan Grand Prix will be replaced on the 2024 MotoGP calendar by a second round at Misano, it was announced on Monday.

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VR46 "doesn't agree" with Ducati on reducing factory MotoGP bikes in 2025

Valentino Rossi’s VR46 squad “doesn’t agree” with Ducati’s decision to cut down the supply of factory MotoGP bikes to just three next season.

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Ducati admits reaction to Marquez MotoGP decision has been "divisive"

Ducati says its decision to sign Marc Marquez for its factory MotoGP team in 2025 has garnered a “divisive” response in Italy.

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Espargaro: My job at Aprilia is done, now I want to help Honda win again in MotoGP

Aleix Espargaro feels his ‘job at Aprilia is done’ and he now wants to help Honda return to winning ways in MotoGP in his role as a test rider.

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Gresini or VR46? Aldeguer hopes for 2025 MotoGP team decision in summer break

Moto2 frontrunner Fermin Aldeguer is still waiting for Ducati to decide the team with which he will make his step up to MotoGP in 2025.

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Vinales can't "comprehend" Aprilia's disappearing MotoGP practice pace

Maverick Vinales has conceded he can’t “comprehend” how Aprilia goes from running at the front in Friday practice to being 10 seconds off the pace over the course of a MotoGP race weekend.

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Has Martin given Ducati another reason to bet everything on Bagnaia in MotoGP?

"If anyone thinks that a factory is going to allow a satellite team rider to win the world championship, they don't have a clue where they are," a former rider and current team manager of a MotoGP told this writer on the condition of anonymity.

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What to look out for at the Goodwood Festival of Speed

One of the highlights of the annual motorsport calendar is upon us, as the great and good of Formula 1, sportscar racing, rallying and more descends on West Sussex for a four-day celebration of the cars and stars that make racing special.

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Rossi reveals Nurburgring 24 Hours desire

Seven-time MotoGP champion Valentino Rossi explained that the German GT3 enduro on the Nordschleife “is in the plan” and was up there with the Le Mans 24 Hours on his bucket list when he switched full-time to car racing in 2022 on his retirement from two wheels.

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Rossi reveals Nurburgring 24 Hours ambition

Seven-time MotoGP champion Valentino Rossi explained that the German GT3 enduro on the Nordschleife was “in the plan” and up there with the Le Mans 24 Hours on his bucket list when he switched full-time to car racing in 2022 on his retirement from two wheels.

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Marquez: Staying third in MotoGP standings "won't be easy"

Marc Marquez has set out a goal of finishing inside the top three in the MotoGP standings this year, as he admits keeping factory Ducati rider Enea Bastianini behind “won’t be easy”.

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Acosta: First half of rookie MotoGP season "4.5/10"

KTM protege Pedro Acosta has given himself a 4.5 grade out of 10 after the opening half of his rookie MotoGP season. Tech3 GasGas rider Acosta made a storming debut in MotoGP at the start of the year, as he outperformed all his KTM compatriots and finished on the podium…

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Has Morbidelli found his MotoGP mojo again after years of struggles at Yamaha?

Pramac rider Franco Morbidelli showed glimpses of his former self as he battled team-mate Jorge Martin and reigning champion Francesco Bagnaia for a podium in last weekend’s German GP.

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Alex Marquez: "Dream" podium with brother Marc trumps previous MotoGP achievements

Gresini MotoGP rider Alex Marquez says he would trade all his previous 42 grand prix podiums for the one he achieved in last weekend’s German Grand Prix with elder brother Marc.

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