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Here’s why MotoGP doesn’t race the full track at Le Mans

MotoGP races all over the world. From Spain to Japan, America to Germany, and almost everywhere in between - sorry, penguins, there’s still no Antarctic GP yet - and at tracks new and old. And some even in locales familiar to those outside the world of two-wheeled racing.

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Bezzecchi remains coy on what advice MotoGP legend Rossi gives to him

Aprilia factory rider Marco Bezzecchi has revealed that his mentor and former boss Valentino Rossi gives him advice informed by data to which the highly connected MotoGP legend has privileged access.

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Chantra out of French MotoGP after arm pump surgery

Somkiat Chantra will not take part in the MotoGP French Grand Prix having been unable to fully recover from forearm surgery he underwent last week.

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How Aprilia and KTM are closer to Yamaha and Honda than to Ducati

The concession system introduced last year in MotoGP to help manufacturers is set to allow KTM and Aprilia to develop their engines and conduct tests with their factory riders from August.

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This Aprilia Motorcycle Is the Only Production Bike With This MotoGP Race Technology

Most of the technology that we almost take for granted on superbikes today, like launch control, slide control, lean-sensitive ABS, and even holeshot devices, has all trickled down from MotoGP. But there's one system I never thought we'd see, especially not on the Aprilia RSV4 Factory 1100.

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Why Aprilia and KTM are closer to Yamaha and Honda than to Ducati

The concession system introduced last year in MotoGP to help manufacturers is set to allow KTM and Aprilia to develop their engines and conduct tests with their factory riders from August.

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KTM May Transfer MotoGP Team To Itself, But Series Has Serious Offers For Its Spot

KTM is leaving MotoGP in 2026. Unfortunately for all those who bleed orange, that's just a fact, as the company's insolvency administrator made it abundantly clear late last year. Racing, and indeed the high cost of top-tier MotoGP racing, just isn't necessary for the company to save itself.

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MotoGP bans 2027-spec bike tests until conclusion of 2025 season

The FIM (Federation Internationale de Motocyclisme) announced a series of changes to the 2025 MotoGP World Championship regulations earlier this week. The changes, which took effect on April 29, most notably included the introduction of a test day for riders returning from injury and clarified startline procedures sparked by the…

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"Some factory team will come after Ogura" - Trackhouse MotoGP boss Brivio

Trackhouse Aprilia team principal Davide Brivio believes Ai Ogura’s strong debut in the premier class has sparked interest from rival MotoGP teams keen to sign him once his contract expires.

Autosport

MotoGP teams agree on new rule for riders returning from injury

In a surprise development, MotoGP teams have agreed to tweak the championship’s strict testing regulations to allow riders coming back from long injury breaks to test ahead of their return to race action.

Motorsport

Ai Ogura hot property in MotoGP market as Trackhouse gamble pays off

Ai Ogura’s sensational start to his MotoGP career made him a target for rival teams - according to Davide Brivio, director of the Trackhouse MotoGP team.

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To crack the US, MotoGP should do a double-header in Miami with F1

Americans don’t care about MotoGP. I know, I know, that’s not exactly breaking news. And whereas there are a handful of diehards out amongst the States, myself included, the vast majority of Yanks don’t give two hoots about European motorcycle racing.

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MotoGP sticking to its core principles amid FIA swearing clampdown

“Our tyre plan was f***ed up by the crash”

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Not Even MotoGP's Golden Boy Can Escape Arm Injuries, Undergoes Surgery

Compartment syndrome, known to most motorcyclists as "arm pump", is a condition where constricted blood vessels restrict blood flow, leading to a buildup of pressure and, ultimately, pain. Riders feel it in their forearms, and it reduces their ability to use their hands with much force or dexterity—an extremely serious…

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How Alex Marquez emulated his MotoGP world champion brother with Spanish GP win

By one of those whims of fate that seem to be straight out of a science fiction movie, Alex Marquez had to wait 93 – Marc's famous race number – grands prix in the heavyweight class to be able to call himself a race winner.

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How Alex Marquez won the MotoGP Spanish GP the Marc Marquez way

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Legendary Helmet Maker Launches 40th Anniversary in Honor of Jerez Circuit

Nolangroup and Carlos Checa teamed up to bring one of the most stunning designs I've ever seen from the Italian helmet manufacturer in honor of the Jerez Circuit, celebrating its 40th anniversary. Since 2018, the track has been named Ángel Nieto, in homage to the legendary Spanish rider, so collaborating with Carlos Checa…

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This MotoGP Rider’s Sneaky Tactic Helped Him Secure a Podium, It Was Cool As Hell

The Spanish GP threw a bit of a curveball: Alex Marquez took his first-ever premier class MotoGP win, Maverick Viñales finished just behind Francesco Bagnaia, and Fabio Quartararo got pole position before finishing second in Sunday's main race. It's the last anomaly on that list we're concerned with because it involved…

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Tank Slappers Podcast: Spanish GP review

Alex Marquez finally claimed his maiden MotoGP race victory after winning last weekend’s Spanish Grand Prix at Jerez.

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Acosta takes surgery for condition that's affected him since MotoGP debut

Pedro Acosta underwent surgery on Tuesday to treat the compartment syndrome in his right forearm, a condition that has affected him since his MotoGP debut last year.

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Pedro Acosta did have surgery for arm-pump syndrome after all

Pedro Acosta pasó por el quirófano el martes

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Pirelli set for MotoGP tyre test at Aragon before 2027 debut

Italian tyre manufacturer Pirelli is preparing to test the new compounds it is developing for MotoGP during an event in Spain later this year, Autosport has learned.

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Pirelli to test MotoGP tires in Aragon ahead of 2027 debut

Italian tire manufacturer Pirelli is preparing to test the new compounds it is developing for MotoGP during an event in Spain later this year, Motorsport.com has learned. The test will see five manufacturers trial new compounds that Pirelli is developing ahead of its MotoGP debut in 2027.

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Is This BMW Sportbike Copy What Happens When You Let AI Design Bikes?

If you've been interested in motorcycles for at least a little while, then chances are excellent that you've seen at least one pretty clear copy bike before. No, I'm not talking about when an OEM that races in MotoGP or WSBK rolls out a small-displacement tribute livery bike or scooter.

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Opinion: Marquez brothers made history at Jerez, yet some remain uninterested

The Spanish GP wasn’t overly dramatic or filled with much excitement after factory Ducati rider Marc Marquez crashed out of race-winning contention, and brother Alex took the lead. The younger of the two held first place until he saw the chequered flag – a relatively standard race, on the face of it. But…

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