Electric Motorcycle Distance Record Shattered on a Single Charge
Electrek reports that the record for the longest single-charge ride on an electric motorcycle has been decisively broken, though the source gives few specifics.
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Aprilia flags circuits of concern as Martin and Marquez fight for MotoGP title
Aprilia's Fabiano Sterlacchini has singled out certain tracks as a worry for the team, with Jorge Martin holding a two-point lead over Marc Marquez.
Dall'Igna Praises Marquez as Ducati Survives Mandalika Test
Ducati's Gigi Dall'Igna credits Marc Marquez's "brilliance" after Aprilia's Mandalika win leaves the title gap unchanged.
Aldeguer Surgery Leaves Phillip Island Start in Doubt
Fermin Aldeguer has had surgery on a fractured right hand, but whether he can race at the Australian MotoGP remains uncertain.
Martín Rebounds in Indonesia After a Costly Saturday in MotoGP
Jorge Martín recovered from a difficult Saturday in Indonesia, where a team error and his own mistake dropped him to fourth, while Marc Márquez won the race.
Ducati Denies Its 2026 MotoGP Bike Was Built Around Marquez
Ducati's team manager rejects claims that development favored Marc Marquez at the expense of the team's other riders as the season enters its final rounds.
KTM Denies Plans to Shift Production From Austria to India
KTM's chief executive has pushed back on rumors that the motorcycle maker would move manufacturing to India, saying production will stay in Austria.
Jack Miller Suspects Yamaha Engine Trouble After Second Tough MotoGP Race
Jack Miller suspects an engine problem after his Yamaha was nearly unrideable for a second straight MotoGP race, according to Crash.net.
Royal Enfield's Build. Train. Race. Moves to Sherpa Dirt Machines
Royal Enfield's eighth-year Build. Train. Race. program is adding Sherpa-engined bikes to its flat track grid, according to RideApart.
Di Giannantonio Escapes Crash After Sudden Tyre Problem in Indonesia
Ducati rider Fabio di Giannantonio says he was lucky to avoid a crash and finish after a sudden tyre issue during the Indonesian MotoGP.
Bezzecchi Wins at Mandalika as Aprilia Completes the Podium
Marco Bezzecchi won the MotoGP Grand Prix at Mandalika, with Raul Fernandez second and Jorge Martin completing the podium for Aprilia.
Marquez Holds His Points Against Martin in Indonesia as Aprilia Dominates
According to Crash.net, Marc Marquez lost no championship points to Jorge Martin at a difficult Indonesian round where Aprilia dominated the weekend.
Brazilian e-motorcycle firm Vammo reports profit and 10 million battery swaps
Brazil's Vammo says it has reached profitability, passed 10 million battery swaps and grown past 10,000 active riders as it prepares to expand.
American Chris Clark Takes Yamaha R3 BLU CRU World Cup Win at Estoril
American rider Chris Clark won the Yamaha R3 BLU CRU World Cup race at Estoril, Portugal, closing out his front-running season in style.
Red Bull Takes Title Sponsorship of MotoGP's Adelaide Australian Grand Prix
Red Bull will headline MotoGP's first Adelaide races in November 2027 under a new multi-year deal, according to Roadracing World.
Dunlop Marks MotoAmerica's 2026 Champions After New Jersey Season Finale
Dunlop congratulates the 2026 MotoAmerica champions after a finale at New Jersey Motorsports Park that produced new lap records on its tires.
Razgatlioglu Faces Shoulder Scan After Mandalika Crash
Toprak Razgatlioglu heads for an MRI on his injured right shoulder to determine whether surgery is needed after a crash at the Indonesian Grand Prix.
Aprilia Weighs Team Orders as Its MotoGP Title Fight With Ducati Intensifies
Aprilia is considering internal guidelines that could shape how its riders race, while Ducati expects team orders to appear in the title fight.
Indonesian GP Splits One Grid Into Two Races as MotoGP Eyes 2027 Changes
Motorsport.com says the Indonesian Grand Prix produced two very different races from the same grid, days before MotoGP announced new qualifying and sprint changes for 2027.
Fernandez Takes Indonesian GP Podium Despite Two Broken Fingers
Raul Fernandez finished second at the Indonesian Grand Prix after breaking two fingers in a crash-filled Saturday, and he credited MotoGP's medical staff.