Joan Mir Set to Return at Malaysia After 44-Day Absence
Honda's Joan Mir returns to the RC213V at the Malaysian Grand Prix after an absence tied to an illness he has not described in detail.
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Jorge Martin Targets Malaysian GP Comeback After Fracture Setback
Aprilia rider Jorge Martin hopes to ride at Sepang after a fracture diagnosis, with his physiotherapist and MotoGP's medical director both involved in the plan.
Ducati Defends Marquez as Riders Seek Safety Assurances for Qatar
Ducati's team manager defended Marc Marquez after riders asked MotoGP organisers for safety guarantees ahead of the championship's upcoming Qatar round.
Marquez Takes Command of MotoGP Title Race as Martin's Injury Clouds Malaysia
Crash.net reports that Marc Marquez leaves Australia with his largest championship lead yet, while Jorge Martin may miss the Malaysian Grand Prix through injury.
A Century-Old Motorcycle Is Now a Shopping Trip
A Mecum auction at the South Point Hotel and Casino is set to offer motorcycles 100 years old or older, a reminder of how far two-wheel history reaches.
Honda's MotoGP Seat Choice Puts Moreira and Alonso in the Spotlight
Johann Zarco argues Honda made the right call in backing Diogo Moreira for a factory seat next to Fabio Quartararo, with David Alonso moving to LCR.
MotoGP Launches Academy to Widen Its Talent Pool Beyond Spain
MotoGP is starting a MotoGP Academy within its Road to MotoGP structure, aimed at grassroots racing in countries with fewer riders on the grid.
Aspar Says Marquez Is Infinitely Faster Than Rossi in Debate Over Greatness
Former world champion Jorge Martínez Aspar says Marc Marquez is "infinitely faster" than Valentino Rossi, according to RideApart.
Jorge Martin Eyes Sepang Return After Australian Sprint Crash
Jorge Martin is targeting a return at the Malaysian MotoGP round after a crash in the Australian sprint left him with a fractured wrist.
MotoGP Riders Push for Minimum Testing Ahead of 2027 Season
Fabio di Giannantonio wants a guaranteed minimum of 850/Pirelli test mileage before 2027, warning veterans could effectively become rookies again.
Phillip Island MotoGP race lost to weather, and riders were left out of the call
The Australian MotoGP round at Phillip Island was cancelled amid adverse weather, and Francesco Bagnaia says riders were not consulted on the decision.
Rain Washes Out Phillip Island, but Bezzecchi Notices the Crowd That Stayed
Rain disrupted MotoGP at Phillip Island, and Marco Bezzecchi says he was struck by the fans who stayed for the parade lap.
Revisiting Sepang 2015 and the MotoGP weekend remembered as its wildest
Crash.net looks back at the 2015 Malaysian Grand Prix, a weekend it describes as hazy, combative and among the most memorable in MotoGP history.
Marquez Takes MotoGP Lead as Ducati Warns of Aggressive Finish
Ducati's team boss says Marc Marquez will push hard in the remaining rounds, while praising Jorge Martin and warning that Marco Bezzecchi can win any race.
MotoGP Riders Reportedly Held Vote on Qatar Grand Prix Over Safety
RideApart reports MotoGP riders met privately to vote on whether to race at the Qatar Grand Prix, amid safety concerns and talk of a riders union.
A Decade After Sepang: How One MotoGP Clash Still Shapes the Rivalry
Crash.net marks ten years since the Sepang clash between Valentino Rossi and Marc Marquez and looks at the lasting weight the moment still carries.
Phillip Island MotoGP farewell ends with no Sunday racing as forecast weather held
MotoGP's final visit to Phillip Island ended with no Sunday track action after the forecast poor weather arrived, leaving fans with two demonstration laps.
Australian MotoGP Grand Prix Canceled; Saturday Sprint Still Shakes Up Title Chase
Poor visibility stopped the medical helicopter at Phillip Island, so the Australian grand prix was called off, but the sprint still counted for points.
Miller Feels the Sting as Phillip Island Racing Is Called Off
Jack Miller says losing a final MotoGP race before his home crowd is hard to accept after low visibility grounded the medical helicopter at Phillip Island.
Aprilia Torn on Australian GP Cancellation After Martin's Injury
Aprilia CEO Massimo Rivola says he is unsure whether the cancelled Australian Grand Prix helps or hurts his team while lead rider Jorge Martin is injured.