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After a difficult start in the afternoon, Enea Bastianini was quietly confident after posting the fourth best time in Friday practice for the British MotoGP.
"I’ve got 10 races left to enjoy what has been my life for the past 10 or so years"
Jorge Martin also finds 'the cause' of recently costly crashes
"It looks good in terms of performance but it’s not a step forward in terms of temperature.”
Jorge Martin leads the way for the second consecutive practice at Silverstone.
Simon Crafar has been backed by the top three MotoGP riders in the championship to bring more consistency to Race Direction.
The late Mike Trimby becomes the first non-rider to be made a MotoGP Legend.
Jorge Martin ends the opening practice session for the British MotoGP fastest.
Aprilia introduces its fairing update at the British MotoGP.
Raul Fernandez will start the British MotoGP weekend with the latest RS-GP24 aero package.
Fabio di Giannantonio set to ride a factory-spec Ducati GP25 for VR46 next season, Franco Morbidelli to be his team-mate on a GP24.
'It is good to see that a Japanese does not only need to be [with] a Japanese manufacturer'
23 MotoGP bikes will have a new livery this weekend to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the world championship.
Marc Marquez has accepted that his incident with Nicolo Bulega was a "mistake" on his behalf.
Miguel Oliveira says he is unlikely to stay at Aprilia for the 2025 MotoGP season.
Every classic livery for this Sunday's British MotoGP at Silverstone.
Davide Tardozzi has confirmed Franco Morbidelli will remain aboard a GP24 Ducati next season.
Speaking at Silverstone to Crash.net - The Japanese rider responded to the rumours linking him to a MotoGP seat in 2025.
Jorge Martin admits he will continue to ride in the same way despite crashing out of the lead in several races since last season.
Alex Rins talks new Monster Yamaha contract for 2025 and 2026.
“Sometimes we need more people that know how to make [things happen] practically, maybe.”
Alex Rins will remain a Yamaha MotoGP rider for the 2025 and 2026 seasons.
Jack Miller: "It's all rumours because, honestly speaking, at the moment I have nothing. Not one single contract."
Fabio Quartararo says Yamaha have working on updates to improve the handling of the M1, which will be tested at Silverstone.