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Suzuki MotoGP test rider Sylvain Guintoli has confirmed discussions to return to WorldSBK are taking place, as are negotiations to remain in the Endurance World Championship.
In the midst of his worst season in MotoGP since making his debut in 2018 aboard an unfavoured Marc VDS Honda, Franco Morbidelli has been the subject of heavy criticism so far in 2022.
Valentino Rossi unveiled a sculpture of a helmet which has broken the Guinness world record for the world’s biggest.
Graham, Duke, Surtees, Hailwood, Read and Sheene are all British names synonymous with the premier class of motorcycle racing.
Francesco Bagnaia is adamant that MotoGP does not find itself in a situation where racing is being affected by aerodynamic advances.
Alex Rins’ new LCR Honda deal, whether MotoGP is in danger of missing out on new talents, how mental pressures in racing compare with previous eras and listener questions all feature on this week’s Crash.net MotoGP podcast with Keith Huewen.
Reigning MotoGP world champion Fabio Quartararo could be set for an end-of-season F1 test with Mercedes, according to Sky Sports.
“I think this is the first time in motorcycle racing history where every bike can challenge for a podium” - James Toseland believes MotoGP is the best it’s ever been in 2022, thus making a successful move across for any WorldSBK rider harder than ever.
Pecco Bagnaia won the Ducati Race of Champions, a reminder of his talents on his first notable comeback since a drink driving incident.
Which rider has gone under the radar and produced brilliant performances that haven’t grabbed the headlines in MotoGP 2022?
Isn’t hindsight a wonderful thing? That's surely what WorldSBK rookie Iker Lecuona was thinking after his two-year stint in MotoGP came to an end last year?
Although no MotoGP or WorldSBK racing will take place this weekend, Ducati riders from both championships and WorldSSP will take part in a race to determine who is the fastest rider on a Panigale.
It’s now official, three-time MotoGP race winner Alex Rins will join LCR Honda at the end of this season after signing a two-year deal.
Suzuki’s official exit from MotoGP and EWC, Andrea Dovizioso’s announcement that he won’t race in 2023, Marc Marquez’s injury update, Pedro Acosta’s difficult rookie Moto2 season and Francesco Bagnaia's tweet are just some of the topics on this week’s Crash.net MotoGP podcast featuring Keith Huewen.
Reigning World Superbike champion Toprak Razgatlioglu will attend the upcoming Cadwell Park BSB round to support McAMS Yamaha - and ride some demo laps.
Six-time MotoGP champion Marc Marquez has been cleared to enter the next stage of his recovery following a positive six-week check-up.
Suzuki and Dorna have officially agreed to terminate the Japanese manufacturer’s participation in MotoGP from 2023 onwards.
Introducing MotoGP™ Premier, the newest way to get closer to the fastest sport on two wheels.
In what he will hope is a sign of things to come in MotoGP, Jack Miller rode a Red Bull-livered KTM to victory in the Open class at the ‘Battle in the Bush’ motocross event in Conondale, Queensland.
It comes as no great surprise, but Andrea Dovizioso has ruled out continuing in MotoGP for the 2023 season.
Francesco Bagnaia’s Ibiza drink-driving incident, a review of the 2022 rookies and listener questions headline this week’s Crash.net MotoGP podcast featuring Keith Huewen.
After racing against the legend that is Valentino Rossi - on circuits he had no prior experience on - former two-time WorldSBK champion James Toseland details the challenges he and any current WorldSBK rider could face if they switched to MotoGP.
Participation numbers and success remain extremely high within WorldSBK, however, that’s far from the case in MotoGP which is without a British rider for the second consecutive season. So what is the cause of this - Sam Lowes shares his thoughts.
Alvaro Bautista says he is ‘surprised’ to see his former Suzuki team declare its intention to quit the MotoGP World Championship at the end of the 2022 season for the second time in little more than a decade.