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Yamaha suspends Maverick Vinales from this weekend's Austrian MotoGP: 'The rider's actions could have potentially caused significant damage to the engine... which could have caused serious risks to himself and possibly other riders.'
Valentino Rossi says his launch control electronics still need modifying, following the addition of a front holeshot device.
Riders will receive additional dashboard messages for 'borderline' behaviour or equipment problems from this weekend's Austrian MotoGP.
Jack Miller looking to 'redeem' himself in this weekend's second Red Bull Ring MotoGP round; 'In-between my sulking I went next door and gave the Pramac boys a big hug'
Injured for most of last season, Marc Marquez will take part in back-to-back races at the same circuit for the first time in Austria this weekend.
Following Sunday's problems for Miguel Oliveira, Michelin changes its hard-front tyre option for this weekend's second Red Bull Ring MotoGP event.
Johann Zarco admits he lost too much time battling Jack Miller and Fabio Quartararo at the Styrian MotoGP; ‘I got the chance to maybe have the same pace as Jorge Martin and Joan Mir, but I was fighting’.
Takaaki Nakagami claims his best MotoGP result of the season with fifth, but says any attempt at regaining fourth at the final corner was too risky due to track limits; ‘I was thinking to try again on the last corner, but I already got the track limit warning in the beginning of the race, so I cannot attack again.”
Brad Binder’s reputation as a Sunday man was once again on full display during the Styrian MotoGP as he claimed fourth place after starting 16th.
Maverick Vinales made one of his best MotoGP getaways at the Styrian MotoGP but stalled before the sighting lap in the restart. More technical misery would follow...
Aleix Espargaro and Marc Marquez disagree after a first-turn clash in both of Sunday's Styrian MotoGP race starts; 'Marquez is free to do whatever he wants. But the Stewards have to penalise.'
Cal Crutchlow first on the scene of fiery accident for Dani Pedrosa and Lorenzo Savadori; 'I saw two bikes and the fire. I wanted to check there were no riders in there.'
Episode 15 of Crash.net's new MotoGP podcasts featuring Keith Huewen looks back on a dramatic weekend at the Styrian Grand Prix, on and off-track.
Dani Pedrosa involved in a fiery accident on his MotoGP return in Austria, still finishes tenth in the restart.
Fabio Quartararo extends his MotoGP championship lead following a second podium in three tries at the Red Bull Ring.
Joan Mir claims an ‘important’ Styrian MotoGP podium for Suzuki, but laments back-to-back turn three mistakes; ‘I lost all the chances (for victory) in two laps, I was wide in two laps in a row. It was close today but not enough’
Jorge Martin’s first ever MotoGP win in just his sixth premier class race makes him the first non factory rider to win for Ducati.
Jorge Martin overcomes a 30 minute red flag delay - caused by Lorenzo Savadori’s Aprilia catching fire at turn three after hitting Dani Pedrosa’s stricken KTM, to claim a stunning first MotoGP win in Styria.
Live updates, quotes and results from Sunday's MotoGP, Moto2 and Moto3 races at the Red Bull Ring in Austria!
The Styrian MotoGP has been stopped after a fiery accident involving Dani Pedrosa and Lorenzo Savadori.
Marc Marquez heads into the Styrian MotoGP as a heavy favorite after topping a wet morning warm-up ahead of Jack Miller and Maverick Vinales.
Factory Ducati rider Francesco Bagnaia credits improvements mentally over the summer break for strong Styrian MotoGP showing so far, feels like first win is possible after qualifying second; ‘I have a great possibility to do my first victory, but it will not be so easy’.
Jorge Martin is ready to ‘fight for the podium’ following his second ever MotoGP pole position at the Styrian Grand Prix; ‘this weekend I feel more confident’ than in Qatar.
'At least answering the phone is a matter of, let's say, education' - Danilo Petrucci understands KTM decision to sign Raul Fernandez, less than impressed by how the communication was handled.