Marc Marquez is staying at Ducati. The contract is close, the details are nearly finalised, and the MotoGP paddock is bracing for the implications. What seemed like a dream partnership when Marquez first arrived at Gresini in 2024 is now becoming a long-term commitment and the consequences for every team, every rider, and every manufacturer on the grid are enormous.From…
The 2026 Thailand Grand Prix marked an important moment in Jorge Martin’s season. After a difficult period filled with injuries and uncertainty about his future, the Spanish rider delivered a calm and competitive weekend at Buriram. Qualifying fifth, finishing fifth in the sprint race and fourth in the Grand Prix, Martin showed signs that he may finally be settling into…
The opening round of the 2026 MotoGP season in Thailand has already sparked an interesting question in the paddock. Is Ducati still the clear benchmark, or has Aprilia finally built a package capable of challenging them over a full season? For the past few years Ducati has set the standard in MotoGP. The Desmosedici became the reference bike thanks to…
MotoGP has produced some of the most gifted athletes in the history of sport. Men who push 300km/h machines to the absolute limit, lap after lap, race after race, season after season. But who are the greatest of all time?This list considers not just championship titles, but dominance, consistency, impact on the sport, and the ability to perform under pressure.…
Fabio Quartararo is at a crossroads. The 2021 MotoGP World Champion is entering what many consider the most important decision of his career and the clock is ticking.After another frustrating season watching rivals disappear into the distance on superior machinery, the question is no longer whether Yamaha’s bike is competitive. It clearly isn’t. The real question is: does Quartararo believe…