MotoGP ⚡ 60 Word News 3 weeks ago
Toprak Set to Stay at Pramac in 2027 as Yamaha Factory Door Closes

Toprak Razgatlioglu’s manager Kenan Sofuoglu says he is 99 percent certain the three-time World Superbike champion will remain at Pramac for a second MotoGP season in 2027, virtually ruling out a promotion to the factory Yamaha team. Yamaha is instead prioritising Luca Marini or a young Moto2 talent for their second factory seat..

Deep Dive · 3 min read
Sprint Races: A Gift for Fans or a Cash Grab for TV?

When MotoGP introduced Sprint races in 2023, Dorna sold the concept as a gift to the fans. More racing. More action. More drama every single weekend. The response from the…

MotoGP ⚡ 60 Word News 4 weeks ago
Marquez Predicts 2027 MotoGP Bikes Could Be Similar or Even Faster

Marc Marquez believes MotoGP’s switch to 850cc engines in 2027 could produce lap times that are similar or even faster than current machines. The reigning champion argues reduced weight and improved handling will compensate for lower horsepower. Marquez also warned that nobody can guarantee which manufacturer will produce the best bike under the new regulations. The 2027 reset is wide open.

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Deep Dive · 3 min read
KTM’s Financial Crisis: How MotoGP Almost Lost a Manufacturer

MotoGP has always been an expensive business. The research, the development, the personnel, the logistics of a global championship., the costs are staggering even for the largest manufacturers on the…

Deep Dive · 2 min read
Inside Yamaha’s Thai GP Crisis: Why Quartararo’s Frustration Sparked Media Fears

Yamaha’s difficult start to the 2026 MotoGP season created tension inside the garage at the Thailand Grand Prix, where concerns reportedly grew about how Fabio Quartararo might react publicly after…

MotoGP ⚡ 60 Word News 4 weeks ago
Vinales Insists No Regrets Over Aprilia Exit Despite Difficult KTM Start

Maverick Vinales insists he has no regrets about leaving Aprilia for Tech3 KTM, despite a pointless Thailand GP opener. The Spaniard admitted one thing did surprise him, technical director Fabiano Sterlacchini leaving KTM to join Aprilia shortly after his own move in the opposite direction. Meanwhile, his replacement Marco Bezzecchi delivered Aprilia’s best ever MotoGP season, making Vinales’ departure look increasingly costly.

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MotoGP ⚡ 60 Word News 4 weeks ago
VR46 Close to New Ducati Deal Despite Aprilia Approach and Rossi Sale Talk

Valentino Rossi’s VR46 team is closing in on a new three-year Ducati deal covering 2027 to 2029, despite Aprilia making exploratory approaches over the winter. Team principal Uccio Salucci confirmed VR46 never seriously considered leaving Ducati, saying only small details remain before signing. Reports also suggest Rossi could be open to selling the team amid rising investor interest following Liberty Media’s MotoGP acquisition.

Deep Dive · 3 min read
Red, Dominant and Unstoppable: How Ducati Built MotoGP’s Greatest Ever Machine

In motorcycle racing, manufacturers come and go. Dynasties rise and fall. But what Ducati has built over the past four years represents something genuinely unprecedented in MotoGP history, a period…

MotoGP ⚡ 60 Word News 4 weeks ago
Yamaha V4 Endures Nightmare Thailand Debut as Pavesio Admits Mountain to Climb

Yamaha’s new V4-powered MotoGP machine endured a nightmare debut at the 2026 Thailand Grand Prix, with all four bikes failing to reach Q2 and Fabio Quartararo finishing a distant 14th. Managing director Paolo Pavesio admitted the factory faces a significant challenge, but confirmed the V4 project is a deliberate long-term investment ahead of MotoGP’s 850cc regulation change in 2027.

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Deep Dive · 2 min read
Yamaha’s V4 Gamble: A Mountain to Climb or a Bridge to the Future?

Yamaha arrived at the 2026 MotoGP season opener in Thailand with a new engine, a bold vision, and considerable hope. They left Buriram with a brutal reality check. The new…