MotoGP ⚡ 60 Word News 2 months ago
Yamaha V4 still struggling in Buriram testing

Yamaha faced another difficult test with its new V4 MotoGP bike at Buriram. Fabio Quartararo and Alex Rins reported problems with power, traction and consistency, leaving the team far from the front. Riders say a stable setup has not yet been found, though Jack Miller noted small improvements and believes development is moving in the right direction.

MotoGP ⚡ 60 Word News 2 months ago
Acosta doubts KTM can fight for wins early in 2026

Pedro Acosta says KTM has improved but may not be ready to win races at the start of the 2026 MotoGP season. After pre-season testing, he described Ducati and Aprilia as the current reference manufacturers. Acosta was encouraged by sprint simulations but admitted the RC16 still needs development before consistently challenging at the front.

MotoGP ⚡ 60 Word News 2 months ago
Bagnaia hints decision as Aprilia rumours grow

Francesco Bagnaia says he has decided his plans for the 2027 MotoGP season but has not yet revealed his next team. Strong speculation connects the two-time champion with a move to Aprilia alongside Marco Bezzecchi. He indicated official announcements will follow soon, as several contracts across the grid are expected to be finalised before the season opener.

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MotoGP ⚡ 60 Word News 2 months ago
Alex Márquez fastest as Marc crashes at Buriram test

Alex Márquez set the quickest time on the opening day of the Buriram MotoGP test. Marc Márquez suffered two crashes during the session but avoided serious injury and continued testing. Teams focused on setup work and long runs as preparations continued before the new season begins.

MotoGP ⚡ 60 Word News 2 months ago
Quartararo frustrated with Yamaha V4 during Buriram test

Fabio Quartararo showed clear frustration with Yamaha’s new V4 MotoGP bike during the Buriram test after struggling for performance. The manufacturer introduced the engine to improve competitiveness but early running has been difficult, including engine issues at Sepang. Quartararo, who also injured a finger in testing earlier, continues working with the team as development progresses.

MotoGP ⚡ 60 Word News 2 months ago
Why MotoGP is moving from Phillip Island to Adelaide

MotoGP will relocate the Australian Grand Prix from Phillip Island to an Adelaide street circuit from 2027. The move is linked to more reliable weather, higher attendance potential and stronger commercial value. Phillip Island remains popular with riders and fans, but its remote location and unpredictable conditions have affected scheduling and race organisation in recent seasons.

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Trackhouse boss suggests qualifying format change

Trackhouse team boss Justin Marks suggested MotoGP could improve racing by adjusting the qualifying format. He believes changes to how grid positions are decided may create closer competition and give more teams a chance to fight near the front. The idea focuses on making race weekends easier to follow and more engaging for fans.

MotoGP ⚡ 60 Word News 2 months ago
Toprak told to brake earlier by Pramac

Toprak Razgatlioglu revealed Pramac Yamaha asked him to change his riding style and brake earlier during testing. The former WorldSBK champion explained his natural late-braking approach from Superbikes does not suit the MotoGP bike and tyres. The team believes smoother corner entry will help stability and tyre life as he continues adapting to the category.

MotoGP ⚡ 60 Word News 2 months ago
Phillip Island businesses fear impact after MotoGP move

Local businesses around Phillip Island say they are worried about losing income after the Australian MotoGP is set to move in future years. Hotels, restaurants and tourism operators rely heavily on the race weekend visitors each season. Community members believe the event brings major economic activity, and its departure could significantly affect jobs and the regional economy.

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Ducati questions 2027 rules impact

Ducati says the upcoming 2027 MotoGP regulations will limit extreme technical ideas teams could normally explore. Engineers explained the new rules aim to control performance and costs, reducing the chance of unusual engineering concepts. The manufacturer believes development will focus more on efficiency and balance rather than radical innovations once the new era begins.