Honda rookie Diogo Moreira will honour Brazilian legend Ayrton Senna with a special helmet design at his home MotoGP race in Goiania. The event marks MotoGP’s return to Brazil after more than two decades. Moreira hopes the tribute will motivate him as he races in front of local fans.
Pedro Acosta says he is surprised to be leading the MotoGP standings after the opening round in Thailand. The KTM rider admitted the season is still long and expectations must remain realistic. Despite strong results in Buriram, Acosta stressed his focus is on consistency and learning as the 2026 campaign continues.
MotoGP visits over twenty circuits every season. Some are modern, smooth, and technically brilliant. Others are raw, fast, and dripping with history. But only a handful genuinely take your breath away — circuits where the layout, the atmosphere, the scenery, and the racing combine to create something truly unforgettable. Here is our definitive ranking of the best circuits on the…
MotoGP rookie Diogo Moreira is eager to follow Marc Marquez on track as often as possible after learning from the champion’s aggressive corner entry style during Thailand practice. The Brazilian, who regularly trains with both Marc and Alex Marquez, also revealed he borrowed the reigning champion’s gloves for his debut race after his own pair did not fit properly. Moreira scored points on debut finishing 13th.
MotoGP is back in Brazil. After 22 years away, the paddock rolls into Goiânia this weekend for Round 2 of the 2026 season. For most riders on the current grid, this is completely uncharted territory. No data. No references. No muscle memory from previous visits. That is what makes Sunday’s race so genuinely unpredictable and so worth watching. Here is…
Reigning MotoGP champion Marc Marquez has ruled out matching Valentino Rossi’s remarkable career longevity, insisting he will not race until the age of 40. Speaking at an event in Brazil, the 33 year old said he hopes to extend his career as long as possible but acknowledged multiple surgeries make a Rossi style farewell tour impossible. Marquez described himself as being in his final dance as a rider.
MotoGP’s historic return to Brazil is under serious threat after torrential rain flooded the Autodromo Internacional Ayrton Senna in Goiania this week. The circuit was hit by heavy rain on both Monday and Tuesday, with the paddock access tunnel submerged under 25cm of water and parts of the track itself also affected. Goiania’s Civil Defence issued an emergency flooding alert as organisers race to clear the circuit with 48 hours remaining before practice begins.
Toprak Razgatlioglu made significant progress at the Thailand MotoGP opener after accepting the Yamaha M1 cannot be ridden like a Superbike. The three time WorldSBK champion spent winter testing trying to replicate his Superbike setup on the prototype before realising there are things he should not compromise. Yamaha boss Paolo Pavesio confirmed satisfaction with Toprak’s debut, saying he managed to ride very close to the other Yamaha riders.
Triple MotoGP champion Jorge Lorenzo is 100 percent certain Pedro Acosta will replace Francesco Bagnaia at factory Ducati for 2027. Lorenzo said Acosta made the right choice to join Ducati, adding he will have the same package as Marquez and will be very good. He also backed Bagnaia’s expected Aprilia move, saying Pecco needed a fresh environment after feeling psychologically drained alongside Marquez at Ducati.
For years, Yamaha and Honda were MotoGP. Between them, they shared virtually every premier class championship across the first two decades of the four stroke era. Valentino Rossi. Jorge Lorenzo. Casey Stoner. Nicky Hayden. Marc Marquez. Six consecutive titles for Marquez alone. The Japanese manufacturers were not just competitive, they were the sport’s defining forces. Today, both find themselves staring…