MotoGP ⚡ 60 Word News 6 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.

MotoGP ⚡ 60 Word News 6 months ago
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.

MotoGP ⚡ 60 Word News 6 months ago
Martín cleared to ride at Buriram test

Jorge Martín has been declared fit to take part in the Buriram MotoGP test. After recent injury concerns, medical checks confirmed he can return to the bike and continue pre-season preparation. The test will allow him to regain track time and assess his condition before the opening race weekend.

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MotoGP ⚡ 60 Word News 6 months ago
MotoGP confirms Australian GP move to Adelaide street circuit

MotoGP has confirmed the Australian Grand Prix will leave Phillip Island and move to a new street circuit in Adelaide from 2027. The proposed city track will feature 18 corners over roughly 4.2 km. Phillip Island has hosted the race for decades, but organisers have now agreed a new long-term hosting deal with South Australia.

MotoGP ⚡ 60 Word News 6 months ago
MotoGP confirms street circuit plan after Phillip Island

MotoGP has confirmed plans to move the Australian Grand Prix from Phillip Island to a new street circuit in the future. The change is linked to new hosting agreements and long-term commercial planning. Phillip Island has been a long-time venue on the calendar, but organisers are now preparing for a different location once the current contract ends.

MotoGP ⚡ 60 Word News 6 months ago
Team boss proposes F1-style MotoGP weekend change

A veteran MotoGP team manager has suggested altering the race weekend schedule to a Formula 1-style format. The idea would reorganise sessions to make the event clearer for fans and improve viewing. He believes the current timetable can be confusing and a simpler structure could help engagement and promotion of the championship.

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MotoGP ⚡ 60 Word News 6 months ago
Victoria set to lose MotoGP after decades at Phillip Island

The Australian MotoGP is expected to leave Phillip Island after nearly 30 years as the Victorian government plans to end its hosting agreement. Rising costs and changing priorities are behind the decision, and other locations are being considered. Phillip Island has been a regular fixture on the calendar since the 1990s, making the potential move a major change for the event.

MotoGP ⚡ 60 Word News 6 months ago
Dorna rebrands as MotoGP Sports Entertainment Group

MotoGP promoter Dorna Sports has changed its name to MotoGP Sports Entertainment Group. The move reflects a wider focus on growing the championship as a global sport and entertainment product, including media, promotion and fan engagement. The organisation says the new identity better represents its long-term plans to expand MotoGP’s audience worldwide. Source - motogp.com

MotoGP ⚡ 60 Word News 6 months ago
Lorenzo says Marquez has changed his riding style

Jorge Lorenzobelieves Marc Marquez is no longer the risky rider he once was. He said Márquez now rides with more control and experience, choosing his moments instead of constantly pushing beyond the limit. The change comes after injuries in recent years, with a more calculated approach helping him stay competitive.

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MotoGP ⚡ 60 Word News 6 months ago
MotoGP reshapes commercial team for future growth

MotoGP has reorganised its commercial department as part of plans to expand the championship worldwide. The changes aim to strengthen promotion, partnerships and business operations while supporting long-term development of the series. The restructure is intended to help MotoGP grow its audience and commercial opportunities in the coming years. Source: MotoGP.com