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How War Conflicts and Fuel Costs Impact MotoGP and Global Racing

Global motorsport championships like MotoGP depend heavily on international travel, freight logistics, and fuel supply. When geopolitical conflicts occur, the first effect is often disruption to transport networks. Airport closures,…

MotoGP ⚡ 60 Word News 2 weeks ago
Marquez Without a Grand Prix Podium Yet Biaggi Still Calls Him Title Favourite

Max Biaggi has backed Marc Marquez to win the 2026 MotoGP title despite the Spaniard failing to reach the Grand Prix podium in either of the opening two rounds. The Aprilia ambassador told La Gazzetta dello Sport that Ducati and Marquez remain the favourites, adding that beating Marquez is difficult and becomes even harder if he has the best bike. Bezzecchi leads by 11. COTA starts Friday.

MotoGP ⚡ 60 Word News 2 weeks ago
MotoGP Completes Brazil Investigation and Vows to Fix Goiania Before 2027

MotoGP Race Direction has completed its investigation into the Brazil track chaos at Goiania, confirming all issues will be rectified before the 2027 return. Saturday’s sinkhole was caused by an undocumented old sewage system collapsing beneath the surface, while Sunday’s asphalt degradation at Turns 11 and 12 resulted from significant heat and track activity after the Moto2 race. The circuit had not even wanted to host MotoGP until 2027.

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Harley Davidson Bagger World Cup Arrives at MotoGP for Austin Debut

MotoGP introduces the FIM Harley-Davidson Bagger World Cup at COTA this weekend, a brand new support series featuring heavily modified Road Glide touring machines producing over 200 horsepower. Nine riders across four teams take part, with two races running on Saturday alongside the MotoGP Sprint. All nine riders completed the first ever official test at COTA last weekend, covering 578 timed laps. Bagger racing going global.

Deep Dive · 3 min read
Tardozzi’s Warning: Ducati Cannot Keep Relying on Marquez to Paper Over the Cracks

Davide Tardozzi is not a man who panics easily. The Ducati team principal has spent years at the top of MotoGP, navigated title fights, managed egos and overseen the most…

MotoGP ⚡ 60 Word News 2 weeks ago
Tardozzi Admits Ducati Cannot Keep Relying on Marquez to Cover Their Weaknesses

Ducati team principal Davide Tardozzi has issued a stark warning after two rounds of Aprilia dominance. “We can’t always rely on Marc’s talent to make up for our shortcomings,” he said after Brazil. “Our rivals have improved significantly and now we must prove Ducati can close the gap.” Bagnaia has zero race points from two rounds. Marquez is still recovering from shoulder surgery. The pressure is on.

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VR46 Unveil Special American Livery for COTA Ahead of Americas Grand Prix

Pertamina Enduro VR46 unveiled their special USGP livery from the top of the Edge observation deck in New York on Tuesday, ahead of this weekend’s Americas Grand Prix at COTA. Designed by Aldo Drudi and Drudi Performance, the one-off scheme pays tribute to American culture and will appear on both Di Giannantonio and Morbidelli’s Ducatis on Sunday only. Valentino Rossi’s team know how to arrive in style.

Deep Dive · 4 min read
Everything You Need to Know About MotoGP’s Return to COTA

The paddock barely had time to pack its bags after Brazil before the circus rolled north to Austin, Texas. Round 3 of the 2026 MotoGP World Championship takes place at…

MotoGP ⚡ 60 Word News 2 weeks ago
Round 3 at COTA: Can Marquez Haunt Aprilia on His Favourite Circuit?

MotoGP heads to Austin this weekend for Round 3 at COTA, March 27 to 29. Marco Bezzecchi leads the championship but finished just sixth at COTA last year. Marc Marquez has won there eight times, including Sprints, and arrives 22 points off the lead. Pedro Acosta has already flagged the two long straights as a concern for KTM. Aprilia versus Ducati. The gloves are off.

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Deep Dive · 3 min read
Jorge Martin Finally Looks Like Himself. Brazil Was the Proof.

Fifteen months. That is roughly how long it has been since Jorge Martin looked like the rider who took MotoGP apart in 2024 and won the world title in Valencia.…