MotoGP

There has been a long discussion about Valentino Rossi’s future in MotoGP. Rumours spoke of Valentino Rossi to be ending his career so that his place in the Petronas Yamaha Team could go to Andrea Dovizioso. Now it has been officially confirmed that Rossi will ride for Petronas in 2021. […weiter lesen]

The second MotoGP race at Misano turned out to be extremely turbulent. In the end Yamaha rider Maverick Vinales was at the top of the podium. […weiter lesen]

As Honda has now announced, Marc Marquez will be out longer than expected due to his fracture of the upper arm. A comeback is expected in 2 to 3 months at the earliest. […weiter lesen]

Last weekend’s races in Spielberg were overshadowed by severe accidents, which fortunately looked “only” spectacular for the most part and did not result in worse injuries. Now there are a few updates. […weiter lesen]

After a heavy crash, in which, miraculously, no one was seriously injured, the MotoGP race had to be abandoned after eight laps. […weiter lesen]

The race of Moto2 in Austria at the Spielberg had to be stopped after a serious accident already in the 4th round with red flag. […weiter lesen]

As reported, Marc Marquez will not be able to compete in the races in Austria and will be replaced by HRC test driver Stefan Bradl. […weiter lesen]

Marc Marquez will not compete in the two races in Austria and will be replaced by Stefan Bradl. […weiter lesen]

A fifteenth Grand Prix is planned for the 2020 MotoGP season to bring this crazy season to a close. […weiter lesen]

A start in Brno next weekend is extremely questionable for world champion Marc Marquez, because he had to undergo another operation. […weiter lesen]

Some races for the crazy season 2020 were still not certain. Dorna wanted until July 31. decide whether these could still be carried out at the end of the season and whether the season should be extended accordingly. A decision was made on time. […weiter lesen]

Although Marc Marquez was operated on Tuesday, he wanted to compete the Jerez race. Just trying to get back on the motorcycle after such a short time was actually crazy. […weiter lesen]

Cal Crutchlow, Alex Rins and Marc Marquez had unfortunate injuries last weekend and have now been tested for fitness at the Medical Center. All three will be allowed to compete in the race next Sunday. […weiter lesen]

Fabio Quartararo celebrated his first victory in MotoGP. Marc Marquez – unbelievable save, catching up and bad luck after another crash. […weiter lesen]

In qualifying, the Suzuki driver suffered a small fracture after a crash and pulled his right shoulder out. A start at the race in Jerez is unlikely. […weiter lesen]

The contract between Valentino Rossi and Petronas-Yamaha has not yet been signed, but as Rossi himself announced, it is 99 percent certain that he will ride for Petronas in MotoGP next year. […weiter lesen]

This Friday, after the Corona crisis, can finally start the 2020 MotoGP season. So far, only the Moto2 and Moto3 could drive a race (March in Qatar), the MotoGP was still in “hibernation”. […weiter lesen]

Rumors of Pol Espargaro switch from KTM to Repsol-Honda have been around for a while and has now been officially confirmed. This results in further driver changes. […weiter lesen]