MotoGP
There are currently rumors surrounding rider changes for the 2021 season in MotoGP. Now it has been officially confirmed that Aleix Espargaro will drive Aprilia for another two years. […weiter lesen]
At the moment there are increasing reports that Pol Espargaro will get the place in the Honda factory team next to Marc Marquez next year. […weiter lesen]
After the announcement that Jack Miller would ride for Ducati in the MotoGP factory team in 2021, it was clear that one of the current regular drivers would leave the team. As Danilo Petrucci has now announced himself, he will leave Ducati and his […weiter lesen]
As Dorna announced, there will be no MotoGP race in Japan this year. […weiter lesen]
As Ducati announced, a 1-year contract was signed with the Australian MotoGP rider. […weiter lesen]
As Dorna announced, the races at Sachsenring, Assen and KymiRing for 2020 have now been canceled. […weiter lesen]
Rossi actually wanted to wait and see how competitive he is in the first races of the 2020 season and then decide accordingly whether he will also start in MotoGP in 2021. However, since no race has yet taken place, he will probably have to announce his decision in the next few weeks. […weiter lesen]
Since it is currently not possible to hold races in MotoGP due to the Corona crisis, the stars drive virtually. Two races have already been held on the Playstation and streamed online.
75 million clicks were achieved with it, so the races are now being expanded.
75 Millionen Klicks konnten damit erzielt werden, daher werden die Rennen jetzt ausgeweitet. […weiter lesen]
As announced today, Suzuki and Alex Rins renewed the MotoGP contract for the 2021 and 2022 seasons. […weiter lesen]
Due to the worldwide difficult situation regarding Corona, Dorna is now considering running races without spectators and without the press. […weiter lesen]
Since the MotoGP races still cannot start and one by one will be postponed indefinitely, a second virtual race with the stars is planned. […weiter lesen]
The regulations of the MotoGP stipulate that at least 13 races must be driven in order to choose a world champion. Due to the current crisis, however, more and more racing weekends are being postponed indefinitely. So won’t there be a world champion in 2020? […weiter lesen]
With the approval of FIM, Dorna Sports would like to support the independent teams of MotoGP, Moto2 and Moto3. […weiter lesen]
As has now been announced, the race in Le Mans has to be postponed indefinitely due to the Corona crisis. […weiter lesen]
Because of the doping allegations against Andrea Iannone, a verdict has now been pronounced, he is banned for 18 months. […weiter lesen]
Since all upcoming MotoGP races are currently being postponed, the stars are now virtually competing against each other. […weiter lesen]
Although the MotoGP season could not really start yet, there was the first pilot to go to the hospital after a fall. […weiter lesen]
The former rider in the 125cc World Championship died at the age of 34 after a motorcycle accident. […weiter lesen]
As feared, the AustinGP will be postponed. The race is rescheduled to the end of the season. […weiter lesen]
After the season opener of the MotoGP had to be postponed, the first race of the premier class should to take place on April 5th in Austin. In the meantime, however, this is also very uncertain. […weiter lesen]
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