Yamaha boss Paolo Pavesio has confirmed that there is a ‘clear target’ for the manufacturer to race its new V4 engine in MotoGP in 2026.The Japanese team – the only one currently running an inline four in MotoGP races – has been developing the V4 behind the scenes since last year. The engine and bike conform to the current rule set, which ends after 2026.This project is thus …Keep reading
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Maverick Vinales will miss the remainder of MotoGP’s German Grand Prix weekend after fracturing his left shoulder in a qualifying crash earlier today.Vinales suffered a big high-side in the opening stages of a wet Q2 session. Although he was able to walk away from the incident at Turn 4, landing heavily on his left shoulder had clearly caused some damage.He was initially taken to the …Keep reading
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While most riders struggled for grip on the wet surface and in the spray, it was the two veterans Marquez and LCR Honda’s Johann Zarco who mastered the conditions in a shootout for pole. While most riders struggled for grip on the wet surface and in the spray, it was the two veterans Marquez and
Marc Marquez was the class of the field in a wet qualifying session for the German Grand Prix at the Sachsenring, storming to pole position aboard his factory Ducati.While the championship leader had yet another perfect result, his rivals struggled in the conditions. His injured brother Alex was only sixth-quickest, four-time 2025 polesitter Fabio Quartararo seventh and Marc’s team-mate …Keep reading
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Ferrari prepare crucial upgrades starting at Spa, with a revised floor for Hungary, to close the gap to McLaren in the thrilling F1 battle. When you think of Ferrari, you probably imagine roaring engines, bright red cars, and passionate fans waving flags around the world. But beyond all that glamour lies a constant chase for
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Introduction Imagine gearing up for one of the biggest motorcycle races of the year, only to find out your favorite rider won’t be on the grid. That’s exactly how MotoGP fans felt when the news broke—Enea Bastianini (@bestia23) will not participate in the German Grand Prix. Whether you’re a long-time follower of Bastianini or a
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On Wednesday, Red Bull made the decision to part ways with its Formula 1 team principal of more than 20 years, Christian Horner, replacing him with Racing Bulls boss Laurent Mekies.The call was made as Red Bull’s F1 struggles keep worsening, with Max Verstappen now realistically out of the 2025 title fight and potentially exploring other avenues for the future, while the second car has been …Keep reading
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BMW to split with RLL in IMSA after 2025. WRT expected to take over factory programme, reshaping BMW’s future in top-level racing.
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Perhaps the most fascinating aspect of Tim Mayer’s manifesto as an FIA presidential candidate is how closely it echoes that of the incumbent, Mohammed Ben Sulayem, four years ago.Mayer tacitly admitted as much when he set out his stall at a press conference ahead of the British Grand Prix last weekend.“Mohammed Ben Sulayem ran on good ideas: value for smaller clubs, transparency …Keep reading
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Broc Feeney has put Triple Eight back on the Supercars winners’ list after an impressive drive in a drama-packed 70-lap race at Reid Park in Townsville, in Far North Queensland.The Championship points leader put a tricky Friday in the rear-view mirror, placing his Chevrolet Camaro third on the grid and taking control of the race after the first of two mandatory pitstops.“The turnaround …Keep reading
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