Autocars

Ferrari scored a dominant one-two finish in the United States GP, with Charles Leclerc taking victory ahead of his teammate Carlos Sainz. The two championship contenders – Lando Norris and Max Verstappen – battled it out for the last spot on the podium. Norris ended up losing third place to Verstappen after being penalised for […]

Just like he has done at the San Marino and Aragon GPs this year, Marc Marquez dominated the Australian MotoGP race. Sprint winner Jorge Martin finished second after a long drawn-out battle with the Gresini rider in the main race. Francesco Bagnaia wasn’t able to match the pace of Marquez and Martin ahead of him,

In what is proving to be an unbelievably close championship this season, reigning MotoGP World Champion, Francesco Bagnaia triumphed in both races to cut down Jorge Martin’s lead to just 10 points. Martin and Marc Marquez rounded out the podium, coming from 11th and ninth on the grid, respectively.  Eight GP victory of the season

Jorge Martin took a dominant lights-to-flag win at the Indonesian GP, in a chaotic race that saw just 12 riders make it to the chequered flag. Pedro Acosta held on to second place, while Martin’s title rival Francesco Bagnaia finished third after a late charge. Jorge Martin wins, 1.404secs ahead of Pedro Acosta Francesco Bagnaia

Enea Bastianini pulled off a last lap move on Jorge Martin to score a historic 100th premier class win for Ducati. The Bologna factory also sealed the 2024 MotoGP constructors’ championship at Misano, with six rounds to go. Martin had to settle for second place, but he has increased his championship lead after Francesco Bagnaia

Lando Norris eased to victory on the streets of Singapore, over 20 secs clear of Max Verstappen. With this, the McLaren driver has cut Verstappen’s championship lead to 52 points, with six races and three sprints to go. Oscar Piastri finished third for McLaren, giving the team another boost in the constructors’ championship as well.

McLaren’s Oscar Piastri won a dramatic Azerbaijan GP after keeping Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc at bay for over 30 laps. This has helped McLaren move to the very top of the constructors’ standings, 20 points clear of Red Bull. The race ended under the Virtual Safety Car as Sergio Perez and Carlos Sainz crashed on

In what has been one of the most unpredictable race weekends this year, Marc Marquez claimed his first back-to-back win on Ducati machinery and the factory Ducati duo, Bagnaia and Bastianini finished second and third. Jorge Martin finished 15th after a move to pit and change to his wet setup motorcycle backfired.  Gap between Martin

Marc Marquez won both the sprint and the main race, with Jorge Martin and Pedro Acosta being second and third, respectively, in both races. Jorge Martin finishes 4.789secs behind Marquez Marc Marquez wins sprint and main race Marquez wins again after nearly three years Aragon was the most exciting of the boring races this year. Boring

Ferrari pulled off a bold strategy call at its home race in Italy to secure its third win of the season. The McLaren duo joined Leclerc on the podium with Oscar Piastri finishing second (+2.664s) and polesitter Lando Norris claiming the final podium position. Verstappen finishes P6 Kevin Magnussen to miss Azerbaijan Grand Prix  due