A significant change for the 2025 MotoGP season is the formal signing of Marco Bezzecchi to the Aprilia Racing Team Gresini. The announcement of the relocation earlier today signals a major turning point in the MotoGP paddock and sets the foundation for a thrilling season ahead. Aprilia’s Clever MoveSecuring Bezzecchi is a calculated move meant […]
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Tech3 Rebranded to KTM, Vinales to Partner Enea Bastianini Maverick Vinales will conclude his three-year tenure with Aprilia at the end of the season, which included a grand prix victory in Austin this year and seven podium finishes. Next year, he will transition to the team currently operated by Tech3 and Pierer Mobility Group, which
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KTM Promotes Rookie Sensation Pedro Acosta, Leaving Jack Miller Focused on Delivering Strong Results KTM has announced that Pedro Acosta will join their factory squad next year, replacing Jack Miller. This decision revealed just before the Italian Grand Prix, follows Acosta’s impressive debut season with Tech3 GasGas and a multi-year contract with KTM. Despite Acosta’s
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Ducati’s Satellite Team Pramac Faces Uncertain Future Amid Rider Departures and Contract Speculations Ducati faces the genuine possibility of losing their satellite team, Pramac, in 2025. The uncertainty surrounding Pramac’s future has persisted throughout the year but intensified recently with Marc Marquez’s decision to join the factory Ducati team next season. Ducati had hoped to
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On Monday, June 3, Motorsport.com disclosed that Ducati has chosen to elevate Marc Marquez to its factory team, a move that was essentially confirmed by Aprilia’s subsequent announcement of a multi-year contract with Jorge Martin. Entering his fifth season in MotoGP in 2025, Enea Bastianini has accumulated five race victories, 24 podium finishes, and nine
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Jorge Martin Joins Aprilia as Marc Marquez Takes Factory Ducati Seat for 2025 In a surprising turn of events, Aprilia has officially announced that Jorge Martin will replace the retiring Aleix Espargaro next season. This news follows reports that Marc Marquez has secured the factory Ducati seat for 2025, a spot initially anticipated for title
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Despite the shared sponsorship with Red Bull, KTM confirms no plans to sign Marquez, while Ducati’s factory team reshuffle leaves the future of the star rider in question. KTM has unequivocally denied any plans to sign Marc Marquez for the upcoming season, despite long-standing speculation linking the star rider to the manufacturer, with both sharing
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From Grid Penalty to Glorious Finish: Ducati Dominates as Bastianini Snatches Second and Martin Settles for Third Francesco Bagnaia delivered a stunning performance at Mugello, overcoming a grid penalty to secure victory. Demoted from second to fifth due to the penalty, Bagnaia took the lead at Turn 2 on the opening lap and maintained his
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MotoGP Fans Can Now Become Micro-Sponsors for as Little as €125, Enjoy VIP Perks, and Win Exclusive Experiences with the Marquez Brother In a groundbreaking move, the Gresini team, featuring Marc and Alex Marquez, has partnered with MotoGP Guru and SPORTPASS to introduce the world’s first fan-powered sponsorship programme. This innovative initiative allows fans to
With Pramac Leading MotoGP Standings, Campinoti Confident in Team’s Strength Amid Marquez’s Declined Interest and Upcoming Rider Decisions Pramac CEO Paolo Campinoti has responded to Marc Marquez’s recent dismissal of a potential move to Ducati’s satellite MotoGP team, stating that the decision is Marquez’s problem, not theirs. Currently leading the MotoGP standings with Jorge Martin,