Assen is the setting for round eight of the 2019 MotoGP Championship this weekend, the circuit which, arguably, produced the best-ever race 12 months ago.
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Pol Espargaro and KTM continued to close the gap to the leaders at the Catalan Grand Prix with a strong seventh place finish.
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Fabio Quartararo secured his and Petronas Yamaha’s first-ever MotoGP podium at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya.
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Cal Crutchlow has admitted that he was at fault for his crash at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya. The Brit fell whilst chasing down Jack Miller in fifth.
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Danilo Petrucci continued his fine run of form at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya to secure his third podium on the bounce.
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Andrea Dovizioso believes that he could have fought for the win in today’s Catalan Grand Prix, had he not been taken out in controversial circumstances.
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Marc Marquez won his fourth race of the season in dominating fashion after his main rivals were wiped out by Jorge Lorenzo. Read our race report.
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Fabio Quartararo produced yet another qualifying masterclass to take his second pole of 2019. Marc Marquez and Maverick Vinales complete the front row.
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Fabio Quartararo bounced back from arm pump surgery to top a highly competitive Friday at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya. Read our practice report.
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The current crop of MotoGP riders gathered on the grid at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya this evening to celebrate the championship’s 70th anniversary.
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Andrea Dovizioso says that corner speed is an area that Ducati need to improve on if they are to challenge at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya.
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Following another successful race day at Mugello, Alex Rins heads to the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya full of confidence. Read his thoughts today.
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Maverick Viñales sees no reason why he can’t challenge for a podium at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya this weekend. Read his thoughts ahead of the race.
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Round seven of the 2019 MotoGP Championship takes place at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya this weekend, with the series celebrating its 70th anniversary
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Pol Espargaro finished the Italian Grand Prix in ninth place, securing his fourth result inside the top ten this season. His race time improved on 2018.