Marc Marquez is officially Honda’s most successful Grand Prix rider after snatching victory at Phillip Island. Crutchlow and Miller complete the podium.
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Fabio Quartararo will undergo further assessment before returning to action at Phillip Island following his huge crash on Friday morning.
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Maverick Viñales sent a warning to his rivals in the opening two Free Practice by dominating in both wet and dry conditions at Phillip Island.
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Johann Zarco has officially been unveiled as an LCR Honda rider ahead of this weekend’s Australian Grand Prix. He replaces Takaaki Nakagami at the team for the remainder of 2019.
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KTM have finalised their 2020 MotoGP line-up with Brad Binder joining the factory team and Iker Lecuona joining Tech 3.
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Andrea Dovizioso battled his way through the order to record his 100th career podium at Motegi. The Ducati rider ended the race in third place.
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Fabio Quartararo has taken the 2019 Rookie of the Year title with another impressive performance at Motegi. He secured his sixth podium of the season.
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Marc Marquez equaled Mick Doohan’s record of 54 premier class victories by cruising to victory at Motegi. Quartararo and Dovizioso completed the podium.
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Marc Marquez sealed his 90th pole position across the three classes after beating a trio of Yamaha riders in Motegi. He has now taken pole at every circuit on the current MotoGP calendar.
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Fabio Quartararo continued his fine form by topping the opening of action at the Japanese Grand Prix. The Frenchman’s quickest time of 1:44.764 was +0.321s quicker than Maverick Viñales, who…
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After securing his sixth MotoGP title in Thailand Marc Marquez now shifts his focus to the team and manufacturer championship in Motegi, Japan.
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Johann Zarco will return to MotoGP with LCR Honda for the final three races of the 2019 season. He replaces the injured Takaaki Nakagami.
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Takaaki Nakagami will remain with LCR Honda for the 2020 MotoGP season after having his contract extended by HRC. However, due to shoulder surgery, he will miss the final three races of the 2019 season.
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MotoGP has announced that the Valencia and Qatar winter tests will be removed from the testing schedule from 2021 onward. Learn more about the schedule.
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MotoGP will return to Brazil in 2022 after a five-year deal was agreed between Dorna Sports and Rio Motorsports. Learn more about the new circuit.