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This week, MotoGP goes racing in Malaysia and here is a breakdown of everything you need to know before lights out on Sunday.

Among the excitement of plenty of rookies joining the 2027 MotoGP grid, here is a look at the bittersweet endings of some of the most beloved MotoGP veterans.

MotoGP’s last visit to Phillip Island did not go as expected, with the Grand Prix having to be cancelled. Poor weather conditions hindered the visibility of the medical helicopter, proving unsafe for the riders to take to the track.

After hours of uncertainty, the cancelled Australia Grand Prix concluded with a farewell parade lap, giving fans one final chance to see the riders on track at Phillip Island before MotoGP’s move to Adelaide in 2027.

In this article, we revisit the rollercoaster of emotions experienced in the 2015 title battle between Lorenzo and Rossi.

MotoGP makes its way to Australia this week, with Philip Island sure to add even more drama to the standings. Here is all you need to know ahead of the Australian Grand Prix...

With Honda’s factory team announcing its rider line-up for 2027, attention has now turned to LCR Honda, which will also have a new look heading into the next season.

The Indonesian Grand Prix comes to a close with Marco Bezzecchi taking victory and the championship battle continuing to intensify. Here are the winners and losers from Mandalika.

Marco Bezzecchi claimed victory at the Indonesian Grand Prix after passing Raúl Fernández on Lap 19, as Aprilia swept the podium and Jorge Martín reclaimed the MotoGP championship lead.

MotoGP is set to shake up its 2027 schedule with additional sessions across the race weekend, a move that has already sparked plenty of debate online. Here’s what’s changing.

The title fight continues to heat up as MotoGP heads to Indonesia, with Marc Marquez now only two points behind the leader, Jorge Martín.

Motegi always delivers plenty of action. In 2025, Marc Márquez had already wrapped up the championship, but it’s a different story in 2026, with the title fight still wide open. Here are the winners and losers from the Japanese Grand Prix.

Marc Márquez completed a perfect weekend at Motegi with victory in Sunday's Japanese Grand Prix, closing the gap to championship leader Jorge Martín to just two points.

MotoGP returns after the Austrian Grand Prix, where Jorge Martín reclaimed the championship lead from Marc Márquez, but with only 12 points between them, the lead is still up for grabs this time at Motegi. Marco Bezzecchi is 42 points behind, and Pedro Acosta joins the battle, taking fourth from Fabio Di Giannantonio.

MotoGP riders have always shown just how powerful family support can be throughout their racing career. Read all about the five best brotherhood stories in MotoGP.

Credit: KTM Press The Austrian Grand Prix delivered a historic first MotoGP victory, a home win for KTM and another twist in the championship battle. While some riders bounced back from difficult weekends, others left the Red Bull Ring with plenty to think about. DIVEBOMB picks out the winners and losers from Austria’s MotoGP weekend. Winner: Pedro Acosta Pedro Acosta finally has his maiden MotoGP victory, and more fittingly, he pulled off the feat in front of KTM’s home crow

Jorge Martín, Marc Márquez and Pedro Acosta made all the noise at the Austrian Grand Prix and also the front three in qualifying. From the action-packed sprint session, which ended with an unfortunate crash for Acosta that took him out of the lead, the battle continued into Sunday, ultimately with Acosta taking his first race win.

MotoGP heads to the iconic Red Bull Ring this weekend, with yet another exciting weekend in store for the fans to behold. Last time in Misano, Marc Márquez claimed the championship lead, drawing level with Jorge Martín on points. Marco Bezzecchi is still third as he failed to cross the finish line in the San Marino Grand Prix, but the Italian is only 33 points behind the leading duo.

The San Marino Grand Prix saw an all-Spanish podium along with quite a few crashes, some of which would not have been the ideal sight for the fans in attendance. Here are the winners and losers from Misano.

Marc Márquez claimed his third consecutive win at the Misano World Circuit and now stands at the lead of the championship for the first time this season.