MotoGP

Honda Racing Corporation have made one of the biggest statements of the MotoGP silly season, confirming the signings of Fabio Quartararo and David Alonso as they prepare for the sport’s new era in 2027. With a former world champion and one of the brightest young talents in motorcycle racing joining the project, Honda are making their intentions clear as they look to return to the front of the grid.

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The German Grand Prix concluded with Márquez back on top and a new championship leader in Jorge Martín. Here are the winners and losers from the weekend at Sachsenring.

Marc Márquez equalled Giacomo Agostini's all-time record with a tenth Sachsenring victory on Sunday, as a weekend of chaos reshaped the 2026 MotoGP title fight. Bezzecchi left Germany in a sling, Di Giannantonio crashed out of the race and Raúl Fernández somehow dragged a spark-trailing Aprilia onto the podium. The summer break could not have come at a more dramatic moment.

With a new race winner in Ai Ogura and a new championship leader for the first time this season in Jorge Martín, MotoGP moves to Germany with numerous exciting unknowns.

With Gresini announcing two new riders for the 2027 season, it was no surprise that Álex Márquez was on the hunt for a new home. Just a few days later, it was announced that Márquez will join the KTM factory team, while Pedro Acosta is also set to join the Ducati factory team to ride alongside the other Márquez brother. Additionally, Fabio Diggiantonio will also be joining the team leaving a vacant spot at the VR46 side.

Gresini Racing has announced its plans for the 2027 season, which include a major farewell to both the current riders and an extension of their partnership with Ducati.

The Dutch GP delivered Ai Ogura's first premier-class win and a championship lead change nobody saw coming, after Marco Bezzecchi crashed out attacking his closest rival.

The Yamaha factory team has announced the departures of both current riders, with Fabio Quartararo set to join Honda for the 2027 season and Rins still on the lookout for his next step.

Ai Ogura celebrating his result in the sprint race | Credit: Trackhouse Press A magical weekend for Trackhouse with their two riders splitting the victories in the Netherlands. Raúl Fernández dominated in the sprint, while Ai Ogura became the first Japanesse rider to win a Grand Prix in nearly 22 years. After Marco Bezzecchi crashed out of the Grand Prix and failed to score points on a Sunday again, his teammate Jorge Martín was there to pick up the pieces with a podium. This

Marc Márquez managed to return to his dominant form we’ve come to expect from the reigning world champion. After Marco Bezzecchi received a race ban and crashed in the sprint, the fight for the title is closer than ever before. Who will lead coming out of the Netherlands?

The pieces are finally starting to fall into place as the riders confirm their seats for the upcoming season. The current leading team in the championship, Aprilia Racing, are looking to form another strong line-up that can mentain them at the top of the standings for 2027 and beyond.

The 2027 rider line-ups are finally starting to take shape. Here are the latest updates from Ducati, with Marquez set to stay with the team while Bagnaia departs after six years.

Brno delivered an exciting fight at the top, Ogura back on the podium, and last-lap surprises. Here are the Winners and Losers of the Czech Grand Prix.

Marc Márquez delivered a statement victory at Brno on Sunday, fighting through from fifth on the grid to claim back-to-back Grand Prix wins and put a serious dent in Marco Bezzecchi's championship advantage on a day the Italian was forced to watch from the sidelines. Ai Ogura and Francesco Bagnaia rounded out the podium, while Bezzecchi's costly marshal incident from Saturday's Sprint left him banned from the race entirely, and his title lead cut to single figures.

As the championship leaders struggled and lost important points in Hungary, Marc Márquez returned to the top step of the podium. Is another rider preparing to join the title fight? Find out this weekend as MotoGP goes racing at Brno.

MotoGP returned to Balaton Park for the second time in history and delivered some unexpected results. From more exciting milestones to complete heartbreak, these are the winners and losers from the 2026 Hungarian Grand Prix.

Marc Márquez wins at Balaton Park, with Pedro Acosta and Francesco Bagnaia joining him on the podium. Here is everything that unfolded at the Hungarian Grand Prix.

MotoGP leaves Italy with multiple thrilling storylines left to unfold. Marco Bezzecchi extended his lead in the championship after an emotional home win, but rivals Jorge Martín and Fabio Di Giannantonio are not ready to give up yet. With the other riders preparing to make their mark as well, who will reign victorious this week?

The Italian Grand Prix proved special for Aprilia and Marco Bezzecchi, who secured their first wins at home, alongside a spectacular battle involving Francesco Bagnaia for the Italian fans. The weekend also featured a last-minute appearance from Ai Ogura, who nearly clinched a podium spot. Here are the winners and losers from the Italian Grand Prix.