MotoGP

Marc Márquez won at Brno, becoming the first Ducati rider to win five consecutive races, as Jorge Martín returned to score valuable points for Aprilia.

Brno is back! After 5 years away from the MotoGP schedule, the fan’s pledges have been realised; Brno is back for MotoGP. The Czech Grand Prix returns as the championship heads into the second half of the season. It marks the last race before the four week summer break. 

A chaotic weekend at the Sachsenring saw not just riders but entire teams taken out of the race. Marc Márquez marked his 200th race start with a dominant win, Luca Marini made a strong return from injury, and Álex Márquez joined his brother on the podium. On the other hand, KTM, Fabio Di Giannantonio, and Marco Bezzecchi were among those who faced a difficult weekend at the German GP.

Starting with 18 riders on track and finishing with just 10, the majority of whom fell victim to Turn 1 at the Sachsenring, Marc Márquez was lucky to secure a win in his 200th race start, with Alex and Pecco back on the podium with him.

The reigning MotoGP world champion announced that he is ready to make his racing comeback at the Czech Grand Prix, as a result of a private test in Misano.

Finn previews MotoGP's action at the Sachsenring for the German Grand Prix

The 100th running of the TT didn't disappoint with an exciting race and plenty of action.

A day of racing ends in pain for Fabio Quartararo

Jorge Martin's Manager confident he will leave Aprilia

A busy qualifying day, that has set up a thriller race weekend.

A staple on the MotoGP calendar since the series’ inception in 1949, the Dutch TT is the most fame-steeped race in all of grand prix motorcycle racing, and this year, it will host 22 ravenous riders all wanting to be crowned victorious at the ‘cathedral of speed.’

Friday practice at the Dutch Grand Prix provided an exciting day at the TT, with many riders sliding into the gravel.

Marc Márquez continues to write history, becoming the first rider to claim 100 pole positions across all classes. The Spaniard won both races in Italy after hard-fought battles with Álex Márquez and Francesco Bagnaia.

Following what could be considered a successful MotoGP campaign hosted by Thailand earlier this year, which included the season launch, opener, and the debut of the first Thai rider in the premier class, attention has turned to the future of the sport. Their contract is set to expire at the end of the 2026 season. Here’s a roundup looking back at how MotoGP grew in Thailand.

One of the spectacles on MotoGP’s illustrious calendar; MotoGP heads to the Ducati dreamland of Mugello for round nine of the championship; for the Italian Grand Prix. No other manufacturer dares to challenge the Ducati hierarchy here in Tuscany; but will 2025 be the year to change that?

After much anticipation, two-time World Superbike champion Toprak Razgatlıoğlu is finally confirmed his move to MotoGP, joining the Prima Pramac Yamaha team from the 2026 season. This historic move makes him the first Turkish rider in MotoGP.

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A historic moment for Thailand as the country will be represented by a rider in every MotoGP class at the Aragon Grand Prix.

Following two of MotoGP’s most dramatic Grands Prix in recent history, it heads to Aragón for the second of four Spanish rounds this season.

KTM's future is looking bright with the investment of Bajaj Auto into its parent company. Aaratrika takes us through some of the potential impacts of this new partnership, and how it may affect the world of MotoGP.