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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

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.

After a two-week break, MotoGP returns to one of its most beloved tracks for the San Marino Grand Prix. Jorge Martín is still the championship leader, but Marc Márquez is rapidly eating into this advantage, having overtaken Marco Bezzecchi in the standings.

The Aragon Grand Prix concluded with Marc Márquez claiming both victories in the sprint and the main race, with Pedro Acosta and Marco Bezzecchi joining him on the podium on Sunday. Here are the Winners and Losers from Aragon.

Marc Márquez completed a dominant weekend at MotorLand Aragón with victory in Sunday's Grand Prix, adding to his Sprint win and moving back into second in the championship. After a tense opening battle with Marco Bezzecchi and Pedro Acosta, Márquez found another gear late on to pull clear and secure a crucial victory.

One of the most beloved races on the calendar and our third visit to Spain this season, there is no better place to pick up the championship fight than Aragón. Jorge Martín extended his lead while Marco Bezzecchi returned to second place, but there is still everything to fight for this weekend.

There have been numerous official Spider-Man themed liveries and designs across different motorsport disciplines over the years, such as F1, MotoGP, NASCAR and even a specially designed Spider-Man monster truck in the Monster Jam Championship. From wheel spinning to web spinning, here is every official Spider-Man themed livery and design in motorsport history.

The British Grand Prix concluded with a new winner at Silverstone, Raúl Fernández and an Aprilia lockout on the podium. Here are the winners and losers from the weekend at Silverstone.

The summer break is officially over and MotoGP goes racing again for another 12 exciting rounds. Here is everything you should know before tuning in to the British Grand Prix.

Let’s revisit some of the most iconic MotoGP’s street circuits, ahead of the newly introduced Adelaide track!

A recap of the main talking points that you might’ve missed in 2026 and some of the most exciting developing storylines to keep an eye on.

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.

An in-depth look at the unsung heroes behind every MotoGP weekend and their importance for the sport.

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.

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.