A track which hosted arguably MotoGP’s battle of the century last year returns once more, as we head into the final three races of what has been a record-breaking season.

On 23rd October 2011, the world of motorcycle racing lost one of its most promising young stars. At just 24, Marco Simoncelli lost his life on track, reminding the world of the dangers of motorcycle racing.

Raúl Fernández stunned the MotoGP paddock with a breakthrough victory at Phillip Island, turning a chaotic Australian Grand Prix into a landmark day for both himself and Trackhouse Aprilia. DIVEBOMB brings to you the winners and losers from a topsy-turvy weekend at Phillip Island.

Possibly everyone’s favourite race weekend of the season, Phillip Island is back and ready for 22 MotoGP bikes to roar around the paradise island of Victoria. With no Marc Márquez and Marco Bezzecchi to serve a double long lap penalty, it’s anyone’s race this weekend.

In 2025, Liberty Media bought 84% of MotoGP’s media rights, with 16% remaining in the hands of the long-lasting Dorna Sports. The American company is widely known for the rebranding they have carried out in Formula One over the past eight years. They made a common sport a chic and inaccessible internet trend. 

Taru Rinne was the first woman to compete and score points in Grand Prix motorcycle racing, inspiring the next generation of female racers.

The confirmed moves of Toprak and Moreira, which required both the Honda and Prima Pramac teams to part ways with one of their riders, sparked months of speculation. That finally came to an end when it was confirmed that Oliveira and Chantra would make way for the newcomers by moving to WSBK.

Fermín Aldeguer became the second youngest MotoGP winner, with a diverse mix of teams in the top 10. Here are the winners and losers from the Indonesian Grand Prix.

Fermín bags his first MotoGP win and becomes the second-youngest winner in MotoGP history after a chaotic race at Mandalika. Here’s the race report in case you missed the action.

The champion may be crowned, but there is still so much to play for as MotoGP heads into its final five rounds of the season. Marc Márquez is your 2025 champion, yet last time out, he was well and truly snowballed by his recovering teammate Pecco Bagnaia. Will that continue this weekend?

At Motegi on September 28th, Marc Márquez did what many believed impossible only a few years ago: he became MotoGP world champion once more. 

The wait is finally over, with Marc Márquez clinching the world championship title at Motegi, and Bagnaia regaining his form to dominate the entire race weekend.

Marc Márquez sealed his seventh MotoGP title at Motegi, becoming the first rider to do so.

Despite crashing out last time out in Misano during the sprint, Ducati’s Marc Márquez still holds a formidable position to wrap up the championship this weekend, needing just to outscore his brother by three points to ensure glory.But after recent resurgences from Álex and competitors alike, along with the ever-unfamiliar territory of the first flyaway of the season, it might not be as simple as it sounds. Always a classic, it’s time for the Japanese Grand Prix.

Isabel takes us through the two-stroke revolution that defined 1970s motorcycle racing, leaving behind an iconic legacy.

Freddie Spencer fell in love with racing at a very young age, when he began dirt track racing in small circuits around his home town in Louisiana, USA, at just four years old. This is his story.

Ramiza runs through some of the winners and losers from the 2025 MotoGP Misano Grand Prix, where Marc Márquez claimed victory once again.

Marc Márquez has almost inevitably closed in on his journey to the title following his win at San Marino, which is expected to be secured at the upcoming Japanese Grand Prix at the end of the month.

It could've been a championship-clinching weekend. Yet Álex Márquez's home heroics last time out mean the fight, or wait, reigns on. We head to the Ducati dreamland of Misano, the home of the San Marino Grand Prix....

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