MotoGP

Fabio Di Giannantonio wins in Catalonia after a race filled with terrible crashes and controversial decisions. After three race starts, this is a recap of everything that happened this weekend.

MotoGP goes racing in Barcelona | Credit: MotoGP France raised the stakes and gave fans a new race winner for 2026. Jorge Martín looks determined to take the championship lead from his teammate, while Ducati are facing even more issues. How will Barcelona surprise us next? Here are all the details you’ll need before tuning in to the Catalan Grand Prix this week! This week’s track: Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya This week’s track layout | Credit: Circuit de Barcelona Catalunya

MotoGP's latest visit to Le Mans did not fail to deliver on exciting racing and new storylines. Jorge Martín cemented himself in both the sprint and the Sunday race, but there was even more happening throughout the field.

Jorge Martín produced a sensational comeback ride at Le Mans, storming from seventh on the grid to take a dramatic French Grand Prix victory after a chaotic race filled with crashes, changing fortunes, and late pressure at the front. The Aprilia rider closed down Marco Bezzecchi in the closing stages before making the decisive move with just three laps remaining to tighten the championship fight in style.

Jerez brought us a new race winner for 2026, a chaotic sprint and lots of action. Marco Bezzecchi extended his lead in the championship but lost his winning streak, Ducati showed signs of a comeback, and new contenders emerged, all of these events setting up an even more exciting season ahead. Now MotoGP is heading to France for this week’s spectacle. Here is everything you need to know ahead of this race weekend!

Find out who won and who lost out from a chaotic MotoGP weekend in Jerez!

MotoGP is back in Jerez after a month-long hiatus. Álex Márquez claims victory after a slow start to the season. Marco Bezzecchi and Fabio Di Giannantonio join him on the podium, a result that further solidifies Bezzecchi’s lead in the championship standings.

After nearly one month of waiting, MotoGP returns to racing in Spain at the iconic Jerez circuit. Here is everything you need to know about this week’s Spanish venture.

The 2026 season has started off on a high for Aprilia racing, with two wins for Marco Bezzecchi and a podium for Jorge Martín at the first two rounds of the year. The Italian team have most definitely placed themselves as a power lead in the aerodynamic development sector, as over the past two years they’ve developed many important devices.

Even before contemporary MotoGP battles such as Rossi vs. Lorenzo or Marquez vs. Rossi dominated the headlines, another bitter and personal rivalry between Valentino Rossi and Max Biaggi took shape in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Their rivalry was much more than the race tracks and world titles. It was a battle of personalities, national pride and generational change, as two Italians scrapped hard, not just over victories, but also to control the narrative of the sport.

COTA delivered once again with an action-packed weekend. Ai Ogura and Jorge Martín stole the show on race day, but the winning spot was still held by Marco Bezzecchi. There were fewer losers this weekend, which is definitely a positive sign heading into the three-week break before Jerez.

Bezzecchi wins five Grand Prix in a Row

With a newly crowned championship leader in Marco Bezzecchi and KTM losing ground to Ducati, MotoGP approaches the Grand Prix of the Americas full throttle. Here is all you need to know before the competition stops by the famous Circuit of the Americas once again.

The MotoGP riders couldn’t catch a break with everything that unfolded during the comeback race in Brazil. After the two week break following Buriram, Aprilia claimed the 1-2 spots in the Championship standings while track problems dominated the headlines. Here are the Winners and Losers from the Brazilian Grand Prix.

MotoGP returned to Brazil after a 22-year hiatus with a weekend that proved nothing short of chaotic. Featuring volatile weather and various on-track incidents, the event provided significant entertainment following the two-week break after the season opener. Marc Márquez secured victory in the inaugural Brazilian Sprint race, while Marco Bezzecchi triumphed in the Grand Prix.

MotoGP returns to Brazil for the first time since 2004. Here is everything you need to know about the new track!

MotoGP returned to the track with a thrilling race in Thailand! Here are the winners and losers from the opening race weekend of 2026

Marco Bezzecchi claimed a comfortable win in Thailand, becoming the first Aprilia rider to win three consecutive Grand Prix.

Finn previews the 2026 MotoGP season

If you missed the livery launches, catch up on the designs and key quotes from Trackhouse, KTM, Gresini, and Honda before the new season begins in Buriram.