MotoGP

Motor racing has had many great characters over the years who have evolved the sport in one way or another, and not many have had more of an impact on its landscape than John Surtees. 

The 2025 MotoGP season was filled with outstanding comebacks and incredible revelations. In a year full of new discoveries, perhaps the most pleasant one was Marco Bezzecchi. The 27-year-old Italian took part in his first season with Aprilia Racing, finishing in a solid third position in the standings. In this article, we revisit his impressive season.

Find out more about Toprak Razgatlıoğlu, the WorldSBK champion joining the MotoGP grid in 2026.

With the arrival of Brazilian rookie Diogo Moreira in the field, it looks to be the perfect occasion for MotoGP to venture into Brazil, a country they have not visited since 2004, at Jacarepagua. After a botched return in 2022, it will finally be back in 2026. 

In the year 2007, Casey Stoner and Ducati Desmosedici GP07 shocked the world of MotoGP. An Australian of 21 years and an Italian manufacturer that had historically been shadowed by the Japanese giants dominated the season in a manner that was not expected by many.

On 25 June 2017, at the legendary TT Circuit Assen, Valentino Rossi delivered one of the most memorable performances of his later career, a masterclass of intelligence, courage, and grit under changing conditions.

With the MotoGP season fast approaching, teams have started revealing their new liveries while discussing key takeaways from previous seasons and goals for the year ahead. Here is Part One of the reveals so far.

A look at KTM’s 2025 season and what their future might hold

A deeper look at Ai Ogura’s debut season in MotoGP

Somkiat Chantra had arguably the best hero entry into the MotoGP class with the season launch and season opener both taking place at home. While his dream of competing in the premier class was short-lived as he was replaced at the end of the year, his debut remained historic for aspiring Asian riders.

MotoGP made its debut in India in 2023, 10 years after Formula One left the Buddh International Circuit, bringing hope to motorsport fans for more action on track. But it didn’t take long for it to go once again, and we now head into the third year without it.

A historic season in MotoGP, 2025 will always be remembered for its iconic moments. Today, we are taking a look back at each rider’s year – the good, the bad and the crashes.

The upcoming MotoGP season has implemented an engine freeze rule before the next big move to 850cc bikes in 2027. Here is all you need to know about this and why Yamaha will be exempt from the rule.

A look at Nadia Padovani’s life story and how she is changing Gresini Racing for the better.

The 2025 MotoGP season delivered extremes: for some riders, surprise breakthroughs and career-defining campaigns; for others, frustration, injury or unmet expectations. As the paddock heads into the off-season, the gaps between riders have rarely felt larger, or more telling.  Let´s take a look at the winners and losers of the 2025 MotoGP season:  Winner: Marc Márquez  Nine-time world champion Marc Márquez I Credits: GEPA pictures / Matic Kiansek via diePresse.com Starting of

With the 2025 MotoGP season coming to an end, it is time to take one final look at the weekend’s winners and losers.

Written by Ramiza Donlic Marco Bezzecchi claimed the last race win of the 2025 season I Credits: Gold & Goose The 2025 season of MotoGP concluded at the Circuit Ricardo Tormo in Valencia with Marco Bezzecchi sealing the deal - closely followed by Raúl Fernández for Trackhouse and Fabio Di Quartararo for VR46. Pedro Acosta came close to the podium but ultimately finished fourth for KTM, with Fermín Aldeguer in fifth and newly crowned runner-up in the clampionship Álex Márquez

For one final time in a season of utter remarkability, chaos and in some parts, total domination, the field of 22 will take to the racetrack this weekend for the return of the beloved Valencian Grand Prix.

MotoGP has seen several breakout stars during its storied tenure, and the 2025 season marked the rise of Fermin Aldeguer, who claimed his maiden MotoGP victory earlier this year. The Spaniard came off several Moto2 campaigns that were well pieced together, along the way.  

Marco Bezzecchi comfortably took his win at Portimao, but there was no shortage of action behind him, with plenty of battles, a strong showing from the KTM factory team, and setbacks for riders like Morbidelli and Bagnaia, who crashed. Here are the winners and losers from the Portuguese Grand Prix.