MotoGP News
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MotoGP: Portugal Extends Algarve Deal to 2029
Portimao’s Algarve circuit has locked in MotoGP through 2029, turning a six-year-old street date into one of the calendar’s longer-term commitments.
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Moto2: Guevara leads from lap one to win in Austria
One lap, job done Izan Guevara won the Moto2 race at the Austrian Grand Prix this morning at the Red Bull Ring. He didn’t have to hang around. By the end of lap one, the Spaniard was already out front. He stayed there to the flag. Twenty-five points in the bag. Filip Salac finished second.…
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MotoGP: Acosta finally breaks through for his first win
Fifteen podiums, no wins, and then Austria Pedro Acosta claimed his first MotoGP victory this afternoon. The KTM rider won the Austrian Grand Prix at the Red Bull Ring, the track owned by his team’s sponsor. The stat told the whole story of his frustration. Fifteen podiums in the premier class, zero wins. Nobody had…
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MotoGP: Tech3 never offered Vinales a 2027 deal
Guenther Steiner answered with a single word when asked whether Tech3 ever put a 2027 contract in front of Maverick Vinales. The Spaniard’s MotoGP exit is now official.
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MotoGP: Acosta throws away the Austria sprint
Pedro Acosta led the Red Bull Ring sprint by 2.8 seconds with three laps left. He crashed. Jorge Martin picked up the win and the championship lead.
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MotoGP: Jorge Martin takes Austria pole ahead of Marquez
Jorge Martin had not topped a single session at the Red Bull Ring all weekend. Then qualifying arrived and he beat Marc Marquez to pole by fifteen thousandths of a second.
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MotoGP: Bulega skips Red Bull Ring test to protect title
A heavy crash on Ducati’s 2027 prototype, a WorldSBK title within reach, and a wet Austrian forecast. Nicolo Bulega has done the maths and pulled out of Monday’s test.
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MotoGP: Marquez tops damp Austria practice, then crashes
Marc Marquez went quickest on a drying Red Bull Ring, then threw it into the gravel at Turn 1 with minutes left on the clock. The Sprint follows this afternoon.
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MotoGP: KTM rules out selling its MotoGP team
No sale, no minority stake, no outside shareholder. KTM’s chief executive answered the question that has followed the factory for a year.