Marini’s first 2025 MotoGP crash due to being "too clean" - Espargaro

Helmut Marko dismissed McLaren’s assertion that Red Bull is sacrificing its 2026 preparations to develop this year’s car for longer, stating “Toto Wolff said the same in 2021” when it stormed to both Formula 1 titles the following season.While McLaren has long halted the development of its 2025 car and put all focus on the new regulations for 2026, Red Bull continues to introduce ...Keep reading

A sarcastic applause from Fernando Alonso during practice for the Mexico City Grand Prix

Saturday 25 October 2025 marks the 10-year anniversary of the infamous clash at Sepang between Valentino Rossi and Marc Marquez. It is a moment that continues to reverberate throughout MotoGP. Marquez and Rossi’s paths have gone in wildly different directions since, but the real tragedy of that day haunts the latter the most…

McLaren Formula 1 chief Andrea Stella is adamant Oscar Piastri's United States Grand Prix struggles are largely track specific as the championship leader aims to rebound in Mexico.Piastri suffered an off-kilter weekend at Austin's Circuit of the Americas as he felt uncomfortable with his car's behaviour throughout the weekend. His cause wasn't helped by being eliminated at the start of ...Keep reading

McLaren Formula 1 chief Andrea Stella is adamant Oscar Piastri's United States Grand Prix struggles are largely track specific as the championship leader aims to rebound in Mexico.Piastri suffered an off-kilter weekend at Austin's Circuit of the Americas as he felt uncomfortable with his car's behaviour throughout the weekend. His cause wasn't helped by being eliminated at the start of ...Keep reading

Fabio Quartararo and Franco Morbidelli discuss their “dogfight” in the Malaysian GP sprint

Joan Mir says he has “no big regrets” for his crash in the Malaysian MotoGP Sprint while chasing a podium.

Updates on the condition of Jose Antonio Rueda have emerged at the Malaysian MotoGP.

Aprilia MotoGP rider Marco Bezzecchi has pinned his struggles at Sepang on tyres

Luca Marini suffered his first crash of the 2025 MotoGP season in the Malaysian Grand Prix sprint because he was “too clean” trying to overtake, according to KTM’s Pol Espargaro.Marini and Espargaro were battling for eighth position when they came to blows on lap 7, with Marini falling off his Honda and retiring from the race.The incident ended the Italian’s perfect record in 2025 ...Keep reading

Pol Espargaro talks his collision with Luca Marini in the Malaysian GP sprint

To watch Max Verstappen methodically but seemingly inevitably reeling in the previously dominant Mercedes pairing of Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris, it's easy to forget that just over three months ago speculation was rampant that he had lost interest in this season and was even planning his exit from Red Bull.Whereas last season Verstappen began with the fastest car on the grid, only for that ...Keep reading

To watch Max Verstappen methodically but seemingly inevitably reeling in the previously dominant Mercedes pairing of Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris, it's easy to forget that just over three months ago speculation was rampant that he had lost interest in this season and was even planning his exit from Red Bull.Whereas last season Verstappen began with the fastest car on the grid, only for that ...Keep reading

Fermin Aldeguer has revealed he wondered if he “wasn’t ready” for MotoGP at the start of 2025.

Francesco Bagnaia says his latest resurgence in a period of dramatic peaks and troughs in MotoGP carries more weight than his dominant weekend in Japan last month.While he saw Japan as an outlier result, Saturday’s pole and sprint win in Malaysia was at least consistent with incremental progress made over the difficult two race weekends since that success at Motegi.“This result is more ...Keep reading

Pedro Acosta says he is now having to accept the limitations of his KTM

Francesco Bagnaia says his latest resurgence in a period of dramatic peaks and troughs in MotoGP carries more weight than his dominant weekend in Japan last month.While he saw Japan as an outlier result, Saturday’s pole and sprint win in Malaysia was at least consistent with incremental progress made over the difficult two race weekends since that success at Motegi.“This result is more ...Keep reading

Factory KTM rider Pedro Acosta has been hit with a fine of €2000 for breaching MotoGP’s new restart rule that was introduced ahead of this weekend’s Malaysian Grand Prix.Acosta crashed the RC16 at Turn 1 with about 2m45s left on the clock in Q2, before remounting and going on to qualify fifth on the grid.However, this was in contravention of a new regulation announced on Thursday ...Keep reading