Quartararo: "A real disaster" for Yamaha following Italian MotoGP

Franco Morbidelli ended up serving two long lap penalties in the Italian MotoGP after a failed lunge on Maverick Vinales.

Francesco Bagnaia feels “it’s impossible to think about winning the championship” after fading to fourth place at his home Italian Grand Prix in Mugello.After a fantastic start which saw Bagnaia fighting for the lead with Marc Marquez and Alex Marquez, the Italian rider began to drop back, before eventually losing the final podium spot to VR46 Ducati’s Fabio Di Giannantonio in the ...Keep reading

Francesco Bagnaia feels “it’s impossible to think about winning the championship” after fading to fourth place at his home Italian Grand Prix in Mugello.After a fantastic start which saw Bagnaia fighting for the lead with Marc Marquez and Alex Marquez, the Italian rider began to drop back, before eventually losing the final podium spot to VR46 Ducati’s Fabio Di Giannantonio in the ...Keep reading

Marc Marquez and Francesco Bagnaia were summoned to MotoGP race direction following their glancing touch during the frenetic start to the Italian Grand Prix.Marc Marquez and Bagnaia, along with Alex Marquez, engaged in an explosive battle for the lead during the opening laps at Mugello, highlighted by the two factory Ducat riders making contact at Turn 5 on the third lap.Bagnaia clipped ...Keep reading

Marc Marquez and Francesco Bagnaia were summoned to MotoGP race direction following their glancing touch during the frenetic start to the Italian Grand Prix.Marc Marquez and Bagnaia, along with Alex Marquez, engaged in an explosive battle for the lead during the opening laps at Mugello, highlighted by the two factory Ducat riders making contact at Turn 5 on the third lap.Bagnaia clipped ...Keep reading

Crash.net gives its rider ratings for a 2025 Italian MotoGP that was dominated by Marc Marquez.

Crash.net gives its rider ratings for a 2025 Italian MotoGP that was dominated by Marc Marquez.

VR46 Ducati rider Fabio Di Giannantonio said he felt goosebumps as he celebrated third place at his home MotoGP track Mugello at the Italian Grand Prix.Starting from seventh, Di Giannantonio fought his way through the pack and closed in on Francesco Bagnaia, before pulling off a late-race overtake to take third place – his maiden premier class podium at his home event.Despite being ...Keep reading

VR46 Ducati rider Fabio Di Giannantonio said he felt goosebumps as he celebrated third place at his home MotoGP track Mugello at the Italian Grand Prix.Starting from seventh, Di Giannantonio fought his way through the pack and closed in on Francesco Bagnaia, before pulling off a late-race overtake to take third place – his maiden premier class podium at his home event.Despite being ...Keep reading

The Yamaha MotoGP yo-yo was again in full swing at Mugello, as Fabio Quartararo leaped to the front in qualifying, despite his crash on Friday, only to fall back down the order in both the sprint and main race at the Italian Grand Prix.In the sprint, he came away with no points, while in the main race the Frenchman could only finish 14th, having started both races fourth on the grid ...Keep reading

Marc Marquez won Italian MotoGP

Rowe BMW took Nurburgring 24 Hours victory after a clash for the Manthey EMA Porsche, which meant that victory went to Raffaele Marciello, Kelvin van der Linde, Jesse Krohn and Augusto Farfus.The race looked to be in control for the #911 Porsche, driven by Kevin Estre, Ayhancan Guven and Thomas Preining, after a tense duel that saw both cars separated by less than half a minute at the ...Keep reading

Rowe BMW took Nurburgring 24 Hours victory after a clash for the Manthey EMA Porsche, which meant that victory went to Raffaele Marciello, Kelvin van der Linde, Jesse Krohn and Augusto Farfus.The race looked to be in control for the #911 Porsche, driven by Kevin Estre, Ayhancan Guven and Thomas Preining, after a tense duel that saw both cars separated by less than half a minute at the ...Keep reading

Former McLaren ace Jenson Button weighs in on the intra-team rivalry between Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri.

Fabio Di Giannantonio told himself it was “P3 or nothing” in the closing stages of the Italian MotoGP.

After a fierce early battle, Francesco Bagnaia was “just watching” the Marquez brothers as front-end problems resurfaced in the Italian MotoGP.

Four-time British Touring Car Championship title winner Ash Sutton made no mistake to win the second race of the day at Oulton Park and retake the points lead.Sutton conceded third place on the final lap of the opener in order to not have to use the hard-compound Goodyear tyre for the sequel, so it was only a matter of time before he picked off the hard-shod trio in front of him on his soft ...Keep reading

Ducati defends Pecco Bagnaia after tough Italian GP