Rins: 2023 Honda MotoGP challenger ‘not so bad’
Alex Rins reckons that Honda’s tricky 2023 MotoGP-specification RC213-V machine is “not so bad”, and that an improvement in the aerodynamic properties of the bike could solve its current issues. ...
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Alex Rins reckons that Honda’s tricky 2023 MotoGP-specification RC213-V machine is “not so bad”, and that an improvement in the aerodynamic properties of the bike could solve its current issues. ...
Francesco Bagnaia blitzed the field in second practice for the Italian Grand Prix to lead his fellow MotoGP contenders at the end of Friday running ahead of Marco Bezzecchi. The ...
Alex Marquez came out in blistering form in the opening practice session for the Italian Grand Prix at Mugello by leading the test by under a tenth-of-a-second over Fabio Quartararo. ...
Pol Espargaro will have to push back his eagerly awaited MotoGP return having run into further complications with his fractured vertebrae ahead of this weekend’s Italian Grand Prix. The GasGas ...
Alex Marquez admits that he would have “stopped” his MotoGP career if a switch away from the Honda camp couldn’t have been secured for the 2023 campaign. The 2019 ...
Michele Pirro has penned a deal to remain as Ducati’s MotoGP test rider for a further three years, the Italian set to spearhead the Desmosedici’s development until at least 2026. ...
GasGas MotoGP boss Herve Poncharal says he is “optimistic” that Pol Espargaro will be able to make his racing return in the next round of the season at Mugello. Espargaro ...
Toprak Razgatlioglu’s mooted MotoGP switch now looks to be off the cards as he announced on Monday morning that he will leave Yamaha at the end of the 2023 season. ...
Danilo Petrucci has hailed Ducati’s 2023 specification Desmosedici MotoGP machine as “the best motorcycle I’ve had” following his one-off outing in the French Grand Prix at Le Mans. The Italian ...
Francesco Bagnaia believes that there needs to be a “bigger gap” between factory and independently-run MotoGP bikes in order to reduce early race incidents. The factory Ducati ace was taken ...