Jonathan Rea fit to race following Cremona WorldSBK FP1 check-up
Jonathan Rea has been declared fit to race following a check-up after the first free practice session at the Cremona WorldSBK round.
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Jonathan Rea has been declared fit to race following a check-up after the first free practice session at the Cremona WorldSBK round.
Yamaha admits it is likely to use its updated inline-four MotoGP engine at the next round in Le Mans following a strong test debut in Jerez.
Fabio Quartararo described his second-place finish at Jerez as "special", but is choosing to remain "calm" for the upcoming MotoGP races.
Yamaha technical director Max Bartolini has confirmed the MotoGP factory team has officially begun testing its V4 engine.
Fabio Quartararo says his Yamaha MotoGP machine is “not well balanced” in comparison to the Ducatis after a disappointing start to the season.
Six-time WorldSBK champion Jonathan Rea will not compete in the Assen round as he continues his recovery from the multiple foot fractures he sustained in Phillip Island.
Fabio Quartararo explained that "grip problems" were the cause for a tough Thai MotoGP season opening race.
Fabio Quartararo will "evaluate" Yamaha MotoGP's competitiveness after the opening "five races" of the 2025 MotoGP season.
It has been announced that Yamaha test rider Augusto Fernandez will replace Jonathan Rea at the WorldSBK Portimao round.
Yamaha team boss Paul Denning has revealed there is "no chance" of Jonathan Rea returning at the Portimao WorldSBK round after he suffered a test crash.