Marc Marquez (Ducati Lenovo Team) has become the first rider ever to reach triple figures in terms of career pole positions after the title race leader narrowly beat teammate Francesco Bagnaia to a Saturday morning P1 at the Brembo Grand Prix of Italy. Marquez's all-time lap record, a 1:44.1
Straight from lights out, drama unfolded. From the middle of the front row, Alex Marquez got a fantastic launch and led, but once the front brake was applied heading into Turn 1, the front end folded without an ounce of warning. Like a flash, the #73 was down and out of the Grand Prix - or s
Francesco Bagnaia of Ducati Lenovo Team is a Grand Prix winner in 2025 after an immensely dramatic MotoGP Red Bull Grand Prix of The Americas unfolds on a Sunday afternoon that saw Marc Marquez of Ducati Lenovo Team, crash out of the lead
The MotoGP riders took to the track this Sunday afternoon at Termas de Rio Hondo for the finale of the weekend: the YPF Energia Argentina Grand Prix. Once again in control, Marc Marquez (Ducati Lenovo Team) took his second victory of the season ahead of his brother Alex Marquez (BK8 Gresini
Repsol Honda Team head straight to Indonesia with a spring in their step after Joan Mir and Luca Marini put in a pair of commendable performances to seal 11th and 12th in the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, finishing the best weekend of the year with their best race results
The #89 was on the provisional pole in the opening moments of the session, before being pipped by his title rival in the final five minutes. Meanwhile, it was another great result for Ducati Lenovo Team's Enea Bastianini, with 'The Beast' charging to the third and final spot on the front row
The number one completed his 200th GP in style after a surprise P1 finish at the Sachsenring. Meanwhile, Marc Marquez (Gresini Racing MotoGP) has completed a phenomenal comeback, storming to second after qualifying down in P13. The #93 had a Grand Prix full of drama but would cross the line
Luca Marini capped off his most consistent weekend of the year with a hard-fought German GP and his first score as a Repsol Honda Team rider. Joan Mir meanwhile showed the determination of a champion as he continued to work tirelessly with his team to improve his fortunes
A weekend of positivity continued for Luca Marini, the #10 getting faster with every session and able to not only stay with the other Hondas but frequently set the pace of the quintet. Taking 18th in Qualifying, his best grid position of the year, the Italian was primed for a strong Sprint r
Jorge Martin will start from pole position at the Sachsenring and will be joined on the front row by both Trackhouse Racing riders Oliveira and Fernandez