Bikes (Page 4)

Relive the epic showdown at Estoril, round 11 of the 2025 WorldSBK championship. SourceContinue Reading

Alex Marquez says riding the Ducati GP26 will serve as a test of his own performance in MotoGP rather than an audition for a factory team seat in 2027.Ducati will increase the supply of factory bikes from three to four next year, with the Spaniard set to get the sameContinue Reading

At just 21 years old, Pedro Acosta already knows what it means to become the center of attention overnight; to be labeled as the next extraterrestrial to land in MotoGP from the same planet that once produced Marc Marquez and Valentino Rossi; and to deal with the frustration of notContinue Reading

Yamaha test rider Augusto Fernandez has confirmed the Japanese manufacturer’s apparent lack of progress with its V4-powered MotoGP bike.Following its debut at the San Marino Grand Prix last month, the machine made its second race appearance at the Malaysian Grand Prix last weekend.But Fernandez, who rode the bike on bothContinue Reading

Swiss rider Noah Dettwiler is no longer in a critical condition, three days after being involved in a horrific crash before the start of the Moto3 race at the Malaysian Grand Prix.In a short announcement on social media, CIP Green Power revealed that Dettwiler has made progress in his recoveryContinue Reading

Jonathan Rea is set to join Honda’s World Superbike Championship team as a test and development rider in 2026 after retiring from active competition, Motorsport.com has learned.Rea pulled the curtain down on his glittering career in WSBK at Jerez earlier this month, as he bowed out of the series afterContinue Reading

Honda seems to have begun emerging from the shadow of the last five years – a period filled with obstacles. From the outbreak of COVID-19 to Marc Marquez’s injury, which ultimately led to the Spaniard’s departure, HRC staggered on while watching Ducati dominate, as the Italian brand captured the lastContinue Reading

Aprilia has developed a versatile bike that performs well across a wide range of circuits, while KTM’s form still tends to fluctuate depending on how well a track suits the RC16 – or at least, that was the conclusion most drew from recent rounds. The Malaysian Grand Prix, however, suggestedContinue Reading

Raul Fernandez did not have long to savour his victory in the MotoGP Australian Grand Prix as the Malaysian Grand Prix came just seven days later – and it provided a rude return to Earth for the Spaniard.But the Trackhouse Aprilia rider insisted on keeping things in perspective following a slowContinue Reading