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Redding: Aprilia was like an "empty void" in 2018
Scott Redding says the Aprilia MotoGP team was like an “empty void” in 2018, two years on from his disastrous final premier-class campaign with the Italian manufacturer.
Top 10: Most controversial races in MotoGP
Controversies are common in every sport - and MotoGP has been no exception. Here are 10 most controversial races since the birth of the MotoGP class in 2002.
Lorenzo returns to racing in Silverstone Virtual GP
Jorge Lorenzo will make his Esports debut on Sunday for MotoGP’s latest Virtual GP, which will be staged at Silverstone and feature the Moto2 and Moto3 classes.
Razgatlioglu has attracted MotoGP interest - manager
World Superbike front-runner Toprak Razgatlioglu has already attracted interest from MotoGP teams and could make the move in future with the right offer, says his manager Kenan Sofuoglu.
Martin, Bastianini in contention for 2021 Pramac ride
Jorge Martin and Enea Bastianini have emerged as leading candidates to earn a MotoGP graduation with Pramac Ducati in 2021, should Jack Miller move up to the factory team next year.
Honda rubbishes Pirro's "shameful, inappropriate" allegations
Honda has rubbished allegations made by Ducati test rider Michele Pirro that it was responsible for the ban on wildcard entries in MotoGP this season.
Nicky Hayden: Remembering motorsport's much-loved "one-off"
On the anniversary of his untimely death in 2017, Motorsport.com sat down with two former teammates - Dani Pedrosa and Michael van der Mark - to remember 2006 MotoGP world champion Nicky Hayden and the qualities which made him a motorsport hero
Pramac boss expects Miller to get factory Ducati ride
Pramac MotoGP team boss Francesco Guidotti admits he expects to lose Jack Miller to the factory Ducati outfit for the 2021 season.
Lorenzo would make same Yamaha decision again
Jorge Lorenzo reckons he would make the same decision again to leave Yamaha after the 2016 MotoGP season if he could relive the last few years of his grand prix racing career.
Pirro thinks Honda may be behind wildcard ban
Ducati test rider Michele Pirro says the ban on MotoGP wildcards this season is unfair, and suspects the decision could be related to Honda not wanting Jorge Lorenzo to race a Yamaha.
Ducati contract talks with Dovizioso at a standstill
Contract negotiations between Ducati and Andrea Dovizioso for the 2021 MotoGP season are still on hold, with Dovizioso’s manager confirming no proposal has been made to his rider still.
Marquez "a bit worried" about Honda contract pressure
Alex Marquez has admitted he is a "little bit worried" by the pressure of having limited time to prove himself worthy of a new Honda MotoGP contract this season.
When Stoner denied Honda the ultimate 'dream team'
On this day in 2012, Casey Stoner dropped the bombshell that he would be retiring at the end of the season. On that Thursday afternoon in France, the double MotoGP world champion shattered Honda's hopes of assembling the ultimate dream team for 2013.
KTM opposed Aprilia engine development request
KTM has revealed it opposed Aprilia's request to continue developing its MotoGP engine before the 2020 season starts, and has no plans to deviate from its current design.
Aprilia, KTM allowed to keep developing engines
Aprilia and KTM have been given special dispensation to continue developing their MotoGP engines until the end of June.
Lorenzo return canned as MotoGP confirms wildcard ban
Three-time MotoGP world champion Jorge Lorenzo won’t get a wildcard return with Yamaha in 2020, as wildcard entries have been outlawed for this year.
MotoGP set to scrap wildcard system for 2020
MotoGP promoter Dorna Sports is set to cancel its wildcard system in all three categories for the 2020 season, which will leave Jorge Lorenzo without a ride for the Catalan Grand Prix.
KTM plays down Dovizioso rumours for 2021
KTM MotoGP boss Pit Beirer says the Austrian marque’s plan is to retain Pol Espargaro and Brad Binder for 2021, casting doubt on rumours of Andrea Dovizioso joining the team.
Suzuki boss advises Ducati against dropping Dovizioso
Suzuki MotoGP team boss Davide Brivio says he feels Ducati should not drop Andrea Dovizioso amid rumours that the Italian veteran is considering a change of scenery for 2021.
Aprilia asks for MotoGP engine freeze exemption
Aprilia has requested an exemption from the engine freeze MotoGP has implemented this year in response to the global coronavirus pandemic, Motorsport.com has learned.
Rossi returns for Misano MotoGP Virtual Race
Valentino Rossi will return to the grid for the fourth edition of the MotoGP Virtual Race, which will feature a MotoE race for the first time.
What's behind rumours Dovizioso could leave Ducati?
Ducati is alone among MotoGP's 'big' manufacturers in not having firmed up either of its 2021 riders so far - so is there any truth in rumours that Andrea Dovizioso is being courted for a KTM move?
Quartararo hopes Italians don't "hate" him for replacing Rossi
Fabio Quartararo says he hopes that Italian MotoGP fans don't "hate" him because he is replacing their idol Valentino Rossi at the factory Yamaha squad next season.
Mir no longer sees himself as Suzuki number two
Joan Mir insists that he longer sees himself as Suzuki's number two rider after completing his rookie MotoGP season last year.
