MotoGP brings riders to central London. But where was Marc Márquez?
MotoGP showed the scale of its ambition with a shiny pre-British Grand Prix press conference in central London, even though it was missing a world champion
Freddie Spencer reviews the Aragón round of the 2018 MotoGP season, where Marc Márquez bettered Ducati’s Andrea Dovizioso – and Jorge Lorenzo controversially crashed out.
Plus, Freddie offers his view on Aprilia’s and Suzuki’s stronger showing.
MotoGP showed the scale of its ambition with a shiny pre-British Grand Prix press conference in central London, even though it was missing a world champion
Aprilia’s tech chief Fabiano Sterlacchini talks Ai Ogura’s riding secrets, MotoGP budget caps, banning leg wings and why reduced front-tyre pressure issues will make the racing better from 2027
The data that reveals the shared skills and upbringings of MotoGP kings Marc Márquez and Casey Stoner – and what sets them apart
Pat Hennen’s first MotoGP win and Barry Sheene’s first title were the start of the USA’s MotoGP empire and the beginning of the end of Britain’s, so what explains these generational changes?