MotoGP
High-risk and hair-raising: how MotoGP aims to hook new fans
Owned by Liberty Media, MotoGP is reshaping its marketing, messaging and reach – but turning intensity into mainstream appeal is a more complex task
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Catalan GP: MotoGP dodges another bullet
Last weekend’s Catalan Grand Prix was another reminder that some things in MotoGP need to change
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‘I let this extra power lift me up!’ – how French MotoGP riders handle fanatical home support
The French Grand Prix is one of MotoGP’s greatest spectacle, but it’s also the most demanding weekend for the riders who call France home
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Le Mans MotoGP: Martin ascends, Márquez descends
Jorge Martin announced himself as the new MotoGP championship favourite in France while Marc Márquez took another trip to hell, but it wasn’t all bad news for the reigning champion
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Dangerous Balaton chicane and a Miami MotoGP street race? It’s time for riders to speak up
A dangerous corner sequence at Balaton has yet to be fixed and there’s been talk of a MotoGP race at the Miami F1 venue – two more reasons for riders to unite for their own good
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MotoGP’s manufacturers are revolting, so why aren’t the riders?
MotoGP’s manufacturers are currently at war with Liberty Media, the championship’s new owners, so now is the time for the riders to unite and fight for their rights
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What are MotoGP’s satellite teams for? Trackhouse prepares for boom under Liberty Media
As MotoGP braces for its biggest technical shake-up in over a decade, the real battles are being fought not on track but in meeting rooms, and Trackhouse Racing is quietly positioning itself to be at the front in both
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MotoGP’s ‘new Márquez’ set for the leap into Honda hot seat
MotoGP is not short of talented motorcyclists but the arrival of 19-year-old Colombian David Alonso in the most decorated team in the modern era is a glimpse of the future
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Will the latest Márquez MotoGP fightback start at Jerez?
The reigning MotoGP champion has had a tough start to his seventh title defence, so what’s the problem – Marc Márquez or his motorcycle?
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How a WW2 bombing raid started the Ducati motorcycles story
Ducati celebrates its centenary this year, but the company only started making motorcycles after Allied bombers destroyed its Borgo Panigale factory, which was manufacturing munitions for the German military
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Why the MotoGP constructors’ championship needs overhauling
The current constructors’ championship doesn’t make any sense because it only judges the performance of each manufacturer’s fastest rider, which entirely defeats the point
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