At the front, it was almost a case of deja vu as Marc Marquez defeated his brother Alex in a one-on-one fight. But the trio ponders on whether Marc was at 100% of his speed in an attempt to win, or whether there could be even more potential in the tank for the Spaniard as
In the grand scheme of everything going on in the world right now, the question of whether to allow the injured Jorge Martin to try out his MotoGP Aprilia before attempting to race it is a strikingly piffling issue. But sport – and motorsport in particular – can be a funny little bubble in which
There’s a refreshing element to MotoGP’s current sibling rivalry. It’s one that takes nearly all the conjecture out of writing a piece like this. The thing about these Marquez brothers, who seem to embody the happy, harmonious, life-loving Spanish family, is that they’re fastidiously honest with each other. And if they don’t play mental games
MotoGP rookie Ai Ogura has been disqualified from Sunday’s Argentina Grand Prix following a technical irregularity on his Trackhouse Aprilia. The decision means the Japanese rider loses his impressive eighth place, to which he battled from 15th on the starting grid, along with the eight points he would have earned. According to a statement issued
Factory Ducati rider Francesco Bagnaia says his problems getting comfortable aboard the GP25 on the first two weekends of this season are no worse than they were in the early part of 2024. But the Italian understands this season’s issues are costing him more in the light of the competition he faces this year. The
Argentina Grand Prix winner Marc Marquez says he views his brother Alex – not factory Ducati team-mate Francesco Bagnaia – as his main opponent for this year’s MotoGP world championship. Alex, who rides a year-old GP24 Ducati for the Gresini team, has finished second to Marc in both sprints and both grands prix so far
Marc Marquez made it four victories out of four to start the 2025 MotoGP season by winning the Argentina Grand Prix at Termas de Rio Hondo on Sunday. The six-time series champion fought a little harder for this win than the previous three, as he lost the lead to Alex Marquez for the middle part
Miguel Oliveira will not take part in Sunday’s Argentina Grand Prix, following the accident involving him and fellow MotoGP rider Fermin Aldeguer in the Saturday sprint. The Portuguese rider was cleared of any fractures after being taken to hospital on Saturday, but later in the evening Autosport learned that there were some concerns around his left
Despite trailing his brother Marc Marquez home for a third successive race in Saturday’s MotoGP sprint, Alex Marquez does not believe the Argentina Grand Prix on Sunday necessarily has to follow the same script. The Gresini Racing Ducati rider maintains his factory Ducati sibling had to work harder for the sprint victory at Termas de Rio
Fermin Aldeguer will have to serve a long lap penalty in Sunday’s Argentina Grand Prix after taking out Miguel Oliveira in Saturday’s MotoGP sprint race – an accident that resulted in the Portuguese rider heading to hospital. There was some concern that Oliveira might have broken his collarbone following the lap 4 incident, in which
Marc Marquez took a lights-to-flag victory in the Argentina Grand Prix sprint race, maintaining his unbeaten record thus far in 2025. The six-time world champion crossed the line 0.903s ahead of younger brother Alex Marquez, while Marc Marquez’s factory Ducati team-mate Francesco Bagnaia completed the podium. It is the same 1-2-3 of every race in
Ducati boss Davide Tardozzi has said the Italian factory will not agree to Aprilia’s request for Jorge Martin to test his MotoGP bike ahead of a mooted return from injury at next month’s Qatar Grand Prix. On Friday, Aprilia revealed it will ask other manufacturers to agree to a regulation change allowing the reigning world
