Tag: MotoGP

25 Jun 2022

Bagnaia tops FP2 in drying conditions at Assen

The heavy rain that affected this morning’s session had disappeared come the start of FP2, with the track beginning to show signs of a dry line when the MotoGP field took to the circuit for the second 45-minute practice of the Assen weekend. It would take 10 minutes for Jack Miller’s best lap from FP1 […]

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25 Jun 2022

Rins set to sign factory Honda contract to join LCR in MotoGP

As first reported by Autosport earlier this week, Rins was in advanced negotiations with LCR to join the satellite Honda squad in 2023 following Suzuki’s shock decision to quit MotoGP at the end of the year. On Thursday at the Dutch Grand Prix, Rins told the media that he was in a “comfortable” position as […]

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24 Jun 2022

“No chance” Suzuki will have MotoGP presence in 2023

Following the Spanish Grand Prix last month, Suzuki informed the race team that it was pulling the plug on its MotoGP project at the end of 2022 – later citing financial reasons and a shift in market trends as its justification. Suzuki officially communicated at the French GP that had entered discussions with Dorna Sports […]

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24 Jun 2022

Rins’ MotoGP future “comfortable” as 2023 decision looms

Rins was put onto the rider market without warning following last month’s Spanish Grand Prix when Suzuki announced it would be quitting MotoGP at the end of 2022. In recent weeks the three-time MotoGP race winner has been linked with moves to KTM, RNF Racing with Aprilia and most recently LCR Honda. The latter, as […]

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23 Jun 2022

Alex Marquez will leave LCR Honda for 2023 MotoGP season

The 2014 Moto3 world champion and 2019 Moto2 title winner made his debut in MotoGP with Honda in 2020, taking the place of Jorge Lorenzo at the factory squad. Scoring two podiums in his rookie campaign, the younger Marquez brother was moved to LCR for 2021 on a two-year deal directly with Honda. However, results […]

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23 Jun 2022

Logistics headache forces MotoGP to alter Japanese GP schedule

The return of the Japanese GP at Motegi from 23-25 September for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic began was always set to cause a logistical headache due to its calendar positioning as a back-to-back with Aragon in Spain. However, the outbreak of Russia’s war in Ukraine and the effect this has had on […]

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