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The Latest Breaking News from Motegi

Martin hit with penalty for MotoGP return in Valencia

Stewards hand Jorge Martin a double long-lap penalty for Motegi crash with Marco Bezzecchi

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Jorge Martin hit with penalty for planned MotoGP return in Valencia

Stewards hand Martin a double long-lap penalty for Motegi crash with Bezzecchi

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Francesco Bagnaia wants to beat Alex Marquez to second in the MotoGP championship

Bagnaia is not willing to write off the MotoGP season just yet, as he believes a second-place finish in the championship is not out of reach

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Bagnaia targets beating Alex Marquez in MotoGP 2025 standings

Francesco Bagnaia is not willing to write off the season just yet, as he believes a second-place finish in the MotoGP championship is not out of reach

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What was behind KTM’s worst 2025 MotoGP result in Japan?

KTM riders say the manufacturer has a “lot of work to do” after a tough MotoGP race at Motegi

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Five things we learned from the MotoGP Japanese Grand Prix

Marquez’s triumph, Bagnaia’s comeback and a home podium for Honda - there were plenty of feel-good moments in Motegi

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Winners and losers from the MotoGP Japanese Grand Prix

All three riders on the Japanese GP podium had something to savour, as Francesco Bagnaia returned to the victory lane, Marc Marquez clinched the 2025 MotoGP title and Joan Mir secured his first podium with Honda

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Bagnaia “didn’t recognise himself” during nightmare 2025 MotoGP season

Francesco Bagnaia made a triumphant return with a double MotoGP win in Motegi, just two weeks after he failed to score a single point at Misano

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Francesco Bagnaia “didn’t recognise himself” during toughest phase of 2025 MotoGP season

Francesco Bagnaia made a triumphant return with a double MotoGP win in Motegi, just two weeks after he failed to score a single point at Misano

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You Can Ride An Actual Pokemon This Weekend Thanks To Honda, But There's A Catch

Honda is giving a select few regular people at MotoGP Motegi the chance to ride its Koraidon Pokemon prototype machine, but only for an extremely limited time.

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Aprilia clears the air with Martin and Bezzecchi after Motegi collision

Martin and Bezzecchi meet in the Aprilia hospitality area to clear the air following their collision in the sprint

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Bagnaia says “better late than never” as he explains MotoGP turnaround

Following a non-score in Misano last time out, Bagnaia pulled off a stunning comeback to win the Motegi sprint race

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Francesco Bagnaia says “better late than never” as he explains MotoGP turnaround

Following a non-score in Misano last time out, Bagnaia pulled off a stunning comeback to win the Motegi sprint race

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Martin to undergo surgery after breaking collarbone in Japanese GP sprint

Martin sustains his fourth major injury of 2025 after a crash in the Motegi sprint race

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Jorge Martin to undergo surgery after breaking collarbone in Japanese GP sprint

Martin sustains his fourth major injury of 2025 after a crash in the Motegi sprint race

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Is Bagnaia back after strong showing in MotoGP Japanese GP practice?

Motegi practice gave Francesco Bagnaia his first chance to see if the gains from the Misano test were real

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Is Francesco Bagnaia back after stellar showing in Motegi MotoGP practice?

Motegi practice gave Francesco Bagnaia his first chance to see if the gains from the Misano test were real

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Dominance of Dandelion Racing is a novelty in Super Formula

Honda-powered squad Dandelion Racing started its 2025 season with four consecutive wins, across the opening double-headers at Suzuka and Motegi, with its drivers Tadasuke Makino and Kakunoshin Ohta picking up two wins apiece.

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Like Williams in F1, Dandelion is Super Formula's plucky privateer

Honda-powered squad Dandelion Racing has started the 2025 season with four consecutive wins, across the opening double-headers at Suzuka and Motegi, with its drivers Tadasuke Makino and Kakunoshin Ohta picking up two wins apiece.

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Super Formula Motegi: Dandelion wins again as Ohta takes Sunday glory

Dandelion Racing extended its winning streak in Super Formula as Kakunoshin Ohta led another one-two finish for the Honda-powered team at Motegi on Sunday.

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Super Formula Motegi: Ohta wins in latest Dandelion 1-2

Dandelion Racing extended its winning streak in Super Formula as Kakunoshin Ohta led another one-two finish for the Honda-powered team at Motegi on Sunday.

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Super Formula Motegi: Makino heads Dandelion 1-2 in opener

Tadasuke Makino scored his second Super Formula victory of the season in Saturday’s opening race at Motegi, as Dandelion Racing continued its winning streak.

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How to watch Super Formula in 2025: Schedule, line-up and more

The 2025 Super Formula championship commences this weekend at Suzuka, where Sho Tsuboi will kickstart his title defence. The 29-year-old became just the sixth driver to complete the Super GT and Super Formula double as he clinched both of Japan’s top championship titles in 2024. It firmly warranted his switch from Inging to TOM’S in Super Formula and he…

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MotoGP Japanese GP: Bagnaia slashes Martin's lead with win, Acosta crashes

Francesco Bagnaia won Sunday’s Japanese Grand Prix after leading the race at Motegi from lights to flag, heading home Jorge Martin and thus closing to within 10 points of the Spaniard with four rounds left in the world championship.

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Martin to copy Marquez's style after riding "worse than a rookie” in sprint

Jorge Martin claims he was riding “worse than a rookie” on his way to fourth place in the sprint at Motegi on Saturday, but the Pramac Ducati star says he knows how to improve after following Marc Marquez for most of the race.

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