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Quartararo: Continued growth of Yamaha’s MotoGP rivals in 2023 “my biggest worry”

Yamaha’s 2023 season has been disappointing, with the Japanese marque bottom of the manufacturers’ table having scored just one grand prix podium and one sprint rostrum courtesy of 2021 world champion Quartararo.

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Think you’re a decent sim racer? Try staying on the bike for one lap in MotoGP 23

MotoGP 23 is a brilliant racing game and sim - but is proving hard to master due to its tight balance of finesse and speed.

TechRadar

Dorna rules out MotoGP grid expansion for 2024

The grid was cut down by two at the end of last year when Suzuki elected to quit MotoGP, citing financial reasons for its decision to withdraw one year into a new contract with the championship.

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Ducati goes full MotoGP with the Powerstage RR Limited Edition e-MTB

Italian motorbike legends draw inspiration from the Desmosedici GP23 MotoGP race bike on its latest Enduro offering

Bike Perfect

Puig concerned by timeframe needed for Honda MotoGP turnaround

As MotoGP enters its six-week summer break, Honda is looking to solve its MotoGP crisis with three of its riders out injured and a bike which is at the back of the field alongside fellow Japanese manufacturer strugglers Yamaha.

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Espargaro "knew Binder had touched the green" in Assen MotoGP battle

The Aprilia rider proved correct with his assessment of Binder’s mistake at Turn 8 on the last lap, with confirmation of the South African’s one-place demotion coming moments after the chequered flag.

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10 things we learned from the 2023 MotoGP Dutch GP

Francesco Bagnaia extended his MotoGP world championship lead with victory in the Dutch Grand Prix and in the process halted a clean sweep by Marco Bezzecchi, who topped every practice session, grabbed pole and won the sprint race.

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Bezzecchi was “scared of losing podium” at Dutch MotoGP

Bezzecchi defeated Francesco Bagnaia to win the sprint race on Saturday, when both riders ran a soft rear tyre, but he had to give best to the factory Ducati in the longer, hotter Dutch Grand Prix at Assen, when most of the field took the medium rear tyre.

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Bezzecchi “scared of losing podium” at Dutch MotoGP

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Bagnaia wins attritional Dutch MotoGP, Binder loses third with penalty

Ducati's Francesco Bagnaia won the Dutch MotoGP at Assen TT on Sunday to extend his lead in the world championship standings while pole sitter Marco Bezzecchi finished second.

The Times of India

Marquez enduring "worst moment" of MotoGP career aside from injury

The Honda factory rider returned to MotoGP action at Assen after withdrawing from the last round at the Sachsenring following five crashes during the weekend that left him with multiple fractures.

Motorsport

Marquez apologised to Bastianini for strange MotoGP Dutch GP qualifying crash

The Italian wasn’t angry about the incident in Q1, which took place well off the racing line, where Bastianini was trying to stay out of the way after aborting his lap due to a mistake.

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MotoGP Bharat’s first ticket unveiled by U.P. CM Adityanath; cheapest ticket to cost ₹800

The tickets for the inaugural MotoGP Bharat to be held in Greater Noida in September range from ₹800 to 40,000. Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Aditynath unveiled the ticket sales for the premier two-wheel racing competition to be held at the Buddh International Circuit from September 22 to 24.

The Hindu

Espargaro “angry” Ducati blocked MotoGP Friday format tweak for 2023

As part of MotoGP’s format shake-up for 2023 to include sprint races, the combined order at the end of Friday’s two practice sessions decides which riders go straight to Q2 in qualifying and who has to go through Q1.

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MotoGP ace Vinales gifts Salom’s 125cc bike to late racer’s family

Salom tragically died after an incident during practice for the Moto2 Catalan Grand Prix in 2016, aged just 24.

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Pirelli to become Moto2/Moto3 tyre supplier from 2024

The Moto2 and Moto3 tyre supply has always differed from the MotoGP class, with Dunlop rubber powering the lower categories for over a decade now.

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Deal being finalised for Pirelli to become Moto2/Moto3 tyre supplier from 2024

The Moto2 and Moto3 tyre supply has always differed from the MotoGP class, with Dunlop rubber powering the lower categories for over a decade now.

The Times of India

UP CM Yogi Adityanath unveils MotoGP Bharat first ticket, cheapest ticket to cost Rs 800

LUCKNOW: The tickets for the inaugural MotoGP Bharat to be held in Greater Noida in September range from Rs 800 to 40,000.

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Marquez says Acosta “is ready” for 2024 MotoGP step

Acosta, who is 19 years old, made his Moto3 debut in 2021 with the Ajo KTM squad and scored a podium in his first race, before taking his maiden grand prix victory in the following Doha GP from pitlane.

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2023 MotoGP Dutch Grand Prix – How to watch, session times & more

Ducati's Francesco Bagnaia continues to lead the championship on 160 points heading to Assen, but Pramac's Jorge Martin has moved up to second following his second career win last weekend at the Sachsenring.

Autosport

Friday format on MotoGP weekends to be tweaked for 2024

The 2023 MotoGP season ushered in one of the biggest format changes in the series' history, as half-distance sprint races were added to the schedule at every round.

Motorsport

Martin 'doesn't see a reason' to leave Ducati for MotoGP 2024

The Pramac rider scored his first grand prix victory in two years last weekend at the German Grand Prix, when he beat world champion Francesco Bagnaia by just 0.064 seconds.

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Martin ‘doesn’t see a reason’ to leave Ducati for MotoGP 2024

The Pramac rider scored his first grand prix victory in two years last weekend at the German Grand Prix, when he beat world champion Francesco Bagnaia by just 0.064 seconds.

Motorsport

Vinales says "time" is now showing why he left Yamaha MotoGP team in 2021

Vinales joined Yamaha for the 2017 season and stayed there until midway through 2021, scoring eight of his nine MotoGP victories with the squad.

Autosport

Marquez putting “maximum commitment” into Honda MotoGP project

The eight-time world champion withdrew from last weekend’s German GP having suffered five crashes across a round that is becoming viewed as the nadir of the Honda/Marquez relationship.

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