The Latest Breaking News from Aprilia

Francesco Bagnaia scored victory over Enea Bastianini and title rival Jorge Martin in the Barcelona Grand Prix sprint to take the championship to the final MotoGP race of 2024 on Sunday.

LCR Honda rider Takaaki Nakagami led the way in the first MotoGP practice for the Barcelona Grand Prix after completing a late run on fresh tyres.

Double world champion Casey Stoner says he is surprised that Ducati has allowed its riders to race freely this year, but warned that the Italian manufacturer doesn’t want to lose the revered number one plate in MotoGP.

The Fiat 500 was designed to navigate narrow city streets, offering diminutive transportation with timeless style to the masses. And honestly, it's not at all difficult to understand why an electric version of the 500 needed to happen. But what if you don't want a 500e with four wheels? That's apparently…

If we take a look at today’s motorcycle market, what will we notice? Well, for starters, we’ll see massive adventure bikes with way too much power and way too much tech commanding upwards of $30,000. We’ll also see a middleweight segment that’s becoming more and more infused with technology.Much to…

Aprilia rider Aleix Espargaro says he "burned his hands" during a hot MotoGP race in Malaysia where he struggled to 13th place.

Have you been holding your breath since approximately June 2023, just waiting to learn more about the Aprilia Tuareg Rally, and what it would evolve into for production?I mean, I hope you've breathed between then and now, because we first got a peek at the prototype more than a year…

When Yamaha first released the Tenere 700 back in 2019, it flipped the ADV world on its head, offering what was essentially an oversized dirtbike with an engine loved by stunters and hooligans alike. Naturally, this thing would spark a revolution in the ADV scene, with manufacturers rolling out their…

I love a good horsepower war.Whenever we get manufacturers going head-to-head against one another for outright dominance, you get some seriously special machines with some genuinely interesting engineering. But there comes a point when those same manufacturers go too far and build something that literally can't be used by anyone…