The Latest Breaking News from MotoGP

Launched as the FIM Road Racing World Championship Grand Prix in 1949, MotoGP is now the oldest and most prestigious motorcycle racing tour in the world. Last September, Dorna Sport, the organiser of MotoGP revealed MotoGP's provisional calendar for the 2023 season with 21 race weekends spread across 19 countries.…

Suzuki refugee Alex Rins admits his first test of the Honda MotoGP bike in Valencia last November “was complicated” but “I didn’t think it was such a bad bike”.

Suzuki refugee Alex Rins admits his first test of the Honda MotoGP bike in Valencia last November “was complicated” but “I didn’t think it was such a bad bike”.

Former MotoGP champion Fabio Quartararo signs a helmet sponsorship deal with HJC and will wear the brand’s RPHA 1 helmet throughout the 2023 season.

Alex Marquez admits he 'did not really agree' with Honda's decision to move him out of its factory MotoGP team to LCR before his rookie season began in 2020.

Alex Marquez admits he “did not really agree” with Honda’s decision to move him out of its factory MotoGP team to LCR before his rookie season began in 2020.

Maverick Vinales expects he will have “more pressure” on his shoulders going into the 2023 MotoGP season after his first full year with Aprilia yielded three podiums.

Former motorcycle racer David García and his father, Nono García, gain approval to build a 4.5-kilometer (2.8-mile) track in Spain’s Andalusia region.

Suzuki MotoGP Team releases a digital photobook chronicling the ups and downs of the past seven seasons.

MotoGP chief Carmelo Ezpeleta believes Formula 1's popularity boom can help grand prix motorcycle racing, but that 'recently F1 was in trouble and we were the best of the best'.

Marc Marquez says 'my dream' is to remain with Honda beyond 2024 but will 'try to find the best for me' if HRC can't produce a title-winning MotoGP bike.