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1. Why Fermin Aldeguer’s injury comes at the worst possible moment

   When it comes to injuries, silence is usually not a good sign. From the moment Fermin Aldeguer fractured his left femur last Thursday after crashing at the Aspar circuit during a training session, until Gresini issued a statement with a photo of him lying in a bed at the Dexeus Hospital in Barcelona, where he had undergone surgery, five days passed. A long time.
   Although no details of the...Keep reading

2. Valentino Rossi’s VR46 team launches 2026 MotoGP bike in Rome

   VR46 took the covers off its 2026 Ducati MotoGP bikes at a special presentation in Rome on Wednesday, marking the start of its fifth campaign in the premier class.
   Valentino Rossi’s eponymous MotoGP squad unveiled a refreshed livery for the 2026 season, leaning more heavily on the fluorescent yellow shade that has become synonymous with its brand. The new look moves away from the...Keep reading

3. Pramac becomes first MotoGP team to reveal 2026 livery

   Yamaha’s satellite partner Pramac has showcased its 2026 MotoGP bike for the first time ahead of the start of pre-season testing later this month.
   The Italian team revealed a revised version of the blue-and-purple livery it adopted in 2025, when it switched to Yamaha and signed a sponsorship deal with Renault Group brand Alpine.
   Both new star signing Toprak Razgatlioglu and incumbent Jack...Keep reading

4. MotoGP 2026: Team launches and pre-season testing schedule

   As the calendar turns to a new year, MotoGP’s attention shifts firmly to 2026, with teams preparing to unveil their latest bikes ahead of pre-season testing. 
   It remains to be seen how aggressive manufacturers will be with their new designs, with a major regulation change mandating a switch to 850cc engines looming in 2027. Either way, it will be important for each marque to start the...Keep reading

5. The 2026 MotoGP grid will be the most world-title-laden in history

   For the first time in the history of the motorcycle world championship, which began in 1949, the premier-class grid will feature a total of 15 full-time riders who are champions in one of the world categories - adding up to an astonishing 32 titles between them.
   After reaching a peak of 14 champions on the grid in the 2022 season, the figure dropped to 13 over the past three years. However, the...Keep reading