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1. Quartararo impressed by change in Yamaha's mentality in MotoGP

   Fabio Quartararo has said he was impressed by the change in Yamaha’s mentality for the 2024 MotoGP season, even if the results on track remained below his expectations.
   As part of its drive to return to the front and challenge for victories again, the Japanese marque is slowly adopting an aggressive approach more akin to its European rivals.
   Having been given extensive freedom in terms of...Keep reading

2. Martin: New Aprilia MotoGP bike its "biggest" leap in recent years

   MotoGP world champion Jorge Martin believes Aprilia has made the "biggest" leap in recent years with its 2025 prototype.
   Martin is joining Aprilia next year after clinching his first title with a Pramac Ducati, the Spaniard having been snubbed for a promotion to the factory team in favour of Marc Marquez.
   Madrid native Martin got his first taste of the Aprilia in the post-season test at...Keep reading

3. Aleix Espargaro gets involved in cycling alongside Honda test role

   MotoGP race winner Aleix Espargaro will make a switch to professional cycling following his retirement from motorcycle racing.
   The Spaniard, a three-time race winner in the premium category, will join the Lidl-Trek professional cycling team from the start of 2025.
   Espargaro has been an avid cycling fan for nine years since a back injury meant he had to stop running, switching to riding to...Keep reading

4. Bagnaia compares 2024 MotoGP title loss with Marquez’s 2015 defeat

   Francesco Bagnaia says he can take inspiration from the way Marc Marquez bounced back from his 2015 title loss in MotoGP to become a six-time premier class champion.
   Marquez made a storming MotoGP debut with Honda in 2013 to win two titles on the trot, but couldn’t make it a hat-trick of championships in 2015 after giving away too many points in crashes and retirements.
   That setback...Keep reading

5. Oliveira reveals Indonesia injury caused by short circuit on Aprilia MotoGP bike

   Miguel Oliveira has revealed that a short circuit caused him to lose control of his Aprilia MotoGP bike and break his wrist in practice at Mandalika.
   Trackhouse rider Oliveira was taking part in FP1 at the Indonesian GP, a race he had won in 2022 with KTM, when he was thrown off his Aprilia RS-GP at the sequence of left-handers at Turn 3-4.
   The Portuguese suffered a fracture on his right...Keep reading