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1. Former team boss Lin Jarvis definitively leaves Yamaha

   Lin Jarvis has definitively parted ways with Yamaha after completing a year in the role of external advisor.
   As Motorsport.com has learned, Jarvis informed several key figures in the paddock a few days ago of his intention to go independent and make his extensive experience in racing in general —and MotoGP in particular— available to whoever may see fit. In doing so, the British executive...Keep reading

2. Pedro Acosta: “Forgetting about the championship” transformed my MotoGP form

   Pedro Acosta believes abandoning his early-season title ambitions was key to turning his 2025 MotoGP campaign around and becoming a regular podium contender.
   Although Acosta made a slow start to his sophomore campaign in MotoGP, held back by an underdeveloped bike and KTM’s financial woes, his results improved steadily as the year went on.
   Having broken inside the top five for the...Keep reading

3. Brad Binder admits he “can do a lot better” after ‘super disappointing’ MotoGP 2025

   Brad Binder admitted that the 2025 MotoGP season was the worst of his career in the premier class, insisting it was not a true reflection of his potential.
   Binder had been KTM’s standout performer for several seasons, earning a reputation as a dependable rider that the Austrian marque could rely on. Even when Pedro Acosta took MotoGP by storm in his rookie season in...Keep reading

4. Rain spoils debut of Honda’s 850cc engine in Sepang test

   Honda’s maiden test with its new 850cc engine at the Sepang International Circuit was severely disrupted by heavy rain, Motorsport.com understands.
   Honda’s test and development team travelled to Malaysia last week to tackle the final test of the year before the Christmas break.
   However, persistent rainfall throughout the three days that HRC personnel were at the circuit meant the team...Keep reading

5. Davide Tardozzi dismisses “absurd” rumours about his Ducati exit

   Ducati team manager Davide Tardozzi has rubbished speculation that he could be leaving the world championship-winning MotoGP team, branding the rumours as "absurd" and "unfounded".
   In recent days, the rumour mill has been rife with talk of a major shake-up at Ducati, with claims that former World Superbike rider Tardozzi could step down from his role after the 2026 season.
   A report even...Keep reading