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1. The mistake Yamaha can't afford to repeat with its satellite MotoGP deal

   Japanese culture is marked by tradition, and this is perfectly palpable in MotoGP, where Yamaha and Honda have resisted as much as they could before surrendering to the cruellest evidence and concluding that their methods, infallible until just over five years ago, have become completely obsolete. Neither of them managed to register a single podium last season, a statistic that confirms the hole...Keep reading

2. Rossi's advice for Bagnaia: ‘Don't fall into Marquez's traps’

   MotoGP legend Valentino Rossi has advised his protege Francesco Bagnaia to ‘not fall into Marc Marquez’s traps’ as the two pair up at the factory Ducati team this year.
   Double champion Bagnaia is set to face his biggest challenge in MotoGP in 2025, with former Honda star Marquez joining him as a team-mate after a starring performance with Gresini Racing in 2024.
   Although Bagnaia is...Keep reading

3. Quartararo tops MotoGP’s Sepang shakedown test for Yamaha

   Factory Yamaha rider Fabio Quartararo topped the times in this week’s MotoGP shakedown test at Sepang with a last-minute flier.
   Quartararo broke the 1m57s barrier with just 10 minutes remaining on Saturday evening, despite race control waving red and white flags and warning against light drizzle on track.
   The 1m57.794s effort from the 2021 champion was four tenths up on the best time set...Keep reading

4. Honda unveils all-new 2025 MotoGP livery after Repsol exit

   Honda has adopted a new colour scheme for the 2025 MotoGP season following the departure of long-time sponsor Repsol.
   Luca Marini and 2020 champion Joan Mir will sport a red, white and blue livery on their factory Honda RC213Vs this year, representing the corporate colours of HRC.
   The new paint job was revealed to the public in Jakarta on Saturday, with Honda describing the launch as the...Keep reading

5. Yamaha and Pramac unveil 2025 MotoGP bikes in Kuala Lumpur

   Yamaha and Pramac have revealed their 2025 MotoGP bikes to the public for the first time at a joint event in Malaysia on Friday.
   Following the opening day of running in the Sepang shakedown test, Yamaha and its new satellite partner Pramac showcased their definitive race liveries at the W Hotel in Kuala Lumpur - with the iconic Petronas Towers serving as the backdrop.
   The Yamaha team...Keep reading