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1. Why Jack Miller and Alex Rins see more potential in Yamaha's V4 MotoGP bike

   Jack Miller and Alex Rins believe Yamaha’s V4 project has advanced further, and they both see more potential in the prototype heading into the 2026 MotoGP season.
   Yamaha has abandoned its long-running inline-four motor in favour of an all-new V4 for its M1, as it makes a late push to improve its competitiveness in the final year of the current regulation cycle.
   The V4-powered M1 made its...Keep reading

2. Why Ducati faces its most complicated contract renewal yet in MotoGP

   After Marc Marquez’s show of strength in his first year with Ducati in MotoGP, the Italian manufacturer now faces the challenge of sitting down with him to negotiate a renewal that looks much more complex than his original signing.
   The philosophy of the Bologna-based company has not only allowed it to link together the last four MotoGP titles, but also ensured that the best riders on the grid...Keep reading

3. Marc Marquez buries 10-year clash with Valentino Rossi: “I’ve learned to respect my rivals”

   Ducati star Marc Marquez is drawing a line under his rivalry with Valentino Rossi, 10 years after their infamous MotoGP clash at the 2015 Malaysian Grand Prix.
   Rossi and Marquez have been bitter rivals for more than a decade, with the Sepang incident remaining as the central point of contention between the pair. Rossi continues to accuse the Spaniard of conspiring against him and costing him a...Keep reading

4. Fabio Quartararo rates his 2025 MotoGP campaign 5/10

   Fabio Quartararo has given his 2025 MotoGP campaign a modest five out of 10, despite producing several standout performances on an uncompetitive Yamaha package.
   In a year where Yamaha dropped behind Honda to last in the manufacturers’ championship, Quartararo managed to drag his M1 to five pole positions and three podiums across sprints and grands prix.
   The Frenchman was the only Yamaha...Keep reading

5. Why KTM would be wise to prepare for a future without Pedro Acosta

   In any deteriorated relationship, there may come a point of no return where a breakup – if handled well – is the least traumatic solution for both sides. That is when mourning sets in: the period during which the wound heals and, once completed, both parties can face the future with clarity.
   We might be talking about romantic couples, but the concept also applies to professional bonds...Keep reading