Looks like we will get a new MotoGP world champion, folks. Repsol Honda’s Marc Marquez has been confirmed that he will not be participating in this weekend’s round in Aragon, Spain. Stefan Bradl will be continuing his efforts as Marc Marquez continues his recovery process without compromising and further damage to his recuperating injuries. (more…)
Ducati factory rider, Danilo Petrucci, once again tasted that sweet victory after crossing the chequered flag in first place during the MotoGP French GP in Le Mans. Tricky conditions presented difficult riding situations and even more drama for the entire grid, but the Italian managed to pull off his second career win. (more…)
Looks like Yamaha will have a tough time during this weekend’s MotoGP round in Le Mans, France as six of its engineers have tested positive for COVID-19. This includes the Yamaha YZR-M1 Project Leader, Takahiro Sumi. All six engineers have no choice but to miss this weekend’s race as they have to undergo self-isolation in Andorra. (more…)
A third win in Barcelona puts Petronas Yamaha SRT rider, Fabio Quartararo, back on top of the 2020 MotoGP championship with 108 points. The young Frenchman hopes to further extend his lead this weekend in Le Mans where he has a big home advantage where he also hopes to make amends with a better result than last year. (more…)
After a month of hardship, Fabio Quartararo (Petronas Yamaha SRT) is back on the highest step of the MotoGP podium after crossing the chequered flag first at the Catalan GP. With this win, he’s once again in the lead of the 2020 championship title chase with a total of 108 points. (more…)
If you miss seeing Jorge Lorenzo performing his textbook win on the Yamaha M1 by taking the holeshot and leaving everyone in the dust, then yesterday’s race was one of those except that it was done by Petronas Yamaha SRT’s Franco Morbidelli. (more…)
Yesterday presented one hell of a MotoGP race where Miguel Oliveira (Red Bull KTM Tech3) took home his first-ever win for himself and his team, but not after the crazy incident where the first part of the race was red-flagged when Maverick Vinales (Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP) jumped off his Yamaha M1 at 230km/h before ramming the barrier and exploding into a huge ball of flames. (more…)
We all know what happened to Repsol Honda’s Marc Marquez in the opening round of the 2020 MotoGP championship. He almost crashed, stunned everyone when he passed all the top riders like they were standing still, and then actually crashed which resulted in a broken arm. (more…)
If you thought that the 2020 MotoGP championship couldn’t get any more exciting, the Styrian GP at the Red Bull Ring, Austria presented one hell of an exciting race two weeks in a row. This weekend marks the 900th premier class race and Miguel Oliveira (Red Bull KTM Tech3) emerged as the winner at the home of KTM. (more…)
After suffering what was explained as the worst crash of his life last weekend, Malaysian Moto2 rider, Hafizh Syahrin, won’t be able to compete in this weekend’s Styrian GP as he was declared unfit to compete by Dorna’s medical officials.
??? @Hafizh_pescao55 has been declared UNFIT for the #AustrianGP
? #SanMarinoGP pic.twitter.com/46nPgt8gSU
— Aspar Team MotoGP (@AsparTeam) August 20, 2020
The horrific incident last week saw the Openbank Aspar Team rider colliding with Enea Bastianini’s downed bike which sent him flying before the race was red-flagged. As bad as the crash may look like on television, Hafizh Syahrin was conscious throughout and even better, no news of any broken bones or fractures.
https://www.facebook.com/MotoGP/videos/316965409356476/
Unfortunately, the crash led to severe pains and bruising, especially on his right side. During yesterday’s physical examination by Dorna’s medical professionals, Hafizh Syahrin was deemed unfit to race due to his physical conditions.
The young Malaysian Moto2 rider will then focus on recovering as much as he can before the next round in Misano, Italy in the middle of September. For this weekend’s Styrian GP, Aspar Team’s MotoE rider, Alejandro Medina, will be taking over Hafizh’s racing role in Moto2. Get well soon, Pescao!
Well, where should we start? How about the fact that Andrea Dovizioso (Ducati Team) won the Austrian MotoGP round a day after he announced that he will be staying with the team for 2021? Or how about the drama-filled race full of crashes and incidents? One thing is for sure, this weekend will be the talk of the town for the next few years as one of the most sensational races in MotoGP’s history. (more…)
Just when you thought that the MotoGP paddock won’t get any more chaotic, Andrea Dovizioso has finally made up his mind regarding his position in the Ducati factory squad. At the end of the 2020 season, “DesmoDovi” will no longer be a Ducati rider. (more…)
© Copyright – BikesRepublic.com 2024 Trademarks belong to their respective owners. All rights reserved
