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It may have come to a premature end, but the Japanese GP threw up enough drama to last an entire MotoGP™ season as the title fight tightens even further

Only three points separate the top two in the Championship race after a brilliant Japanese GP

Jorge Martin won the rain-affected, red-flag-shortened FIM MotoGP World Championship race at Mobility Resort Motegi, in Japan. The race was started as a dry race, but rain drops were beginning to fall as the start lights went out. As soon as the race was started, the rain flags began to wave, indicating riders could come into the pits to change to bikes with rain tires, if they chose to do so, and many did. The rain intensified and the race was eventually stopped short on lap 13 due to the deter...

Get stuck into some of the top stats that emerged from the 2024 Qatar Grand Prix

The Pramac rider was on another planet in qualifying, but he still has a job to do to shake off Pecco Bagnaia and Marco Bezzecchi in the Tissot Sprint

      More, from a press release issued by Dorna: The stage is set: Martin sets searing new pole record to head Bagnaia, Miller and Bezzecchi at Motegi Fridays freshly pressed lap record is already a memory as the number 89 comes out swinging on super Saturday, heading a host of serious contenders at the front   Saturday, 30 September 2023 Jorge Martin (Prima Pramac Racing) was absolutely untouchable in qualifying for the Motul Grand Prix of Japan, setting a 1:43.198 new lap...

A hat-trick of Tissot Sprint means just eight points separate the top two in the title race ahead of Sundays race

Le pilote Pramac est sur une excellente dynamique et ne cesse de réduire lécart qui le sépare de Pecco Bagnaia

The South African delivered a sensational effort to beat Jorge Lorenzo’s longstanding record, while the Championship leaders will face off in qualifying

Brad Binder broke the All-Time Lap Record during MotoGP Free Practice Two (FP2) Friday afternoon at Mobility Resort Motegi, in Japan. Riding his Red Bull KTM RC 16, the South African covered the 3.0-mile (4.8 km) infield road course in 1:43.489, which broke Jorge Lorenzos mark of 1:43.790, which he set in 2015! Defending World Champion Francesco Bagnaia was second-best with a time of 1:43.518 on his Lenovo Team Ducati, and Aleix Espargaro was P3 with a 1:43.784 on his factory Aprilia RS-GP. All ...