Second of Sienna Wedes’ MotoGP Blogs and the view and experience from getting slightly closer to the action at the Gran Premio Red Bull de España yesterday
MotoGP Jerez from the fences
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Dulling it down?
Neil’s latest Blog on arrival back from Austin and thoughts on Marc Marquez’s reaction to all the fuss around his actions and race approach and how MotoGP might look in the near-future
The Forever War
Round three of MotoGP means a trip to Marquez-territory: COTA. David explores the background story to the Grand Prix of the Americas this weekend where a degree of tension might be tangible
Blinded by Pride?
Cal Crutchlow rightly said “the headlines are here” in the post-race press conference at the second round of MotoGP but nothing provokes discussion like a bit of controversy. Neil Morrison was in Termas de Rio Hondo. What’s his take?
5 things you might not have known about Michelin & MotoGP
A third season now for the French firm as the sole tyre supplier in Grand Prix and one of the key ingredients in how and why MotoGP has become unmissable. Here are a few things we found out about Michelin & MotoGP in Qatar and ahead of round two in Argentina this weekend
Beasts of the Arctic
Saddle swapping/confirmation is currently rife in MotoGP with just one race in the books for 2018. David Emmett has a look at whether Johann Zarco’s muted switch to Repsol Honda could be a winner or a waste
Sepang Springboard
We’re not quite sure what possessed Neil to orientate some predictions for 2018 MotoGP based on some promising developments at Sepang this week but it makes for some curious reading in his latest Blog
