Sienna Wedes Blogs on the farce that was the 2018 British Grand Prix and how Silverstone could perhaps learn from the past to move on
The long road…and not the right one
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Chaos in Noale?
In Neil’s latest Blog he asks why Aprilia have descended rapidly down the MotoGP grid after strong signs of progression and why that second saddle next to Aleix Espargaro seems to be the most toxic seat in Grand Prix
Smiling through the gloom
Through the gloom of Yamaha’s current trials and tribulations, the form of Valentino Rossi is the one bright spark.
Jonass: “MXGP is not on my mind”
A recent lack of silverware for MX2 World Champion Pauls Jonass has resulted in the red plate slipping away from the #1 KTM 250 SX-F. The Latvian claims 2019 and the prospect of MXGP is not to blame
Making the difference: Braking in MXGP and MotoGP
One of our standout features in the last issue of OTOR magazine and looking at how braking might be a diminishing specialised skill in MXGP while remaining an utterly essential part of MotoGP
The Big Stepper: How Ben Watson became Grand Prix’s hottest prospect
One of our main features from the latest issue of OTOR looks at the rise of Ben Watson and Great Britain’s leading motocrosser in 2018. Words from #919 and trainer Jacky Vimond on his impressive ascent in Grand Prix
Hitting a glass ceiling?
What’s happened with Johann Zarco in the last few races? Neil Morrison says it is too early to speak of a ‘crisis’ but #5’s slide away from podium contention is one of the noticeable trends before the MotoGP summer break
