Graeme reflects back on the start of the Kawasaki/Rea adventure, hails another champion and also assesses how the 300s are shaping up in WorldSBK
Looking at the legends of tomorrow to catch the one today
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All the pieces matter
Is the Ducati-Dovizoso combo still the most potent act to rival Marc Marquez in MotoGP? The Italian is proving his 2017 form was no flash-in-the-pan…but how has he gone about remaining the sport’s top threat? Neil Morrison finds out
A conversation in the mind of a MotoGP racer
What’s going on ‘in there’ and what does a rider like Bradley Smith do about it? Find out about the thrill, the fear, the insecurity and the privilege…
Wet, wet, wet
Neil’s gaze (earned through a day of waiting and relative boredom at Silverstone) over the events that led up to cancellation of the British Grand Prix
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
Paulin points to doubts over future for recent MXGP form
GP21 talks exclusively about a recent dip in form and some of the complications surrounding his efforts in MXGP. Thoughts over where and what the Frenchman will do next having been playing a part
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
