EICMA & Aragon: WorldSBK hurried into 2019 before a wheel had even turned at Valencia for MotoGP. Graeme was at Motorland and Blogs on what he saw and what he thinks as next year’s championship takes the first congealing steps to solidification
2018 was a very solid term for Suzuki as Alex Rins emerged as the man to lead the factory in what could be their most potent assault in ’19. Is ‘Rinsy’ really a valid title contender? Neil weighs up the debate
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
Roland Brown rides KTM’s newest street bike and offers an opinion and verdict on the motorcycle that plugs a gap in the Austrians’ portfolio. Does the 790 Duke stand-up to the quality of the 1290 Super Duke, Adventure and GT models? Read on…
Neil sits down with Maverick Viñales Chief Mechanic Ramon Forcada to understand the whys and wherefores around #25’s highs and hang-ups with the factory M1. Are they close to solving the puzzle?
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
In this month Blog David reacts to the first major team/brand shift in the MotoGP paddock, and something of a re-spread of power as Monster Yamaha Tech3 make a breakaway from the Japanese
