Bikes
2023 WorldSBK Riders' Championship Standings (after Portimao, round 11 of 12)
Pos.EntrantPoints
Alvaro Bautista
Aruba.it Ducati
566.00
Toprak Razgatlioglu
Pata Yamaha Prometeon WorldSBK Team
506.00
Jonathan Rea
Kawasaki Racing Team
350.00
2023 MotoGP Riders' World Championship (after Valencia GP, round 20 of 20)
Pos.EntrantPoints
Francesco Bagnaia
Ducati Lenovo Team (GP23)
467.00
Jorge Martin
Prima Pramac Racing (GP23)
428.00

Latest Race Reports

Tarran Mackenzie
Tarran Mackenzie ruled out of Donington WorldSBK after FP2 crash
Tarran Mackenzie sustained multiple injuries in his FP2 crash at the Donington WorldSBK.
Marco Bezzecchi, Jorge Martin, 2026 US MotoGP.
Marco Bezzecchi continues perfect start to 2026 with dominant US MotoGP display
Marco Bezzecchi makes it three grand prix wins from three to start the 2026 MotoGP season.
Marco Bezzecchi, Alex Marquez, 2026 US MotoGP.
2026 US MotoGP Warm-up: Marco Bezzecchi on top as Pedro Acosta crashes
Marco Bezzecchi kicks of Sunday’s US MotoGP race day with the fastest time in warm-up
Jorge Martin, Francesco Bagnaia, 2026 US MotoGP.
Jorge Martin wins the US MotoGP sprint after last-lap overtake
Jorge Martin wins a chaotic US MotoGP sprint ahead of Francesco Bagnaia

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2026 Japanese MotoGP

Fri 02nd Oct - Sun 04th Oct

2026 Indonesian MotoGP

Fri 09th Oct - Sun 11th Oct

2026 Australian MotoGP

Fri 23rd Oct - Sun 25th Oct

Latest Features

MotoGP Japanese Grand Prix: What we learned from Friday practice
The races are coming thick and fast now to the end of the season, with the Japanese Grand Prix representing a crucial round for Ducati and Marc Marquez in their title ambitions. After Friday practice, Alex Marquez led the way. Here’s everything we learned…
Marc Marquez, Ducati Corse, 2026 Japanese MotoGP
Marc Marquez returns to scene of his greatest triumph facing make-or-break race
Marc Marquez returns to Motegi almost exactly a year on from his seventh MotoGP title success, in the wake of the most difficult period of his career. Buoyed by the memory of that day, his Japanese Grand Prix in 2026 has an altogether different feeling about it, as his title hopes face an important test, argues Lewis Duncan…
Marc Marquez, Ducati Corse, 2025 Japanese MotoGP
Why Marc Marquez is right to consider Pedro Acosta a real MotoGP title threat
After 56 MotoGP races, Pedro Acosta is finally a winner, having taking a maiden triumph at the Austrian Grand Prix. It’s a result that closes the circle for KTM and Acosta, as he prepares for his exit to Ducati next year. But more than once in Austria Marc Marquez considered his future team-mate a title rival in 2026. And there’s good reason to listen to him…
Pedro Acosta, KTM Factory Racing, 2026 Austrian MotoGP