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

Francesco Bagnaia, 2025 MotoGP Malaysian Grand Prix. Credit: Gold and Goose.
2025 Malaysian MotoGP: Francesco Bagnaia denies Alex Marquez Sepang pole
Qualifying for the 2025 Malaysian MotoGP saw Francesco Bagnaia take pole position and some paddock drama for Fermin Aldeguer.
Fermin Aldeguer, 2025 MotoGP Malaysian Grand Prix. Credit: Gold and Goose.
2025 Malaysian MotoGP: Fermin Aldeguer tops rain-affected Sepang FP1
Fermin Aldeguer was fastest in an FP1 at the 2025 Malaysian MotoGP that was impacted by rain in the closing minutes.
No. 30 Honda
Suzuka 8 Hours: Honda wins as Johann Zarco leads victory charge
It’s a four in a row for Honda as Johann Zarco and Takumi Takahashi win as a duo at the Suzuka 8 Hours.
Marc Marquez leads Alex Marquez, 2025 MotoGP Aragon Grand Prix. Credit: Gold and Goose
2025 Aragon MotoGP: Marc Marquez overcomes poor start for seventh Sprint success
Despite slipping backwards off the line, Marc Marquez won the Aragon MotoGP Sprint in comfortable fashion.

Latest Features

Aprilia’s Portugal MotoGP domination was Ducati’s biggest warning yet
Marco Bezzecchi turned around a fairly average performance in the sprint to utterly dominate the main race at the MotoGP Portuguese Grand Prix. On a weekend in which Ducati looked set to claim a double with Alex Marquez, Aprilia’s steep step forward on Sunday was a major warning for MotoGP’s dominant brand that success is getting harder to hold onto…
Marco Bezzecchi, Aprilia Factory Racing, 2025 Portuguese MotoGP
Marco Bezzecchi, Aprilia Factory Racing, 2025 Portuguese MotoGP
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MotoGP practice pace hints at continued Marquez family dominance in Portugal
Even in the absence of Marc Marquez, the MotoGP grid doesn’t look like it will be spared further defeat at the hands of the family as Alex Marquez - now free of the pressures of his championship battle - looks to fill the void. Dominant in Malaysia, he showed no signs of slowing down on Friday in Portugal…
Alex Marquez, Gresini Ducati, 2025 Portuguese MotoGP
Alex Marquez, Gresini Ducati, 2025 Portuguese MotoGP
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