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A more powerful Honda engine combined with 2019 chassis tweaks have allowed MotoGP champion Marc Marquez to end his dependency on 'risky' late braking.

BTC Racing's Josh Cook ends his day with victory during the reverse grid British Touring Car Championship race at Thruxton after fending off Rory Butcher and Ashley Sutton.

1. Josh Cook BTC Racing Honda Civic Type R 19 laps 2. Rory Butcher Cobra Sport AmD AutoAid/RCIB Insurance Honda Civic Type R +0.420s

Full French MotoGP race results Marc Marquez has produced another flawless performance to claim his third victory of the season to extend his MotoGP world championship lead over Andrea Dovizioso who hel

Marquez wins the French MotoGP at Le Mans, Honda's 300th premier-class victory, after fending off an early Ducati challenge.

Full warm-up results for the French MotoGP Fabio Quartararo has delighted the home fans at Le Mans by topping warm-up ahead of the French MotoGP beating pole-sitter Marc Marquez and an impressive perf

Spencer Pigot stands as the fastest qualifier of the 103rd Indianapolis 500 Presented by Gainbridge as all drivers have made an attempt.

AmD Tuning's Sam Tordoff is hoping pole position for the opening Thruxton British Touring Car Championship race will mark the start of an upturn in results after a trying start to 2019.

MotoGP champion Marc Marquez claimed his 55th MotoGP pole position, despite a fall during a damp qualifying session at Le Mans. The feat puts the Repsol Honda rider equal with Valentino Rossi for premier-class poles, and only three behind all-time pole record holder Mick Doohan.

AmD Tuning's Sam Tordoff has clinched a dramatic last gasp British Touring Car Championship pole position after beating Dan Cammish in the dying seconds of qualifying at Thruxton.

1. Sam Tordoff Cobra Sport AmD AutoAid/RCIB Insurance Honda Civic Type R 1 minute 15.511 seconds 2. Dan Cammish Halfords Yuasa Racing Honda Civic Type R 1 minute 15.541 seconds

Marquez claims a wet pole position for the French MotoGP, despite a fall during qualifying at Le Mans. The Repsol Honda rider slid off after setting the early pace but was able to continue, while the worsening weather meant his earlier time remained unbeaten.

Honda's Dan Cammish will go into qualifying as the driver to beat after setting the fastest time during the second British Touring Car Championship practice session at Thruxton.

1. Dan Cammish Halfords Yuasa Racing Honda Civic Type R 1 minute 15.589 seconds 2. Rory Butcher Cobra Sport AmD AutoAid/RCIB Insurance Honda Civic Type R 1 minute 15.658 seconds

John McPhee used his Q1 experience to find the perfect lap at the right time and secure pole for the French Moto3 Grand Prix in Le Mans. 

The sight of Marc Marquez accumulating MotoGP race wins by the weekend is no new phenomenon. But leading every from the first corner then every lap in the manner and style of team-mate Jorge Lorenzo is.

Jorge Lorenzo admitted it was “tough” to recover, “get the motivation … be positive” and overcome an early morning spill at Le Mans, where he posted an impressive fourth fastest time in FP2.

Cal Crutchlow concedes he feels “like a broken record” when it comes to his major area of improvement with his 2019 Honda after suffering a fall triggered by poor front feeling during FP2 at the French MotoGP.

Jorge Lorenzo has brushed off a report stating HRC would be willing to dispense with his services at the end of 2019 should he not overcome his current struggles, saying it was nothing more than a “rumour” that comes about when “the situation is bad.”

Jorge Lorenzo began the Jerez MotoGP weekend hopeful of delivering his first front-running performance as a Repsol Honda rider, at one of his favourite tracks.

Victory by an RCV rider at this weekend's French MotoGP would mark Honda’s 300th premier-class win. It would be the latest milestone in a 53-year journey which began with Jim Redman’s win on an RC181 in 1966.

There have been scant reasons for Honda to be cheerful this season in the World Superbike Championship but when two of its bikes cracked the top four in wet warm-up at Imola on Sunday there was seemingly a glimmer of hope through the gloom that a good result was finally in the offing.

Click here for Sunday morning warm-up results  Jonathan Rea led a Kawasaki Racing 1-2 in morning warm-up ahead of Sunday’s two World Superbike Championship races as inclement weather threw a curve

Leon Camier could be facing time on the sidelines after being caught up in an unfortunate accident during Superpole for the fifth World Superbike Championship round at Imola.