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Marc Marquez says his 2018 Repsol Honda package is yet to reach the heights of his dominant 2014 MotoGP campaign but warns his performances are always “relative” to his competitors.

A Repsol generated interview with five-time 250GP race winner and MotoGP podium finisher Randy de Puniet, now working in the paddock with French Eurosport… Q: How did you see the MotoGP race at Le Mans?

Whatever happens at this weekend's Italian MotoGP, Marc Marquez will be leading the world championship on Sunday evening.

Leon Camier has been buoyed by the progress Red Bull Honda has produced with its new electronics package but is eager for the team to deliver more power to catch its World Superbike rivals.

Pierre Gasly says his long first stint on Pirelli’s Hypersoft tyres paved the way to his first points finish since Bahrain with an impressive seventh place for Toro Rosso Honda in Monaco.

Feedback regarding the resurfaced Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya was largely positive, after the majority of the MotoGP field tested there on Wednesday, with the quickest riders one second under the official lap record using a revised layout.

Leon Camier says he must take his injury comeback “session by session” at Donington Park as he tackles his World Superbike return from broken ribs for Red Bull Honda.

Marc Marquez has revealed his seat fitting ahead of his special Formula 1 test with Red Bull Racing alongside Repsol Honda teammate Dani Pedrosa.

Halfords Yuasa Racing's Matt Neal says the 2018 FK8 Honda Civic Type R's maiden British Touring Car Championship race victory has shown the Team Dynamics outfit are getting to grips with their new challenger.

MotoGP stars Marc Marquez and Dani Pedrosa will get the chance to try a Red Bull Racing F1 car.

Formula 1’s power unit manufacturers have voiced concerns about losing the MGU-H unit in the 2021 technical regulations shake-up, with Mercedes’ Andy Cowell seeing it as a “backwards step”.

Marc Marquez says he drastically altered his race strategy after seeing Andrea Dovizioso crash out at Le Mans with the reigning MotoGP world champion extending his points lead with a third consecutive victory.

Full MotoGP race results from Le Mans

Halfords Yuasa Racing's Matt Neal has made a triumphant return to the top step of the podium after winning the opening British Touring Car Championship race of the day at Thruxton.

1. Matt Neal Halfords Yuasa Racing Honda Civic Type R 16 laps 2. Colin Turkington Team BMW BMW 125i M Sport +0.860s 3. Dan Cammish Halfords Yuasa Racing Honda Civic Type R +3.699s

Having narrowly missed out on pole the day before, Marc Marquez made no secret of his race day intentions in Sunday morning’s MotoGP warm-up session at Le Mans, the Spaniard posting an ominous run ahead of setting the fastest time.

Ongoing medical tests mean it is currently still uncertain if Cal Crutchlow will be declared fit to take part in Sunday's French MotoGP. The LCR Honda rider suffered a vicious highside crash on the exit of Turn Nine in qualifying, rotating through the air before landing on his hip.

Halfords Yuasa Racing's Matt Neal has admitted his delight in securing a maiden pole position for Honda's latest British Touring Car Championship Civic Type-R machine at Thruxton.

Marc Marquez says a combination of better grip and aggressive riding is causing the high number of crashes across all three classes at Le Mans having endured his own off during the final practice session.

Honda's Matt Neal has taken his 18th career British Touring Car Championship pole position after eclipsing his own record from last season during qualifying at Thruxton.

1. Matt Neal Halfords Yuasa Racing Honda Civic Type R 1 minute 15.612 seconds 2. Colin Turkington Team BMW BMW 125i M Sport 1 minute 15.847 seconds

The Verizon IndyCar Series will switch to a more powerful engine formula from the 2021 season when it adopts new 2.4-litre twin-turbo V6 engines, capable of producing more than 900 BHP.

1. Dan Cammish Halfords Yuasa Racing Honda Civic Type R 1 minute 16.459 seconds 2. Colin Turkington Team BMW BMW 125i M Sport 1 minute 16.520 seconds

Maverick Vinales put Yamaha on top of the timesheets with a new Le Mans lap record of 1m 31.619s during Saturday morning's FP3 session. At one stage M1 riders were filling the top three places courtesy of Vinales, Valentino Rossi and Monster Yamaha Tech3's Johann Zarco.