Latest MotoGP Gossip

In today’s MotoGP gossip column Andrea Iannone has admitted he ‘suffered a lot’ with doping ban and subsequent future without MotoGP, while former 250cc world champion Marco Melandri makes headlines by joking about contracting COVID-19.

In today’s MotoGP gossip column, Danilo Petrucci admits the last two years of his MotoGP career were spent in the ‘wrong team’, while Jorge Lorenzo claims he would have stayed with Honda beyond 2019 had it not been for his Assen crash.

In today’s MotoGP gossip, Pol Espargaro believes team-mate Marc Marquez is still the best rider on the grid, while Casey Stoner wants to see technical changes to improve racing.

MotoGP riders say COTA will need at least a partial resurfacing if the April 2022 event is to go ahead as planned.

In this week’s MotoGP Gossip column, Cal Crutchlow is set to replace Maverick Vinales for the British Grand Prix, Thomas Luthi confirms he will retire at the end of 2021 and how rookie sensation Jorge Martin came close to quitting the sport.

In this week’s MotoGP Gossip Column, Speedweek are reporting that Raul Fernandez is expected to make the switch to MotoGP with Tech 3 KTM, while Jorge Lorenzo says Maverick Vinales’ split from Yamaha came as a 'surprise' but that he’s ‘suffered a lot’ due to Fabio Quartararo’s dominance.

In this week’s latest MotoGP Gossip column, Alberto Puig says only Marc Marquez can do what he’s doing ‘with an arm and a half’ and Pol Espargaro’s departure from KTM meant promoting it’s younger talent a year early according to Pit Beirer. 

In this week’s MotoGP Gossip column, Aleix Espargaro says ‘it’s hard to see’ Andrea Dovizioso as his team-mate and that he ‘hasn’t been very competitive so far’, while Kevin Schwantz throws out the unlikely but not impossible idea of Maverick Vinales returning to Suzuki. 

In this week’s MotoGP Gossip column, father of Maverick Vinales, Angel Vinales says the Yamaha M1 never suited the riding style of his son, Aleix Espargaro believes the Moto2 riders who turned down Aprilia ride will regret it, while Moto3 superstar Pedro Acosta could be on the verge of signing a two-year contract in Moto2.

In this week’s MotoGP Gossip column Ducati Corse General Manager, Luigi Dall’Igna, says Ducati would have treated 2020 championship runner-up Franco Morbidelli better than Yamaha did, while Alex Criville picks out Johann Zarco as Fabio Quartararo’s main rival for the 2021 championship.