MotoGP Interviews

“The team has changed a lot in terms of organisation. I feel that what Romano [Albesiano] did so far was … I don't want to say miracle, but he took care of so many aspects that for sure it was too much.”

'It's made me stronger, because I had some really tough seasons' - Fabio Quartararo, Petronas Yamaha Sepang MotoGP team.

“I’ve got a really good thing happening at the minute… I just need to make another step up and keep working. I feel I’m getting better with age" - Jack Miller.

Max Biaggi on a return to world championship racing with his own team Max Racing in Moto3 for 2019 and what it means to him

“When I worked with him history showed me that those taller or heavier riders took over bikes from him, and were always immediately fast” – Mike Leitner

Hafizh Syahrin opens up about life as Malaysia’s first MotoGP rider, the steep learning process and his role in his country’s continued rise in the sport

'The plan is to do well this year, go for the Moto2 title next year and then to MotoGP' - Marcel Schrotter.

'At the moment we don’t even have a team manager. There are good people in the team and that’s why it’s still running and working but there are people at the top missing' - Tom Luthi.

“This season when you feel good on the bike and you are close to the top six and the bike stops three times … [pause] it’s not easy to be calm at the next round.”

“We need to make another step and be a good partner for [Zarco]. I feel fully responsible for that. I don’t want to destroy his career, to take him down from his level to our level. I want to lift our project to his level.”

'You’ve got to take your hat off to Dovizioso. He just kept working mainly on him, and what he needed to get better. There have been riders in the past that have done that. Wayne Rainey’s one of them' – Kenny Roberts.