MotoGP Interviews

'We engineers predict and make something, then somebody from a different planet comes along and does something we never expected!' - HRC Technical Manager Takeo Yokoyama on Marc Marquez's latest MotoGP title victory.

Former MotoGP commentator Nick Harris talks all things Grand Prix racing, who could be considered the greatest of all time and which is the best era of racing.

Crash.net speaks with the Clinica Mobile’s Dr Michele Zasa on Marc Marquez’s rapid recovery from serious shoulder surgery, and when the reigning MotoGP world champion will have recovered full fitness.

'Engine configuration is a bit different, but with the electronics we could make power delivery smoother... There are some question marks, but for sure we have stepped up' - Yamaha MotoGP team manager Massimo Meregalli talks winter changes to the M1.

'I feel this eagerness to get back on top from everybody at Yamaha' - Franco Morbidelli, Petronas Yamaha Sepang MotoGP team.

'It's always been a career dream or, being honest, a childhood dream to have a MotoGP team' - Razlan Razali, Sepang CEO.

“I needed a change … I said to Michael [Bartolemy, manager], ‘Get me a bike that can win the championship'. I don’t care where or what. I don’t even care if it has one wheel. If it can win, get me that bike and I will do what I can do" - Scott Redding.

Suzuki team boss Davide Brivio on his squad's 2018 breakthroughs in MotoGP, the next steps for Alex Rins and 2019 aims...

Ahead of his final bow for Monster Yamaha Tech3, Johann Zarco looks over a MotoGP campaign of highs and lows plus what the future holds at Red Bull KTM

“The first time … was like a game, a pleasure and then when I grew up I started to be more serious and take this game like a job. But it’s always fun.”

'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.