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Jorge Martin Returns to Motegi Leading Marc Marquez by 12 Points

Jorge Martin returns to Motegi leading Marc Marquez by 12 points, the same circuit where a Sprint collision with his own Aprilia teammate broke his…

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Trackhouse Racing Welcomes Ai Ogura To The House

Ai Ogura Carries a Nation’s Quiet Hunger Into His Home Grand Prix

Ai Ogura grew up the son of a truck driver in a Tokyo suburb, and his father stopped coaching him at age seven, telling him…

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How Fabio Quartararo Turned Into Honda’s Hungriest Free Agent

Fabio Quartararo compared himself to a dog that hasn’t eaten for three days when asked whether four winless seasons have dulled his hunger. The 2021…

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Somkiat Chantra Returns to MotoGP as Honda’s Injury Replacement at Motegi

Somkiat Chantra is returning to MotoGP at Motegi as Honda’s injury replacement for Joan Mir, who is sidelined with unexplained fatigue that has already cost…

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Why Takaaki Nakagami Returns to Motegi for What Could Be His Final Race

Takaaki Nakagami will step back onto a MotoGP bike at Motegi for what he says could be his final competitive race, at the same track…

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Why Pecco Bagnaia Chose Aprilia Over Ducati’s Wreckage

Francesco Bagnaia will leave Ducati for Aprilia in 2027, ending a partnership that delivered two world titles and a bruising final season he has called…

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Why Marc Marquez Is Already Studying His 2027 Rivals

Marc Marquez, freshly committed to Ducati through 2027, has started naming the rival moves he finds most fascinating, singling out Pedro Acosta, Pecco Bagnaia and…

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Enea Bastianini Wins At Silverstone, Jorge Martín Takes MotoGP World Championship Lead

How Jorge Martin Defended Second Place Like His Championship Depended On It

Jorge Martin retook the MotoGP championship lead in Austria by winning Saturday’s sprint after being shoved wide on the opening lap, then held second on…

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Why Pedro Acosta’s Most Embarrassing Mistake Led to His First MotoGP Win

Pedro Acosta won his first premier-class MotoGP race at the Austrian Grand Prix on Sunday, a day after crashing out of the lead of Saturday’s…

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Pedro Acosta Owns a Brutal Mistake That Cost Him His Home Grand Prix

Pedro Acosta led the Austrian MotoGP sprint by three seconds before crashing out with three laps remaining, handing the win to title rival Jorge Martin….

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