Modernization efforts include a refreshed MotoGP logo and engaging social media campaigns, aiming to attract a fresh wave of enthusiasts while sustaining the interest of existing fans. Admirably ...

Yamaha says Alex Rins “was never in a condition to push” in his first MotoGP season on the M1 in 2024 but “we know what he is capable of”. Rins moved to his third new manufacturer in as ...

Lewis Hamilton is an avid admirer of not only Formula 1 but also other racing categories including MotoGP. The Briton has continued to expand his horizons by directing and producing a movie about the ...

Beirer opened up on the investment prospect in an interview with Speedweek, mentioning how the ongoing takeover of MotoGP by F1 owner Liberty Media attracted interest in KTM. He said: "The current ...

As KTM AG and its parent company Pierer Mobility entered insolvency court for their debt of around 3 billion Euros on Friday, rumors of their withdrawal from MotoGP ran rampant after it was ...

New information from Friday’s creditors’ meeting regarding KTM’s insolvency proceedings state the brand’s MotoGP project is “planned” to be axed to reduce costs. Reports on Friday ...

KTM's MotoGP project is reportedly set to be axed as part of cost-cutting measures amid the company’s insolvency proceedings. During Friday's creditors’ meeting at Austria’s Regional Court ...

Among the statements included is the following: “In order to reduce costs, the withdrawal from MotoGP Moto3/Moto2 is planned.” KTM issued a statement the same day stating that it would ...

How amazed were you about Yamaha's decision to abandon the inline-4, which has always been its signature engine in MotoGP? You seem to be cutting ties with the past. You are no longer using ...

In April, Liberty Media confirmed its willingness to acquire 86 percent of Dorna's shares, effectively becoming the owner of the two top motor sports, namely Formula 1 and MotoGP. We then often ...

We are confident this transaction will benefit MotoGP’s business, fans, viewers and the broader motorcycle industry. Market participants have widely recognized the benefits of the transaction.

Yamaha remains the only manufacturer on the current MotoGP grid that’s running an inline four-cylinder engine set-up, but the Japanese brand’s new V4 concept has accelerated recently, although it ...