Petronas SRT’s Fabio Quartararo admits it’s “difficult to win a race” in MotoGP on the Yamaha if he is not leading, due to the bike’s lack of power. The Yamaha has won four times this season in the hands of Quartararo at the Jerez double-header, his team-mate Franco Morbidelli in the San Marino Grand Prix,

Injured MotoGP world champion Marc Marquez admits he “expected much more” from erstwhile 2020 standings leader Fabio Quartararo after his double victory at Jerez in July. Marquez has been out since an aborted comeback attempt from a broken right arm suffered in a crash in the Spanish Grand Prix, and looks set to be sidelined

MotoGP completes its current triple-header at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya with the Catalunya Grand Prix. With a sixth different winner from the opening seven races, as Maverick Vinales claimed victory at last weekend’s Emilia Romagna GP, the most unpredictable season in MotoGP history has continued as the paddock heads to Barcelona for the rescheduled Catalunya GP.

Alex Marquez admits his seventh in the MotoGP Emilia Romagna Grand Prix was “not real” because the high attrition, but believes his pace was strong enough for the top 10. The Honda rider qualified down in 17th as he continues to struggle to extract the maximum on a fresh soft tyre on the “radical” RC213V

Pol Espargaro says his podium in the MotoGP Emilia Romagna Grand Prix is worth more to KTM “than a victory in Austria” given its struggles in the San Marino weekend. KTM won the Czech Grand Prix with Brad Binder, while Miguel Oliveira took his Tech3-run RC16 to the top of the rostrum in the Styrian

Suzuki’s Joan Mir says his back-to-back Misano podiums have come after his maiden rostrum in last month’s MotoGP Austrian Grand Prix gave him “overconfidence”. Mir has proven to be one of the most consistent riders in MotoGP in recent races, scoring 69 points from the last four rounds and making it the podium in three

Maverick Vinales became the sixth different winner in the 2020 MotoGP season after scoring victory in the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix at Misano. The Yamaha rider made big changes to his approach and to his Yamaha across the second Misano weekend after a disastrous San Marino GP, in which he went from a dominant poleman

Ducati’s Andrea Dovizioso is “still not able” to adapt his braking style to suit the 2020 Michelin MotoGP rear tyre after finishing eighth in a “strange” Emilia Romagna Grand Prix. Dovizioso has struggled with the additional grip the new construction rear tyre is providing, which is pushing the front of his bike on the way

Valentino Rossi believes he isn’t competitive enough to fight for the MotoGP title despite dropping only 26 points behind leader Andrea Dovizioso after crashing in the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix. After seven races of the 2020 season, just 27 points cover the top 10 riders in the standings, with four points splitting the top four.

Maverick Vinales says he was “happy to struggle” on Friday at the MotoGP Emilia Romagna Grand Prix as it led to his change in approach ahead of Sunday’s win. After fading dramatically after setting a record pole time in last weekend’s San Marino GP, Vinales found on Friday for the second Misano race that none

Francesco Bagnaia believes his crash out of a commanding MotoGP Emilia Romagna Grand Prix lead was caused by a visor tearoff or “something dirty on track”. The Pramac rider took the lead on lap six and quickly built up an advantage of over one second to the chasing Yamaha of Maverick Vinales. By lap 21,

Fabio Quartararo says he wasn’t shown a track limits warning from MotoGP race direction during the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix before he was handed a long lap penalty. The Petronas SRT rider was battling for the podium with Pol Espargaro and Joan Mir in the latter stages of the second Misano MotoGP race when he

Romano Fenati snatched his first Moto3 win in over a year at the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix – the scene of the controversial Moto2 incident which stalled his career in 2018. Fenati was banned from grand prix racing and lost his Snipers Moto2 rider and MV Agusta ride for 2019 in Moto3 when he grabbed

Maverick Vinales has claimed back-to-back pole positions at Misano ahead of the MotoGP Emilia Romagna Grand Prix. Here’s how and when you can watch the race. The factory Yamaha rider secured pole position following Francesco Bagnaia’s cancelled lap for exceeding track limits on a timed effort that would have given him P1 and the Misano

KTM’s Pol Espargaro says his FP3 crash was necessary in order to understand “the limit” for MotoGP Emilia Romagna Grand Prix qualifying, citing the speed of his rivals at Misano. Espargaro lost the front of his KTM at the Turn 6 left-hander in the closing stages of this morning’s FP3, though narrowly held onto a

Pramac Ducati’s Francesco Bagnaia blitzed the Misano lap record to top third practice for the MotoGP Emilia Romagna Grand Prix despite suffering a late crash. The cooler track conditions caught out a couple of riders in the early stages of FP3, with Pramac’s Jack Miller crashing at the first corner just a few minutes in.

KTM’s Pol Espargaro says his crash in MotoGP FP2 at the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix was a result of being forced to run the medium front tyre he “cannot use”. Espargaro has typically favoured the hard front tyre on his KTM this season, but due to having an allocation of just five to get through

Maverick Vinales admits “we didn’t find anything” to fix the grip woes on his Yamaha in MotoGP Emilia Romagna Grand Prix practice and will try something “very different” on Saturday. Vinales smashed the Misano lap record for San Marino GP pole, but struggled with his “usual” problems of a lack of grip and confidence on

Fabio Quartararo led a Petronas SRT 1-2 in a tight first practice session for the inaugural MotoGP Emilia Romagna Grand Prix at Misano. For the third time this season, MotoGP returns to the same circuit for a second grand prix, which also follows on from a one-day test on Tuesday. San Marino GP race winner