“The key is that you have to be patient, knowing that at that moment you can’t do what you want or what you’d like. But in your mind it has to be like ‘Ok, I cannot now, but I will’. It’s not the same as thinking ‘I cannot now, and maybe I won’t be able to then either…’ It’s very different. You have to accept that this situation, maybe it’s difficult for you, but somehow and some way, you will find that road that takes you there to be able to do it again.”

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“Marc for me is the man to beat,” said Rins, during Thursday’s episode of MotoGP™ Live: A Sit Down With. “The rivalry is so high. Already in 2019, I shared more moments on track with him and, for sure, when he wins or he finishes in front of me, I finish the race and I’m a bit angry. I want to beat him but also, it’s like this for him. I remember in Silverstone when I beat him, he was so angry, so, so angry.”

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And to add to the excitement, BT Sport presenter Suzi Perry speaks to Valentino Rossi – winner at the 2013 Dutch GP – about the nine-time World Champion’s future. Rossi explains his thoughts about a potential Petronas Yamaha SRT switch, the thought of retirement and more – it’s not to be missed. So if you can, tune in to BT Sport at 10am on Sunday the 31st of May for a morning of MotoGP™ greatness.

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“He’s the right rider to do it I believe, and I think he can – when I retire and guide him. But that’s up to him, whether he wants me to do that for him or not,” joked the British rider, who stood on the rostrum with Miller at the 2019 Australian Grand Prix – behind a certain Marc Marquez.

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“The Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix puts Phillip Island on the global stage and it’ll be back better than ever in 2021.”

Carmelo Ezpeleta, CEO of Dorna Sports: “We’re saddened to have to announce the cancellation of these iconic events after finding no way through the logistical and operational issues resulting from the pandemic and rearranged calendar. Silverstone and Phillip Island are always two of the most thrilling race weekends of the season, with both tracks never failing in their promise to deliver some of the closest racing in our Championship.

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Mike Leitner, Red Bull KTM Race Manager: “I’m really happy we could organise these two days here in Spielberg and get the MotoGP team back on track. It was a big effort to get it done but we tested everybody, made it happen and I think it was key for the mentality of the company, the team, everyone in the racing department and especially the riders. In general, we have been lucky with the weather. It was good for Pol to get back to race speed: after such a long time off the bike riders really need laps. For Dani also it was important to restart the test programme. Thanks go to the team for making this happen and to Spielberg for letting us test here. We now hope to have more news on the calendar in the middle of June and we are really looking forward to go racing again.”

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The Spanish duo were joined by other Spanish Grand Prix riders in Barcelona, with Jorge Martin (Red Bull KTM Ajo), Xavi Vierge (Petronas Sprinta Racing), Albert Arenas (Aspar Team Gaviota), Gabriel Rodrigo (Kömmerling Gresini Moto3) and Raul Fernandez (Red Bull KTM Ajo) on track, with former Moto3™ rider and current WorldSSP300 competitor Ana Carrasco also in attendance.

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The Grand Prix Commission has issued an update on MotoGP™, Moto2™ and Moto3™ engine allocations for the upcoming 2020 campaign

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The list stretches from current Repsol Honda Team Manager Alberto Puig winning the 1995 500cc Spanish Grand Prix, to motogp.com pitlane reporter Simon Crafar’s famous Donington Park 500cc win in 1998. You can also watch names such as Ben Spies claim his sole MotoGP™ victory when he picked up P1 at Assen in 2011, with Jeremy McWilliams’ Cathedral of Speed triumph in the 250cc Grand Prix in 2001 also featuring. Watch all these races – and more – for FREE over the next seven days!

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