However, what’s unfolded has been tougher than many could have foreseen. A hand injury in Portimao saw Marquez miss three rounds, while the German GP saw the #93 crash five times – the last one, in Warm Up, causing Marquez to injure his ankle, left thumb and ribs.
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A new agreement is being finalised that will see the Italian brand become an official supplier across the Road to MotoGP™ from 2024 to 2026
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Wondering how to go fast around the TT Circuit Assen? Take on board advice from the MotoGP™ World Champion!
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They call it the rollercoaster for a reason and the Finetwork FIM JuniorGP™ World Championship is ready to roll
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The world’s first motorsport Championship remains with SportKlub in Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Montenegro and North Macedonia
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Yamaha obviously have a decision to make. Speaking to motogp.com back in Austin, Yamaha’s Lin Jarvis said their “number one choice” would be Morbidelli. Jarvis also said, “All of these type of considerations, really, happen at the end of the first half of the season. Then we need to know, he needs to know, everyone needs to know for their planning for next year.”
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Worried by what to do during the five-week summer break? Do not fear, as the MotoGP™ eSport Championship kicks off this week, with gamers from around the world invited to take part in the Pro Draft’s first Online Challenge, which starts on Wednesday 28th June.
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And now, we’re thrilled to introduce the FullPass, a game-changing bundle that combines the best of both worlds. With the FullPass, you not only gain access to all the live race action through VideoPass but also unlock in-depth timing and analysis with TimingPass. It’s the ultimate MotoGP™ experience, giving you a comprehensive view of every thrilling moment on and off the track.
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So, it was all about the main straight! Whoever led at the beginning of the straight would be overtaken by the end of it, and it was like this until the race was run, the leader switching between any one of the top six. On the penultimate lap, Van Crugten led across the line, with Frellsen close behind. Using the slipstream, the Dane drew closer, then cutting the gas a bit, he stayed behind, knowing that if he passed, he would lose his advantage. On the second to last corner, Frellsen made his move on the leader Van Crugten, who had failed to close the door properly. Frellsen knew that, save for a mistake, no one would be able to pass him before the finish line. And so it was the great Dane who took his first victory in the category to the delight of his team who had been working hard to perfect strategy and bike setup all weekend.
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– Garage tours inside the MotoGP™ Team, MotoE™ Team, or Rookies Cup team’s home base.
– Meet a MotoGP™ Team Rider during an exclusive appearance.
– Guided MotoGP™ Paddock Tour or MotoE™ Paddock Tour to explore the backstage area.
– MotoE™ or Rookies Talent Cup Grid Access, getting up close to the race action.
– MotoE™ Podium Ceremony in parc fermé for post-race celebrations.
– Track Tour aboard an open-top truck for an unforgettable lap of the circuit.
– Service Road Tour in a BMW X5 to experience the speed of the riders up close, and more!
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