The Championship leader eventually gets the better of Top Gun but a post-race tyre pressure penalty for the #12 sees Morbidelli promoted to the podium
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The #93 beats the #73 in Doha to reclaim the Championship lead ahead of Grand Prix Sunday as the bronze medal battle heats up
A late lap record pole position, Yamaha on the front row, Bagnaia in the gravel: qualifying sets us up for a floodlit spectacular.
A new name emerges at the top in the desert and a familiar one returns as Martin gets back on track.
The #93 has been knocked off the top of the standings by his brother, Bagnaia’s up and running after a first win and the chance of the return we’ve all been waiting for.
A tense fight between the brothers unfolds in Termas as Morbidelli keeps Bagnaia behind to clinch a long-awaited Grand Prix podium with Ducati.
The #93 was run close by the #73 but it's the six-time MotoGP Champion who continues his 2025 victory streak, Bagnaia collects the bronze medal
#93 vs #73 continues in Argentina as Zarco puts Honda on the front row for the first time since 2023
Becoming the first rider to win on their Ducati factory debut since Casey Stoner in 2007, Marc Marquez departs Thailand with a perfect start to his title charge.
The six-time MotoGP Champion fends off Alex Marquez to earn a first gold medal of the season as Bagnaia holds off outstanding Ogura for P3
Just 0.173 covers the front row, Miller and Ogura put Yamaha and Aprilia on the chase in first qualifying shootout thriller of the season
New rivalries, fresh faces, line-up changes and much more. Gear up for Buriram as MotoGP blasts back into action
The #93 blasts out the blocks in Buriram with a big laptime on Wednesday, but there was PLENTY to talk about up and down the grid.
From the tuktuk parade and temple photo to our spectacular street and stage show in the afternoon, here's a full rundown of the event
The Sepang Test sees Ducati edge out Yamaha as the first three days of action conclude in 2025
Thursday proves a less dramatic day but one with a few interesting tidbits as Yamaha and Honda remain strong, and Ducati have some ups and downs.
As Martin, Di Giannantonio and Raul Fernandez are ruled out, Quartararo remains the rider to beat on the timesheets.
Fabio Quartararo (Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP) ends a busy Shakedown Test in Malaysia as the fastest, the only rider to dip into the 1:57s with a 1:57.794.
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