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Marc Marquez's 2026 MotoGP problems are getting worse
The Circuit of the Americas was supposed to properly kickstart Marc Marquez's MotoGP 2026 title bid - but instead Aprilia only pulled further clear. Matt Beer, Simon Patterson and Val Khorounzhiy dissect a weekend in which usual COTA domina
What’s going on with MotoGP’s frozen 2027 rider market
After a wild pre-season flurry of news about riders agreeing 2027 MotoGP deals and big moves, we’ve had barely any actual announcements of those deals being official. So what’s going on? Why the stalling, and does it mean any of the deals a
Who is to blame for Brazilian MotoGP chaos?
MotoGP's first Brazilian Grand Prix in 22 years was an absolute wild weekend - with a litany of dramas ranging from floods to a sinkhole on the main straight to an abrupt shortening of the race, plus riders picking lumps of churned-up aspha
Will MotoGP teams regret 2027 signings already?
MotoGP’s 2027 rider market moved VERY early… and then the season-opener might’ve come as a shock to some teams banking on their new signings having put old problems behind them. Messy at best, abject at worst starts to 2026 for Pecco Bagnai
Are Ducati and Marc Marquez in trouble in their MotoGP 2026 title defence?
Aprilia beat the brakes off MotoGP's usual dominant force Ducati in a fascinating 2026 season opener - so how worried should Ducati and star rider Marc Marquez be after a dispiriting Thai Grand Prix? Simon Patterson and Val Khorounzhiy disc
Our 2026 MotoGP season predictions
This might not be the most unpredictable season MotoGP has ever gone into, but there is very good reason to expect a much more open and intriguing 2026 campaign compared to 2025 - as Simon Patterson, Val Khorounzhiy and Matt Beer explain on
Winners and losers from 2026 MotoGP testing
MotoGP’s 2026 pre-season is over, so with the shakedown and two main tests complete and the season-opening Thai Grand Prix looming next weekend, who’s got most (and least) to smile about? Simon Patterson, Val Khorounzhiy and Matt Beer debat
Our take on MotoGP's axing of Philip Island + Which riders might be squeezed off the 2027 grid?
MotoGP is dropping one of its most iconic and beloved tracks as Phillip Island loses the Australian Grand Prix to the Adelaide street track. But is it really feasible to make Adelaide MotoGP-safe, and is the long game actually to take the r
Is Ducati about to make a huge mistake and more of your rider market questions
Is Ducati taking a huge risk in potentially putting Pedro Acosta alongside Marc Marquez for 2027, especially when it still has Fermin Aldeguer on its books too? Why has Ducati never seemed interested in Fabio Quartararo? Would Pecco Bagnaia
Alex Marquez and Ducati shine at Sepang - but has Bagnaia accepted 2027 exit?
MotoGP 2026 roared into life with the three-day pre-season test at Sepang, set against the backdrop of more and more dramatics on the rider market. The Race MotoGP Podcast panel of Matt Beer, Simon Patterson and Val Khorounzhiy delve into t
MotoGP's mad start to 2026
The first days of 2026 MotoGP testing have been dominated by talk of who's going where for 2027. There's a LOT for Val Khorounzhiy, Simon Patterson and Matt Beer to unpack as The Race MotoGP Podcast dives into Fabio Quartararo, Jorge Martin
Ducati’s 2026 MotoGP bike details and big Marquez admission
A pleasing but not-that-different MotoGP 2026 livery took centre stage in Ducati’s launch event ahead of its latest title defence - but there was a lot more to dig into from behind-the-scenes at its presentation. Senior figures shed some li
What we’ve learned from the first days of MotoGP’s ‘launch season’
MotoGP is another step closer to the start of its 2026 campaign with the start of the ‘launch season’, with team presentation events held by Yamaha satellite team Pramac, Ducati satellite team VR46 and the works Aprilia team. Simon Patterso
MotoGP 2026 line-ups ranked from worst to best
The 2026 MotoGP roster isn't all that different to how it looked last year - and the teams are all the same - but there's a lot of reason to feel differently about many of the pairings. The Race MotoGP Podcast panel of Matt Beer, Simon Patt
Our Top 10 MotoGP riders of 2025
Our usual end-of-year tradition at The Race MotoGP Podcast continues in 2025, as we select our aggregate top 10 of the riders in the premier class this season. Did all the race winners make the cut? How do we grade Pecco Bagnaia's season? W
What we’ve learned about a star MotoGP rookie’s adaptation and 2026 targets
Ahead of his MotoGP race debut in 2026, three-time World Superbike champion Toprak Razgatlioglu faces a weight of immediate expectation most rookies are spared from. Val Khorounzhiy is joined by Simon Patterson - who just spoke to Razgatlio
Acosta to Ducati? And other early 2027 MotoGP rumblings
The 2027 rule changes mean MotoGP riders and teams are going to have to take massive early punts with their next deals. It’s kicking off already with reports that Pedro Acosta’s camp is already angling to get him onto a factory Ducati, but
Should Yamaha let Quartararo leave? Listener questions answered
Yamaha is embarking on a bold new chapter with its V4 engine - but how hard should it work to make sure Fabio Quartararo is part of that chapter? The Race MotoGP Podcast crew (Matt Beer, Simon Patterson and Valentin Khorounzhiy) tackles thi
What we learned from day one of MotoGP 2026
The traditional post-season MotoGP test at Valencia effectively kicked off the 2026 season, so Matt Beer has made an exhausted and hungry Simon Patterson and Val Khorounzhiy join him for an extra edition of The Race MotoGP Podcast to talk a
MotoGP 2025 ends with a big warning to Ducati
Marc Marquez’s absence might make the end of the 2025 MotoGP season a deceptive picture, but Aprilia’s Valencia Grand Prix 1-2 and Ducati’s general woes since its new champion was hurt make for an intriguing winter. The Race MotoGP Podcast’
Can Acosta be a bigger 2026 threat to Marquez than Bezzecchi?
Marco Bezzecchi and Aprilia stole the show again in MotoGP, continuing their remarkable late-season run with an emphatic victory in the Portuguese Grand Prix at Portimao. But while Bezzecchi deserves to be seen as a legitimate challenger to
A major Ducati debut, plus five riders to watch as 2025 wraps up
Ducati's World Superbike star Nicolo Bulega is making his MotoGP debut in Portimão in relief of the injured Marc Marquez - and, even beyond him replacing the champion, it's more significant than your usual stand-in call-up. But does Bulega,
Free preview: Our take on 2015's infamous MotoGP flashpoint
We’ve been reliving MotoGP’s extraordinary 2015 season all year long in The Race Members’ Club (https://www.patreon.com/collection/1287804) and have reached the big flashpoints - the trilogy of the Phillip Island accusations, Sepang clash a
Moto3 crash overshadows Bagnaia and Marquez’s big weekends
Pecco Bagnaia’s yo-yo MotoGP 2025 season was back on the up at the Malaysian Grand Prix - at least until a puncture intervened - while Alex Marquez had even more to celebrate, but everything at Sepang was overshadowed by a terrible pre-race
What Aprilia’s surge means for MotoGP 2026
Ducati had its worst MotoGP race since 2021 in the Australian Grand Prix sprint, while Aprilia dominated the whole weekend - with works rider Marco Bezzecchi and Trackhouse’s Raul Fernandez splitting the race victories. So is the Aprilia no
MotoGP without Marc Marquez - who'll benefit most?
With Marc Marquez sidelined for at least the next two grands prix, the rest of the 2025 MotoGP field heads to the Australian Grand Prix with a much clearer shot at victory in the absence of the rider who’s had them all beaten for most of th
Ducati's new crisis: Marquez injury and fresh Bagnaia row
A week after Marc Marquez clinched the title and Pecco Bagnaia emphatically returned to form, everything went horribly wrong for the works Ducati MotoGP team at the Indonesian Grand Prix with Marquez suffering a new injury when taken out by
Marquez’s title but Bagnaia has the real big weekend
While Marc Marquez clinched a very early and emotional 2025 MotoGP title at Motegi, it was his Ducati team-mate Pecco Bagnaia who actually dominated the weekend - a far cry from his terrible form in recent weeks. Simon Patterson, Val Khorou
Ducati’s new 2026 MotoGP hierarchy
As Alex Marquez gets upgraded to the same Ducati spec as brother Marc for the 2026 MotoGP season, The Race MotoGP Podcast delves into Ducati’s hierarchy, pecking order and bike specification puzzle with Simon Patterson, Megan White and Matt
Marquez's main 2026 threat? Bezzecchi's big weekend
Marco Bezzecchi didn’t quite win the San Marino Grand Prix, but across the Misano weekend he made life much harder for Marc Marquez than the runaway championship leader has been used to in 2025 - and it showed when Marquez crashed from the
