Lewis Duncan

2 days ago | crash.net | Lewis Duncan |James Dielhenn |Peter McLaren |Lewis Larkham

MotoGP championship leader Marc Marquez says he will manage his “weak point” “in a different way” at the Aragon Grand Prix following his recent spate of Sunday crashes. The factory Ducati rider has been the fastest rider on the grid for much of the first seven rounds of the 2025 season and leads the standings by 24 points. But his near-perfect sprint win record of six out of seven has been paired with inconsistency on Sundays, with wins at COTA and Jerez going missing due to crashes.

2 days ago | crash.net | Lewis Duncan |James Dielhenn |Peter McLaren |Lewis Larkham

VR46 MotoGP rider Franco Morbidelli has doubled down on his criticism of Honda’s Aleix Espargaro following their tangle at the British Grand Prix, saying “I could have been worse”. The pair collided on the opening lap of the British GP at the Vale chicane, when HRC wildcard Aleix Espargaro crashed and took Franco Morbidelli with him. No stewards action was taken on the incident, though both had strong opposing views after the Silverstone race.

2 days ago | crash.net | Lewis Duncan |James Dielhenn |Peter McLaren |Lewis Larkham

Pramac Yamaha MotoGP rider Jack Miller says there is no news on his 2026 contract talks but believes he is “showing people I’m not f*****g useless” this season. The four-time MotoGP race winner is one of four riders on an expiring contract this season and has been the subject of numerous paddock rumours lately. The main gossip now centring on the Pramac squad is double World Superbike champion Toprak Razgatlioglu having signed a deal to join the Yamaha satellite next season.

2 days ago | crash.net | Lewis Duncan |James Dielhenn |Peter McLaren |Lewis Larkham

Every time I step into the changing room at my ice hockey practice, I’m never not amazed at just how many people in there are wearing Formula 1 merchandise. From something that even 10 years ago was still considered a niche, the explosion in popularity for F1 - whatever your opinions on its direction - is a testament to the job Liberty Media has done since taking over ownership in 2017.

2 days ago | crash.net | Lewis Duncan |James Dielhenn |Peter McLaren |Lewis Larkham

Pedro Acosta’s patience with KTM remains tested ahead of the MotoGP Aragon Grand Prix, as he believes “12 days” since the last round is “time enough” to have found something. The 21-year-old noted after the British Grand Prix that he “does not accept” the competitive situation KTM is in right now and is “not patient”, as he urged the Austrian manufacturer to make gains quickly. It came after what he described as a “race of hopelessness” at Silverstone, in which he came from 14th to sixth.