Moto3

I don't know about you, but I'm done watching football. BUT finally! We get to see the @MotoGP grid racing this weekend with the first of 2 races in Jerez in 2 weekends. They will be joined by Moto3, Moto2

BSB, WorldSBK and MotoGP updates... all championships are currently on hold with; BSB Rounds 1-4 having been postponed without any dates announced as yet. WorldSBK Round 1 went ahead in Australia with Alex Lowes leading now the championship. Since then

At last! The new season for MotoGP in a new decade. Much to look forward to, and then, Coronavirus! A nasty, previously unknown strain of the flu virus, spreading disruption on a global scale. So no MotoGP race, Qatar deciding

Quali had thrown up an interesting grid for Moto3 with @m16no on pole, @24marcosramirez second and Andrea Migno teammate @jaumemasia5 third. The currently Mugen Racewear sponsored bikes of Migno and Masia will not be on the grid in 2020, as

Shell Malaysia Motorcycle @Moto3 Sepang On pole after quail was@24MarcoRamirez, his second and consecutive after Australia. Next to him @Tatsuki_Suzuki_24 and@JohnMcP17. Drama from the get-go before the Moto3 guys even settled on the grid, with@JaumeMasia5having a problem with his bike,

Moto3, Australia Phillip Island One of the favourite “flyaways”, Phillip Island is a track that gets the thumbs up from riders and spectators alike. Many surprises at this track, seemingly at the end of the world, as it is right

So the @MotoGP circus finds itself moving away from the comfort zone of the European races and into the cauldron of the first flyaway. The Chang Circuit at Burriam proved, however, to be a mix-up, with heavy storms and lots

The Moto3 Qualifying was no surprise considering the pace of these front runners in recent outings. On pole @tony_arbolino, with @lorenzodallaporta48 next to him and completing the line up in third, @raulfernandez_25 Typical of Moto3, the start was an explosion