MotoGP

Qualifying Quali saw Fabio Quartararo, Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP P1, Alex Rins Team Suzuki Ecstar P2 and the now ever-present Johann Zarco, Pramac Racing P3. Fabio had looked sublime during the free practices and the other riders must have had

Qualifying Quali created a bit of a sensation as the rookie, but very capable Jorge Martin on his Pramac Racing Ducati took pole position. On the front row with him was Johann Zarco his teammate and Maverick Vinales, Monster Energy

Qualifying: For those of you who do not watch Moto3 and Moto2, and we recommend you do, this race was the first for many after months of frustration without our favourite sport. Quali turned out with an interesting twist, the

Last year around this time, the MotoGP class were caught out and left out. Whilst the Moto 2 and 3 guys had been testing at Qatar the MotoGP riders were at home and that is where they stayed, as the

Quali was 1. Pol Espargaro 2. Alex Rins 3. Takaaki Nakagami. Maverick Vinales had to start from the pit lane due to having to put engine no. 6 into his chassis and rule irregularities involving valves. Too complicated to discuss

Sunday 22nd November Before we dive into the race at the incredible Autodromo Internacional do Algarve, or as most are calling it Portimao, we need to look back to: Valencia: Although the race itself was generally a bit drawn out,

Quali had the newly empowered Franco Morbidelli P1, Fabio Quartararo P2 and nine times World Champion Valentino Rossi P3. An exciting prospect for a Yamaha, front row lockout. The Race: A stormer of a start from Franco Morbidelli saw him

Things were looking good for French local hero Fabio Quartararo, as he, once again put his Petronas Yamaha on pole for the Le Mans race. Having tackled a damp and sketchy Friday, Saturday was dry and Fabio was on form.

Pol on pole! that was the story for the Styrian MotoGP, or Austria 2.0. In terms of classification, it was P2 Takaaki Nakagami, P3Johann Zarco and then Joan Mir. However Zarco had a penalty for the huge accident in the

Misano, Rossi home territory, literally, as Tavullia his home town is just miles down the road, and the track is the playground for the VR46 squad, they often circulate on Yamaha R1's for fun and a bit of muscle memory.