The 2015 MotoGP title fight went down as one of the greatest in history, with so many riders managing to get involved in a ...

Lewis Hamilton and Valentino Rossi are both seven-time world champions, making them arguably the best to ever grace their ...

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Jorge Lorenzo’s father, Chicho Lorenzo, says Marc Marquez’s importance to MotoGP now is “unquestionable” and that his rivals “are comfortable” with that. At 32 years old, Marc Marquez became the ...

In the "Jordi Wild Podcast" at the end of the year, Jorge Lorenzo spoke openly for the first time about why he couldn't perform to his full potential in 2019, and ended his illustrious career at the ...

Jorge Lorenzo has revealed he hid a cryosauna in his motorhome during the 2015 MotoGP title battle and kept it “secret” from Valentino Rossi “to have a competitive advantage”. Former Yamaha team-mates ...

"Lorenzo taught me what it means to give your life for this sport." "Two days ago I was training in Almeria with Jorge [Lorenzo] and Maverick [Vinales], in the same box. They have a really good ...

Yamaha will officially race its new V4 engine in MotoGP from 2026, ending a legendary run with the inline-four. While Yamaha’s decision to swap out the inline-four power unit for its new V4 is ...

Tech3 KTM rider Maverick Vinales has turned to former Yamaha MotoGP star Jorge Lorenzo for support after the 2025 season, signing the five-time world champion as his performance coach. Having teased ...

Marc Marquez made an immediate impact on MotoGP by winning the title as a rookie in 2013. Since then, no Rookie of the Year has finished higher than fifth place. Among newcomers since Marquez, Fabio ...

Yamaha are pressing forward with their plans to switch all bikes to the V4 engine for the 2026 MotoGP season. Tuesday’s post-season test in Valencia is a critical point for them to understand how much ...

Fresh off the flight, Jorge Lorenzo steps into Singapore’s blur of heat, humidity and halogen lights. Part racetrack, part digital playground, the city feels alive — and Lorenzo’s right at home in ...