
Jorge Martín Leads MotoGP 2026 Title Race by Razor-Thin Margin
Jorge Martín sits at the top of the MotoGP 2026 standings, but only 24 points separate the top five riders in one of the tightest championship battles in recent memory.
MotoGP Correspondent
Luca Moretti is 21.fun's MotoGP correspondent, following the championship from free practice to the podium with an eye for race strategy and tech.

Jorge Martín sits at the top of the MotoGP 2026 standings, but only 24 points separate the top five riders in one of the tightest championship battles in recent memory.

The FIM has carried out an official inspection of the Ningbo circuit in China, signaling serious interest in adding the venue to the WorldSBK calendar as early as 2027.

Australian Motorcycle News columnist Peter Bom examines how a new generation of MotoGP riders is overshadowing the sport's established champions.

From an unlikely title comeback to an Australian legend's farewell, the second half of the MotoGP season is packed with narratives worth watching closely.

Luca Marini is reportedly set to join the Tech3 KTM satellite squad for 2027 and 2028, partnering Australian rookie Senna Agius at the French-based team.

Johann Zarco continues his injury recovery while Marco Bezzecchi has returned to riding, offering encouragement for both riders ahead of their MotoGP comebacks.

Alan Ritchson is joining forces with Netflix on a high-octane action project seen as a substitute for the stalled Fast & Furious franchise sequel.

Ducati CEO Claudio Domenicali has expressed confidence that the Italian manufacturer can still fight for the MotoGP world title despite a troubled start to the season.

Alan Ritchson is developing a MotoGP-set heist movie with a writer from the Fast & Furious franchise, while also addressing delays on the Fast X follow-up.

Alan Ritchson has signed a first-look deal with Netflix and is set to star in a MotoGP heist thriller produced by Fast & Furious writer Chris Morgan.

South African MotoGP star Brad Binder has confirmed he will switch to BMW's World Superbike programme when his current deal expires after the 2026 season.

Alex Marquez is having his best MotoGP campaign yet, finally carving out an identity separate from his world champion brother Marc, according to motorcyclesports.net.