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Fabio Quartararo says he made his mind up to leave Yamaha at Valencia last year, citing a lack of enjoyment as his primary reason for walking away.
Joan Mir has admitted he underestimated how difficult it would be to compete for championships at Honda, revealing his early confidence in the project.
Raúl Fernández has opened up about a period when he realized his spot at Trackhouse Racing was far from guaranteed, casting doubt over his MotoGP career path.
Marco Bezzecchi admitted he did not expect to stand on the podium at the British MotoGP round as he continues to battle through a difficult injury period.
MotoGP paddock teams shared their assessments following Sunday's race at Silverstone, with riders and crew chiefs weighing in on results and performance.
MotoGP legend Casey Stoner has suggested Francesco Bagnaia drew the short straw following his world championship wins, raising questions about the Italian's situation at Ducati.
Johann Zarco continues his injury recovery while Marco Bezzecchi has returned to riding, offering encouragement for both riders ahead of their MotoGP comebacks.
Alex Marquez has opened up about the moment he finally felt he had carved his own identity in MotoGP, separate from his world champion brother Marc.
Jorge Lorenzo has opened up about why Yamaha made a mistake by not retaining him as a test rider, arguing his technical feedback could have helped the factory address its ongoing performance struggles.
Pedro Acosta has sent a clear message about his MotoGP ambitions, insisting he cannot afford to lose time as he pushes to establish himself at the top level.
Fabio di Giannantonio has opened up about the direct influence Valentino Rossi had on reshaping the way he rides in MotoGP competition.
Francesco Bagnaia has gone under the knife on his forearm and is now focused on being fit for the British Grand Prix at Silverstone.
