
Alex Marquez Steps Out of Marc's Shadow in Breakthrough MotoGP 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.
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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.

Alex Marquez has opened up about the moment he truly established his own identity in MotoGP, separate from the legacy of his famous older brother Marc.

Francesco Bagnaia has directly contradicted Pedro Acosta's suggestion that nobody is chasing the 2026 MotoGP championship, insisting the title remains very much wanted.

A MotoGP rider under pressure has hit back hard at speculation linking him to a championship exit, calling the rumours 'stupid' and insisting he is focused on racing.

Two-time MotoGP world champion Pecco Bagnaia is joining Aprilia on a four-year contract, a move that could reshape the balance of power in grand prix motorcycle racing.

Jack Miller is eyeing a Honda seat in World Superbike, but his reported million-euro salary demand is holding up a potential deal, according to motorcyclesports.net.

Jack Miller's personal assistant has shed light on why the MotoGP rider has a strong aversion to breaking in new race suits, calling his dislike 'absolute'.

LCR Honda team principal Lucio Cecchinello believes Marc Marquez had the speed and resilience to have outlasted Casey Stoner if the Australian had stayed on the grid in 2013.

Álex Márquez has admitted he suffered psychologically from competing under the enormous reputation of his older brother Marc throughout his early career.

The 2026 MotoGP season is drawing in fans for unexpected reasons. Close racing, unpredictable crashes, and tight points standings are keeping viewers glued to every round.

Ducati has made its 2027 MotoGP lineup priorities clear, backing Joan Mir and Fermin Aldeguer with factory machinery while Nicolo Bulega is left without a works ride.

Ducati team manager Davide Tardozzi says the Italian media turned personal and abusive after Marc Marquez was signed to ride for the factory Ducati squad.