MotoGP fans and riders went full throttle: record donation at the ‘GP of Champions’

It wasn’t just on the track that records were broken at the Silverstone GP. The ‘GP of Champions’, held in aid of the charity Two Wheels for Life, raised a record sum of 234,000 euros.

Kick-off in South America: 2027 MotoGP season-opening event in Rio de Janeiro

The 2027 MotoGP season will kick off in Brazil. On 21 February, a huge fan party will be held in Rio de Janeiro, where the riders and teams will be officially presented.

Crutchlow disappointed: “Not the British GP I’d been hoping for”

Cal Crutchlow (Honda) didn’t finish either race at Silverstone. Why things didn’t go well for the MotoGP veteran – and why he nevertheless left the historic circuit with fond memories.

From MotoGP’s problem child to winner: Trackhouse on Raul Fernandez’s transformation

Trackhouse owner Justin Marks witnessed Raul Fernandez’s Silverstone victory first-hand. Following the success, the American revealed just how uncertain the Spaniard’s MotoGP future had been for weeks.

Pol Espargaro (13th) after duel with Razgatlioglu: gap is “embarrassing”

KTM stand-in rider Pol Espargaro did at least pick up a few points during his MotoGP outing at Silverstone, but the gap of more than 40 seconds is a source of embarrassment for the former Moto2 world champion.

After a serious crash in Barcelona: Johann Zarco (Honda) back on the bike

LCR Honda veteran Johann Zarco is currently preparing intensively for his MotoGP comeback. The Frenchman recently trained on a Supermoto bike during a private session.

Luca Marini (10th) is alarmed: “The gap to Aprilia is huge!”

Luca Marini was the best-placed Honda rider at the MotoGP in Silverstone, finishing ninth. The Italian was satisfied with his own race – but the gap to the front-runners was a cause for concern.

Diogo Moreira: Why 10th place at Silverstone doesn’t satisfy him

LCR Honda rider Diogo Moreira picked up further World Championship points at the MotoGP weekend at Silverstone. However, the Brazilian was not entirely satisfied with his 10th-place finish.

KTM ace Brad Binder (8th) reflects: “Perhaps I was a bit too cautious”

Brad Binder finished the MotoGP race at Silverstone in 8th place. Starting from 18th on the grid, he staged a strong comeback – he felt good on his KTM. Which is why even more might have been possible.