Category: motorcycle

Bastianini’s manager speaks out

Through an official statement, the MotoGP premier class announced that it will run at Goiânia International Racetrack Ayrton Senna from 2026 to 2030.

During the podcast “Viva el Futebol” Fantantonio made a digression on the MotoGP.

“For me it’s 90% running, it’s clear that developments are a big question mark,” emphasizes the Romagnolo’s manager.

The Catalan pilot spoke ahead of 2025

“We showed all the sportsmanship we could by leaving the drivers free to play for the championship until the end without any team orders.”

“In MotoGp, the fantastic four did something crazy,” he pointed out.

The former Ducati centaur returned to talk about the possible rainbow fight between the two new teammates.

Ducati rider at the Ranch after six years

The reigning world champion is already focused on the upcoming season.

The multiple MotoGp champion will be back on track this weekend for the final round of the GT World Challenge Europe season.

The Spanish pilot takes off a few pebbles

Ducati’s team manager returned to the possible coexistence of the two stars within the same stable starting next season.

The MotoGP agent without mincing words

“It’s a situation I hadn’t experienced until now. There is no number 1 or number 2, but the one who has the most voice is Pecco because he has won 11 races. He is the one who has to take the lead in these first races.”

The fresh MotoGP world champion already declares himself changed from the past and sets his new bar.

Ducati team principal welcomes the Catalan to the team

Ducati’s CEO commented on Jorge Martin’s MotoGP victory.

“When Jorge did not go to the Ducati Factory team he was sad, as Ducati preferred Bastianini to him. He called me and said, ‘Boss, don’t worry, we’re going to make history,'” the Pramac Racing patron says.

Spanish centaur celebrates his title

The Spanish centaur finished third overall

Ducati centaur must surrender

Tension melts away after the race

Spanish pilot honored for his impressive regularity

Beaten Gonzalez and Moreira, on their first career podium, disappoint the Italians.

For him, it is success number 14 in a single season-an unprecedented achievement.

The Fantic Racing Moto2 rider took his sixth pole of the season.

“I hit the podium goal, I aim to do it again tomorrow. The road is the right one, it’s just a matter of completing it.”

The two-time world champion wins the sprint race and puts everything off until Sunday.

“I’m taking one step back and two steps forward,” said the Palestrina centaur.