MotoGP

It’s too early yet to write mercurial Marc Marquez out of the shortened 2020 MotoGP title race, despite the Spaniard being out of action for this weekend’s Czech Republic Grand Prix following an unexpected second round of surgery on his broken arm. The eight-time world champion, who crashed

The sun is shining on Fabio Quartararo while Marc Marquez sits on the MotoGP sidelines. The fast Frenchman scored his second successive win of the season in the Andalusian Grand Prix with a flawless and dominant lights-to-flag victory in searing conditions at Jerez. Marquez didn’t even make the start

Marc Marquez is not human. How else to you explain his miraculous return to the MotoGP just days after major surgery to repair a broken arm? And then there was his super-human ride in the Spanish Grand Prix, when the Honda hero sliced-and-diced his rivals on the comeback charge from

Marc Marquez is almost certain to surrender his MotoGP world championship crown in 2020. Despite starring in the opening race in Spain, where he out-rode everyone in the field, a massive crash – his second of the day – sent him to hospital with a broken upper right arm. Fast Frenchman Fabio

Legendary MotoGP racer Valentino Rossi has his money on Marc Marquez to win this year’s MotoGP world title. Pushed to pick his Top 5 for 2020 at the Spanish Grand Prix, the Italian champion called Vale goes for Marquez, who is trying for a ninth championship which would equal

THE 2021 MotoGP championship has shaped the way this year’s 2020 title fight will be run and won, even before the first race this weekend. As mercurial Marc Marquez wheelies into action to defend his eighth world title at the opening round of the revised 13-round series to be