Crash.net gives its rider ratings for a 2025 Italian MotoGP that was dominated by Marc Marquez.
BővebbenIntense Competition and Team Dynamics: A Closer Look at Italian MotoGP Rider Ratings for the 2026 Season
Year: 2025
The Formula One Phenom: Inside Oscar Piastri’s Holistic Development with McLaren
McLaren Team Principal Andrea Stella has detailed how Oscar Piastri has evolved to become a prime title contender in just his third full-time F1 season in 2025.
BővebbenUnleashing Untapped Potential: The Dominance Awaited by the F1 Driver with a Small Adjustment
Shock F1 driver predicted to win EVERY race if one small change made
BővebbenRacing Thrills: Di Giannantonio’s Electrifying Podium Charge Stuns Against Bagnaia
VR46 Ducati rider Fabio Di Giannantonio celebrated his first premier class podium at Mugello with goosebumps, finishing third at the Italian Grand Prix. Despite being unable to challenge the Marquez brothers for victory, Di Giannantonio described reaching the rostrum as a “real dream.” He reflected on the special feeling of being on the podium in front of an enthusiastic crowd and paying tribute to Italian riders who inspired him. Di Giannantonio felt starting further back on the grid hindered his chances to fight for higher positions and acknowledged the need…
BővebbenThe Game-Changing Innovation Unveiled by a Former Red Bull F1 Driver and Adrian Newey
Robert Doornbos has disclosed an Adrian Newey innovation he had to test during his time with the famed F1 designer at Red Bull.
BővebbenDi Giannantonio’s Electrifying Comeback Against Bagnaia Sends Shivers Down Spine
VR46 Ducati rider Fabio Di Giannantonio celebrated his third place finish at Mugello during the Italian Grand Prix with goosebumps, calling it a real dream to reach the podium at his home MotoGP track. Despite the dominance of Marc Marquez and his brother Alex, Di Giannantonio pushed hard and made an aggressive late-race overtake on Francesco Bagnaia to secure his maiden premier class podium. The Italian rider expressed his joy at fulfilling a childhood dream of standing on the podium with special helmets and liveries in front of an amazing…
BővebbenBreaking Speed Barriers: The Halted Triumph of Bagnaia in MotoGP
Pecco Bagnaia’s 2025 MotoGP season remains a truly glum affair, as any flicker of a revival at Aragon was extinguished with a limp showing in his home race at Mugello
BővebbenMarc Marquez “breathing more than normal” in early Italian MotoGP battle
Marc Marquez “breathing more than normal” in early Italian MotoGP battle
BővebbenQuartararo’s Italian MotoGP Performance: A Major Setback for Yamaha
The Yamaha MotoGP team faced highs and lows at Mugello, with Fabio Quartararo securing the front spot in qualifying but struggling in both the sprint and main race at the Italian Grand Prix, finishing 14th in the latter. Quartararo attributed his performance decline in the races to chattering issues and deteriorating grip, making it challenging for the Yamaha bike in direction changes and physically demanding for him. Despite achieving pole positions in previous races, Quartararo expressed disappointment in Yamaha’s performance, especially in races where he had previously excelled, feeling puzzled…
BővebbenNurburgring 24 Hours: BMW wins after penalty for Porsche
Rowe BMW emerged as the victors of the Nurburgring 24 Hours race after a penalty was imposed on the leading Manthey EMA Porsche. Victory was claimed by the team consisting of Raffaele Marciello, Kelvin van der Linde, Jesse Krohn, and Augusto Farfus as a result of the penalty. The race had been tightly contested between #911 Porsche, driven by Kevin Estre, Ayhancan Guven, and Thomas Preining, and the Rowe BMW, with the former initially crossing the finish line first. However, a post-race penalty of 100 seconds was given to Estre…
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