Alex Marquez now holds a 70-point cushion over Francesco Bagnaia after finishing second to brother Marc in the Italian MotoGP.
BővebbenThe Unforeseen Clash: Alex Marquez’s Perspective on the Unexpected Collision between Bagnaia and Marquez
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Bradley Ray Dominates Snetterton with Unprecedented Triple Victory
Bradly Ray took home every piece of Silverware possible to achieve back to back triple race wins for the first time in British Superbike history at Snetterton.
BővebbenRising to the Occasion: Kyle Ryde’s Determined Journey to the Podium
Kyle Ryde missed out on the podium after his move to improve didn’t pay off but was rewarded for fighting back with second in the third race at Snetterton.
BővebbenHaslam Conquers Snetterton to Reach the Podium in Spectacular Climbing Victory
Leon Haslam was pleased with his progress on the Moto Rapido Ducati to improve to a third place finish by the final British Superbike race at Snetterton
BővebbenMarco Bezzecchi was “dreaming” of Italian MotoGP podium but “my pace was not enough”
Fifth place for Marco Bezzecchi at the Italian MotoGP is all his pace would allow, he says.
BővebbenSportsmanship On Display: Franco Morbidelli’s Humble Apology After Maverick Vinales Clash
Franco Morbidelli ended up serving two long lap penalties in the Italian MotoGP after a failed lunge on Maverick Vinales.
BővebbenThrills and Triumphs: Unleashing the British Superbikes at Snetterton 2025 – Race Recap (3)
Results from race three, round three of the 2025 Bennetts Superbike Championship at Snetterton, where Bradley Ray competed back to back triple race wins.
BővebbenIntense Competition and Team Dynamics: A Closer Look at Italian MotoGP Rider Ratings for the 2026 Season
Crash.net gives its rider ratings for a 2025 Italian MotoGP that was dominated by Marc Marquez.
BővebbenMarc Marquez “breathing more than normal” in early Italian MotoGP battle
Marc Marquez “breathing more than normal” in early Italian MotoGP battle
BővebbenFabio Di Giannantonio’s Triumph: A Daring Pursuit of Podium Glory in Italian MotoGP
Fabio Di Giannantonio told himself it was “P3 or nothing” in the closing stages of the Italian MotoGP.
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