Bezzecchi spoke after the Assen accident: "There's no giving up."“
Marco Bezzecchi suffered a hard fall at turn 15, which is taken at 200 km/h, during the Dutch GP; no fractures were found during the examinations, and the driver was discharged from the hospital the same day.
Official: Quartararo and Rins are leaving Yamaha at the end of 2026.
Yamaha has officially announced that it will part ways with 2021 world champion Fabio Quartararo and Alex Rins at the end of 2026. Quartararo is moving to Honda; Martin and Ogura are expected for 2027.
Lessons learned from the Acropolis: Ogier's mastery and Katsuta's rise.
Sébastien Ogier's victory in Greece wasn't the only topic of conversation. Katsuta's title aspirations, Solberg's poor run of form, and M-Sport's career-record performances — the lessons learned from the Acropolis.
Hamilton and Leclerc can't understand Ferrari's pace in Austria.
Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc were eliminated from the podium battle early in the Formula 1 Austrian Grand Prix due to excessive rear tire wear on Ferrari. Both drivers made clear statements about the post-race decline in pace…
Regarding the Marquez-Di Giannantonio collision, he said, "I accept it and I'm keeping quiet."
Marc Marquez announced that they accepted the race director's decision following his contact with Fabio Di Giannantonio in the final part of the Dutch GP, and gave a witty response to a question linking the incident to the Rossi incident in 2015.
Russell won the Austrian GP; Verstappen finished 1.6 seconds behind.
George Russell won the 2026 Austrian Grand Prix, maintaining his lead from pole position. Max Verstappen finished second, and his teammate Kimi Antonelli came in third.
Wolff: "In Austria, it was Verstappen himself who made Red Bull dangerous."“
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff said that Red Bull's competitive performance at the Austrian GP was due more to Max Verstappen's individual contribution than to the update applied to the car.
Ogura secured his first MotoGP victory in Assen; Bezzecchi crashed.
Ai Ogura achieved his first MotoGP victory at the Dutch Grand Prix, becoming the first Japanese rider to win at Motegi since Makoto Tamada in 2004. Championship leader Marco Bezzecchi, meanwhile…
Regarding the Marquez-Di Giannantonio collision, he said, "I accept it and remain silent."
Marc Marquez has deemed his final-lap collision with Fabio di Giannantonio at the Dutch GP a racing incident and stated that he accepts the race management's decision. Marquez, who finished seventh, cited physical limitations in Assen…
Acosta had to withdraw from the Dutch GP due to wrist surgery.
Pedro Acosta retired from the Dutch GP in Assen on lap 13 due to carpal tunnel syndrome. The Spanish rider, riding for Red Bull KTM, will undergo surgery on Tuesday.