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Jorge Martín's Mandalika start controversy explained

A viral video of Jorge Martín's grid movements at the Indonesian Grand Prix sparked jump start debate, but officials applied MotoGP rules requiring movement at the exact light extinction. Martín finished third and reclaimed the championship lead by two points.

13 Oct 2026
A viral video of Jorge Martín's grid movements at the Indonesian Grand Prix sparked jump start debate, but officials...
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Daytona Bike Week 2027 schedule features Herrin's fifth win bid

Tickets for the 86th Daytona Bike Week, running March 5-14, 2027, are now on sale. The event features the historic 85th Daytona 200, where Josh Herrin will attempt an unprecedented fifth consecutive win, and the Daytona Supercross, with Ricky Carmichael designing the course for a 20th year.

7 Oct 2026
News: Tickets for the 86th Daytona Bike Week, running March 5-14, 2027, are now on sale
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Racing

Casey Stoner Fights MotoGP's Move from Phillip Island to Adelaide

Casey Stoner is campaigning against MotoGP's decision to replace the Phillip Island circuit with a new Adelaide street track, citing safety fears and the loss of a world-class racing venue. The final Phillip Island race is this October, with Adelaide not scheduled to host until November 2027.

7 Oct 2026
Casey Stoner is campaigning against MotoGP's decision to replace the Phillip Island circuit with a new Adelaide street...

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Racing: Marc Marquez skipped the pre-race kart event at the Japanese Grand Prix, sending a body double in his place
Racing

Marc Marquez used body double in Japanese MotoGP kart race

Marc Marquez skipped the pre-race kart event at the Japanese Grand Prix, sending a body double in his place. He defended the decision as necessary for his championship fight, admitting he was reprimanded but calling it a selfish, vital choice.

4 Oct 2026
Racing: Honda has confirmed Red Bull will return as a sponsor of its factory MotoGP team from the 2027 season
Racing

Honda confirms Red Bull's return as factory MotoGP sponsor

Honda has confirmed Red Bull will return as a sponsor of its factory MotoGP team from the 2027 season. The multi-year deal will see Fabio Quartararo become the team's flagship rider, requiring him to end his personal Monster Energy sponsorship.

1 Oct 2026

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