The Yamaha star returns to pole position in a fiercely competitive Q2 at the Cathedral of Speed, as Marc Marquez starts off ...

Yamaha lead Ducati and KTM so far in Assen, with the #93 suffering two big crashes on the opening day of action.

‘Big vibrations’: Jack Miller reveals close call at Aragon A measly two points were all Jack Miller could scavenge at the Aragon Motorcycle Grand Prix but he almost walked away with none.

For Quartararo, it's a case of forgetting the meeting as soon as possible. "For me, we just learnt a little bit with the electronics," began the 2021 MotoGP champion.

Fermin Aldeguer (BK8 Gresini Racing MotoGP) is seventh and has Viñales and Quartararo for company on the third row, with Di Giannantonio, Joan Mir (Honda HRC Castrol) and Johann Zarco (CASTROL Honda ...

The #72 was P10, 1.074s off P1, as Di Giannantonio and Quartararo entered the Q2 shootout. Q2 - A magnificent seventh. So, could anyone stop Marc Marquez from striding to pole position?

Pecco Bagnaia made it a Ducati 1-2-3-4 but will be humbled by the vast 0.6s gap to team-mate Marquez out front. Having caused a stir with its upturn in form on Friday, KTM enjoyed its best qualifying ...