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MotoGP set to drop India from 2024 calendar; Kazakhstan to replace itThe championship made a much-anticipated visit to Buddh International Circuit on the outskirts of Delhi last year as part of its expansion in South Asia, with the race running smoothly despite several hiccups and visa issues in the run-up to the event.However, in the last few months, there has been uncertainty about the second edition of the Indian Grand Prix, with local reports suggesting that ... Keep readingSource: MotoGP set to drop India from 2024 calendar; Kazakhstan to replace it
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10 things we learned from the 2024 MotoGP French Grand PrixJorge Martin’s imperious French Grand Prix weekend came as a decision on who gets the second factory Ducati team MotoGP seat looms. The Pramac rider can do no more to prove himself at this rate, having taken pole with a lap record, won the sprint and emerged victorious in a smartly ridden, nailbiting grand prix at Le Mans.? Already feeling like he’s done all he can, Martin’s French GP ... Keep readingSource: 10 things we learned from the 2024 MotoGP French Grand Prix
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Quartararo: France “first race this year that I feel competitive” in MotoGPQuartararo enjoyed one of his stronger weekends on the weak Yamaha package in 2024 in front of his home crowd at Le Mans, qualifying eighth and fighting inside the top eight in the grand prix.The 2021 world champion was running sixth when he crashed out at Turn 9 on lap 17 of 27, but walked away from it still content with what he was able to do on the M1 last Sunday.“To be honest, I’m ... Keep readingSource: Quartararo: France “first race this year that I feel competitive” in MotoGP
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Power “knocking on the door” after IndyCar Indy GP secondPower applied consistent pressure for the top spot on in-and-out-laps during the pit windows having started third, but the win was decided in the event’s only restart on lap 68 of 85.The Aussie lined up for the restart second in the No. 12 Team Penske Chevrolet and made a jump on leader Alex Palou.? But it wasn’t enough to pull off the overtake as he was left watching the win escape ... Keep readingSource: Power “knocking on the door” after IndyCar Indy GP second
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Martin "doesn't have anything to demonstrate" to Ducati after French GP winMartin emerged on top in an epic battle with fellow Ducati riders Francesco Bagnaia and Marc Marquez to win the French Grand Prix, extending his lead in the championship to 38 points after five rounds.The win on Sunday completed a perfect weekend for the Spaniard, who topped practice on Friday, claimed pole position in qualifying and grabbed maximum points from the sprint race on Saturday.The ... Keep readingSource: Martin "doesn't have anything to demonstrate" to Ducati after French GP win
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How Palou managed the final restart to win the IndyCar Indy GPThe Spaniard was in pursuit early on after faltering away his start from pole, but regained the advantage with an overcut pit strategy on the second series of pit stops which propelled him into the lead on lap 45 of 85.However, a restart on lap 68 left Palou with the daunting task of fending off Team Penske’s Will Power heading through the wide Turn 1 of Indianapolis Motor Speedway’s 14-turn ... Keep readingSource: How Palou managed the final restart to win the IndyCar Indy GP
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Bagnaia reckons French GP result preview of 2024 MotoGP title fightBagnaia once again went head to head with Pramac counterpart Jorge Martin and Gresini Ducati’s Marc Marquez for top honours in Sunday’s French GP at Le Mans.Martin ultimately came out on top in this battle to score his second grand prix win of the season and extend his championship lead to 38 points over Bagnaia.Bagnaia, having led for much of the 27 laps, found himself demoted to third on the ... Keep readingSource: Bagnaia reckons French GP result preview of 2024 MotoGP title fight
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Marquez was "completely exhausted” when he reached Le Mans MotoGP win fightThe Gresini Ducati rider endured a tough qualifying which saw him knocked out in Q1, though he recovered brilliantly in the sprint to finish second.Marquez did the same again on Sunday, though took 17 laps to get into the podium places before closing down a two-second gap to catch eventual winner Jorge Martin and Francesco Bagnaia.After securing second with a last-lap overtake on Bagnaia, Marquez ... Keep readingSource: Marquez was "completely exhausted” when he reached Le Mans MotoGP win fight
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MotoGP French GP: Martin beats Marquez and Bagnaia in nailbiterHaving dominated the sprint race on Saturday, Martin converted pole to a second grand prix victory of the 2024 season to open up a lead of 38 points in the championship.Shadowing the factory team Ducati of Bagnaia for much of the 27-lap contest, Martin made his decisive move on the 21st? tour to take the lead.Resisting immense pressure from Bagnaia over the final few laps, Martin’s victory was ... Keep readingSource: MotoGP French GP: Martin beats Marquez and Bagnaia in nailbiter
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Lundgaard “Happy to be disappointed” with first podium of IndyCar seasonThe 22-year-old Dane made the most of a front row start by jumping into the lead over pole-sitter Alex Palou at the start and appeared in control of the 85-lap contest in the early going.Everything changed, though, following the second round of pit stops.Lundgaard pitted his Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing Honda on lap 40, exchanging softer alternate tyres for a set of scuffed harder ... Keep readingSource: Lundgaard “Happy to be disappointed” with first podium of IndyCar season
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