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On the eve of the GP of France in Le Mans, Aprilia MotoGP have confirmed that Aleix Espargaró will remain with the team for the 2019 and 2020 seasons. |
Category: MotoGP
Aleix Espargaró stays with Aprilia MotoGP for two more years
Round 5 at Le Mans await MotoGP competitors
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Following the most recent test in Mugello, riders prepare for Round 5 of the MotoGP at the Le Mans track this weekend. Reigning Champion Marc Marquez is set to continue his fine form after two impressive rounds in the USA and Spain. |
Marquez rises to occasion at MotoGP Round 4 in Jerez
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An incident-packed MotoGP Round 4 at the Jerez Circuit saw Reigning Champion Marc Marquez emerge victorious, as his rivals dropped out of the fold. It was a second consecutive win for Marquez, making the winner and his team the undisputed leaders in the Rider and Constructor Classifications. |
Crutchlow claims pole from Pedrosa at Jerez
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Qualifiers for the MotoGP Round 4 at the Jerez track didn’t see any of the top riders qualify in the top three, except Dani Pedrosa who seemed to have recovered from his recent surgery. Pedrosa put in quite a performance at the newly resurfaced Circuito de Jerez Angel Nieto to take second behind fellow HRC rider Cal Crutchlow, who also set the track’s new pole record. |
MotoGP hits European leg starting with Jerez track
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The MotoGP Round 4 hits the European leg, beginning with the Jerez Circuit, this weekend. After three rounds, Reigning Champion Marc Marquez is still the man to beat following his remarkable feat at the COTA (Circuit of the Americas), Round 3. Though it was Marquez’s first win of the season, it tallied him with Mike Doohan and Casey Stoner for six consecutive wins at the COTA. |
MotoGP Round 3: Marquez unbeatable at COTA
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Although demoted to start from fourth on the grid, Reigning Champion Marc Marquez remains unbeaten at the Circuit of the Americas (COTA), Austin, TX. Marquez has amassed a total of six wins at the COTA, since 2013. Also, the Repsol Honda man captured his 12th consecutive victory on U.S. asphalt, an amazing statistic. Championship rivals Maverick Vinales finished second, Valentino Rossi, fourth, and Andrea Dovizioso, fifth. |
Marquez takes pole, but disqualified. Vinales starts from pole.
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Marc Marquez’s consistent streak continues at the qualifiers for the MotoGP Round 3, Circuit of the Americas (COTA) in Austin, TX. It was Marquez’s sixth pole out of 6 races held at the COTA. However, a penalty was placed on him and he’d start from position four on the grid. |
Riders tackle COTA for Round 3 MotoGP
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MotoGP prepares for Round 3 at the Circuit of the Americas (COTA), Austin, Texas, U.S.A. Following the second race of the season, which was held ten days ago in Argentina, the MotoGP teams and riders have now arrived in the United States for the third race of the season. |
Crutchlow scores 3rd MotoGP win in unexpected GP of Argentina race
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The challenging conditions continued for the riders at the Grand Prix of Argentina as none of the top runners finished on the podium. In fact, it was Cal Crutchlow who topped Johann Zarco and Alex Rins at the Termas de Rio Hondo circuit. It’s only Crutchlow’s third win in the premier class. |
Miller takes pole in challenging qualifiers for MotoGP Round 2
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Qualifiers for Round 2 MotoGP at Termas de Rio Hondo was a tough session for the riders due to mixed conditions. Only Dani Pedrosa (as top contender) made it into the top three, led by Jack Miller who powered his way to a pole position on the Pramac Racing Team Ducati. Miller took a big risk by bolting on slicks for his second run, but he mastered the tricky conditions on his Desmosedici GP to grab the quickest time in 1:47.153. This is Miller’s first ever pole in MotoGP. |
