Mamola out, Pedrosa in. New MotoGP Hall of Fame redefines the racing greats
MotoGP's new Hall of Fame recognises the greatest top-level motorbike racers of all time. But not all Legends have made the cut
Marc Marquez followed a path laid down by Max Verstappen last year, tearing his Honda RC213V down the Hahnenkamm in Austria.
In typical Marquez style, there was no holding back: “It was really difficult to keep the bike under control, but I’m young and it’s good fun to try some crazy things!
“We enjoyed it, and we could see after a few runs everything that was possible. The piste was really well prepared. I could really get going and I had a great feeling out there. The grip was unbelievable, even for a wheelie!”
MotoGP's new Hall of Fame recognises the greatest top-level motorbike racers of all time. But not all Legends have made the cut
Marc Márquez is within touching distance of his seventh MotoGP crown but had his toughest race victory of 2025 at the San Marino GP, as KTM hit chain trouble and Yamaha's V4 fell flat with Fabio Quartararo
Why MotoGP riders deserve more respect from Dorna and Liberty. Plus Moto3’s Kalex Yamaha future
All-new V4 Yamaha will make its MotoGP racing debut at Misano this weekend ahead of further testing