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Is Bagnaia and Márquez in the same MotoGP team a recipe for success or for disaster? We looked for clues in today’s factory Ducati team launch in Madonna di Campiglio
MotoGP king Jorge Martin has always had a killer instinct – “I guess I have a really killer mentality,” he told me a few years ago – but he believes…
Eddie Lawson’s fourth and final MotoGP championship was a miracle – he won the title aboard arguably the nastiest MotoGP bike of all time. His engineer Erv Kanemoto reveals how they transformed the Honda’s NSR500 and why 1989 was a pivotal moment in MotoGP technical development
