Pedro Acosta and Fermin Aldeguer Ducati Super Team 2027? We look at Marquez and Bagnia's future at Ducati Lenovo.

Well… That’s MotoGP Done – Final Round: Valencia Personally, I’ve never understood why Valencia is the last round of the MotoGP season. It’s never really produced any crackers, has it? Mind you, a few championships have  been decided there. I guess you need a track with decent weather that’s central enough for everyone to pack up, go home, or head straight into testing. Anyway — spoiler alert! Results Valencia Sprint: P1: Alex Marquez P2: Pedro Acosta P3: Raúl Fernández Valen

Right then — FS-3 Racing have finally lifted the lid on their 2024 lineup, and it’s a tasty one. Max Cook returns for his fourth consecutive season , and joining him for the first time in the Superbike class is none other than Joe Talbot . And if you’ve followed the BSB feeder series at all, you’ll know this is a seriously interesting pairing. Let’s break it down. Max Cook – Mr. Consistency Returns Cook staying with FS-3 for year number four says a lot. Teams don’t keep rider

World Superbikes used to be the relatable championship. The series where you’d look at the bikes on the grid and think: “Yeah… that’s basically the one in the dealership down the road.” But over the last few years something weird has happened: WSBK bikes have become almost as fast as MotoGP bikes. And as much as people pretend otherwise, the whole “production-based” thing is slowly becoming a bit of a joke. So let’s talk about how we got here and why, in my opinion, World Sup

Alright… before the O’Halloran fan club starts sharpening their pitchforks, just hear me out. Then you can call me an idiot in the comments afterwards