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MotoGP wants F1-style permanent reserve riders

In the new commercial framework being negotiated, MotoGP intends to introduce permanent reserve riders as used in Formula 1

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The ironic twist that helped Aldeguer to his first MotoGP win

On a weird weekend in Indonesia, a rookie defeated a man who had so much speed he literally didn’t know what to do with it. Here's how Fermin Aldeguer won the Indonesian GP

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Yamaha to test completely new MotoGP bike at Jerez

The Iwata-based manufacturer has pulled out all stops to convince Quartararo that he won't be better off at a rival outfit, having managed to renew its contract with the French rider in a move that caught the paddock by surprise earlier this month.

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Rins feels like 2024 Yamaha MotoGP bike “rides me”

The Spaniard took a surprise first Honda victory at the Circuit of the Americas 12 months ago when he rode for the LCR squad, which would transpire to be HRC’s only visit to the top step of the podium all season.

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Rins to make MotoGP comeback at Motegi after injury layoff

Rins sustained a broken right leg in a crash in the sprint race during the Italian Grand Prix weekend, and has subsequently missed the last seven grand prix weekends, including last weekend's Indian round.

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Honda rider Takahashi to fill in for injured Rins at Misano

Takahashi, who was part of the works Honda team that won the Suzuka 8 Hours last month, is set to make his first MotoGP appearance since he made a wildcard outing at Motegi back in 2015.

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Zarco joins LCR Honda for 2024 MotoGP season after Ducati departure

The deal comes after Pramac confirmed Zarco's departure over the Austrian Grand Prix weekend, with Rins' move announced before the British GP.

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Marquez would “welcome” Zarco joining Honda with LCR MotoGP team in 2024

Rins elected to sign for the factory Yamaha squad for next season and exit a two-year works deal with Honda having felt a lack of support from the Japanese manufacturer this season.

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Morbidelli “questioning myself” before losing Yamaha MotoGP seat

The Italian has been associated with Yamaha since 2019, when he joined the Petronas SRT satellite squad having made his premier class debut in 2018 with Marc VDS Honda.

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Alex Marquez “understands” Rins’ Honda MotoGP frustrations

On Wednesday prior to this weekend’s British Grand Prix at Silverstone, Yamaha announced it was parting ways with Franco Morbidelli at the end of the 2023 season.

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Lecuona to replace injured Rins at British MotoGP round

Rins has been out of action since badly breaking his right leg in a crash during the sprint race at the Italian Grand Prix.

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Honda MotoGP overtaking problems ‘remind me of Suzuki’ - Rins

Rins joins Honda and LCR for 2023 after Suzuki elected to quit MotoGP at the end of the 2022 campaign, and finished his debut weekend with his new employers with a 13th in the sprint race and 10th in the grand prix.

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Honda MotoGP overtaking problems ‘remind me of the Suzuki’

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Marquez: Mir and Rins must learn to live with Honda crashes

Marc Marquez says incoming ex-Suzuki duo Alex Rins and Joan Mir must learn to live with crashes as Honda MotoGP riders in 2023.

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Marquez: Mir and Rins must learn to live with crashes on Honda MotoGP bike

Marc Marquez says incoming ex-Suzuki duo Alex Rins and Joan Mir must learn to live with crashes as Honda MotoGP riders in 2023.

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Tank Slappers Podcast: MotoGP Valencia GP review

Francesco Bagnaia clinched the 2022 MotoGP world championship after finishing the Valencia Grand Prix in ninth with title rival Fabio Quartararo only fourth, as Alex Rins took an emotional Suzuki swansong win.

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Rins “destroyed” after grip issues end Silverstone MotoGP win hopes

Suzuki’s Alex Rins says he was “destroyed” after a “not normal” drop in grip left him tumbling down the order from the lead of the MotoGP British Grand Prix.

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Rins “destroyed” after “not normal” grip issues end Silverstone MotoGP win hopes

Suzuki’s Alex Rins says he was “destroyed” after a “not normal” drop in grip shuffled him from the lead of the MotoGP British Grand Prix to seventh by the end.

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“Scared” Rins couldn’t picture riding non-factory MotoGP bike

Alex Rins admits news of Suzuki’s exit from MotoGP at the end of the 2022 season left him “scared”, and says taking a non-factory bike was something he couldn’t imagine.

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“Scared” Rins ‘couldn’t see myself not on a factory bike’ in MotoGP

Alex Rins admits news of Suzuki’s exit from MotoGP at the end of the 2022 season left him “scared”, and says taking a non-factory bike was something he couldn’t imagine.

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Tank Slappers Podcast: Alex Rins reveals all behind his Honda MotoGP move

Alex Rins will join Honda next season in MotoGP after signing a two-year with the Japanese marque to race for LCR.

Motorsport

Gresini announces Alex Marquez's signing for MotoGP 2023

The Gresini Racing MotoGP squad has announced Alex Marquez will join the squad in 2023 alongside Fabio Di Giannantonio, paving the way for Alex Rins’ LCR move.

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Rins’ MotoGP future “comfortable” as 2023 decision looms

Suzuki’s Alex Rins says he is yet to make a final decision on his 2023 MotoGP future, but is “comfortable” as he has “a couple of options” to explore.

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Rins out of Germany MotoGP weekend due to wrist injury

Suzuki’s Alex Rins has withdrawn from the remainder of this weekend’s MotoGP German Grand Prix due to the wrist injury he sustained in a crash in Barcelona.

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Angry Rins blasts stewards as “not at MotoGP level” after crash

Alex Rins has blasted MotoGP’s race stewards as being not good enough and has called for change following a Turn 1 collision with Takaaki Nakagami in the Catalan Grand Prix.

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