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  1. Article · Oct 2, 2026 · Peter McLaren

    Japan MotoGP LIVE: Friday Practice at Motegi (opens the original)

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    Live coverage of FP1 and Practice from the 2026 Japanese MotoGP at Motegi. Marc Marquez returns to the scene of his 2025 title triumph chasing Jorge Martin by 12 points in this year’s world championship, after being beaten by the Aprilia rider in both Red Bull Ring races. The pair have broken clear of Bezzecchi’s team-mate Marco Bezzecchi, who starts this weekend 42 points from the top, while the biggest threat to Martin and Marquez could well come from KTM’s new MotoGP winner Pedro Acosta. Acos

  2. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Peter McLaren

    Why retiring Alex Rins was "disappointed" to miss Yamaha 850cc test (opens the original)

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    Alex Rins may be retiring from two-wheeled racing at the end of this season, but he remains open to a MotoGP return if an opportunity arises in 2027. Race winners Rins, Maverick Vinales, Jack Miller, Brad Binder and Franco Morbidelli will all leave the premier-class grid after November’s Valencia finale. While Miller and Binder are heading to WorldSBK, Rins has instead teased a future four-wheel project and insists he would still consider a one-off MotoGP return. “Well, for sure, will always be

  3. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Peter McLaren

    Jorge Martin surprised by Aprilia’s unwanted Motegi MotoGP stat (opens the original)

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    MotoGP title leader Jorge Martin was surprised to learn that Aprilia has never finished on the premier-class podium at Motegi. Ducati, Honda and Yamaha have all won multiple times at the Japanese circuit, including Martin’s own Sprint and Grand Prix double for Pramac Ducati in 2023. KTM has also claimed Sprint and Grand Prix podiums at Motegi, as well as pole position. But after Aprilia overturned Ducati’s traditional advantage in Austria, where Martin won the Sprint and finished second to KTM's

  4. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Peter McLaren

    Ducati MotoGP tracks “don't really exist anymore” (opens the original)

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    After Ducati’s Red Bull Ring dominance disappeared last time out, Fabio di Giannantonio is taking nothing for granted at Motegi this weekend. Ducati had won at least one Red Bull Ring race every year since the Austrian circuit returned to MotoGP in 2016, but suffered a double defeat at the hands of Aprilia (Sprint) and KTM (GP) after struggling on the stiffer-construction rear tyre. Motegi is another happy Ducati hunting ground, with Desmosedicis winning the last seven races, including Sprints,

  5. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Peter McLaren

    Maverick Vinales: “Maybe a door can open” ahead of MotoGP return, discusses 850 debut (opens the original)

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    Out of action since July and now officially without a place on the 2027 grid, Maverick Vinales insists he is “not done yet” upon returning to the MotoGP paddock at Motegi on Thursday. The Tech3 rider estimates his long-running left shoulder injury has improved by 10-15%, “a lot in just a short time”, since his last race at the Sachsenring. “It's not sorted out,” Vinales said of the injury, which has forced him to miss a total of 15 grands prix since the initial damage last year. "Every month is

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