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Fermín Aldeguer, who finished fifth in the Qatar GP with the BK8 Gresini Racing MotoGP Ducati, revealed his approach to using data from other riders of the Italian brand who are competing for the ...

Throughout the 2010s, the mercurial Spaniard dominated the sport unlike anything we have seen before, and this term, a move to the Ducati team has allowed him ... Despite featuring for the slightly ...

While Vinales crossed the finish line second, a tyre pressure infringement stripped him of the spot, promoting Bagnaia to second and Morbidelli to third place, again resulting in a Ducati 1-2-3 as ...

"I saw that Marc wasn't pushing. He was managing the tires by letting Franco go, and I thought it was a good strategy. On the third lap, Di Giannantonio attacked me at turn ten, and I tried to ...

With the win, Marc Marquez moved to 98 points in the championship table – two points ahead of Gresini Racing’s Alex – heading into tonight’s Qatar Grand Prix. “Honestly, it’s been an ...

As has been the case for the previous four events, Marc Marquez (Lenovo Ducati) took the holeshot from pole position, chased by his brother Alex (Gresini Ducati) from the middle of the front row.

"A couple of tenths. I'm losing them, especially at turns twelve and fifteen, those on the left. Marc makes a difference there. If I try to imitate him ... the front tells me not to. Today, I ...

Ducati's Marc Marquez preserved his perfect ... when championship leader Alex Marquez of Gresini Racing snatched top spot from the Frenchman. But both riders could only watch as Marc Marquez ...

Italian Franco Morbidelli was 3.988sec adrift on a VR46 Ducati and is fourth in the standings. Spaniard Fermin Aldeguer, who is making a habit of finishing fast on his Gresini, overtook Frenchman ...