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20 May 2019

Australia’s Jason Doyle and Fricke 13th & 16th After #WarsawSGP

If you haven’t already, head to Fox Sports now to catch up on what was unparalleled Speedway racing at the Boll Warsaw FIM Speedway Grand Prix of Poland over the weekend. Featuring in the 15-rider line-up was our own 2017 FIM Speedway Grand Prix (SGP) Champion, Jason Doyle and

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19 May 2019

A crash for Remy at Le Mans

Returning to racing action following his opening lap crash in the Spanish GP Remy Gardner once again showed his pace and championship potential with a gutsy ride that saw him in the leading group before he slid out of contention at Turn 3 at half distance. The legendary 2.6-mile

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19 May 2019

Marquez wins French GP

The trends were confirmed at Le Mans. One of those is that the weather generally plays a big part here – this time rain muddled qualifying, and a cold track complicated race day. Another is that Marc Marquez is currently in a class of his own. What they added up to was a mas

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18 May 2019

Jorge Lorenzo fends off rumours

Jorge Lorenzo was fending off rumours started in the Spanish press that HRC are ready to jettison him at the end of this season if his results don’t improve forthwith. “Nobody has given me an ultimatum. You always hear these kinds of rumours when your results are bad. But

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18 May 2019

Johann Zarco turns to racing legend Jean-Michel Bayle

Beleaguered new KTM rider Johann Zarco has turned to former French racing legend Jean-Michel Bayle, to try to get his results back on course, after a difficult start to his first season on the Red Bull factory bike. After four poles and six podiums in two years on a satellite

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18 May 2019

Viegas issues a statement

New FIM president Jorge Viegas found himself rapidly selecting reverse gear today, after being firmly put in his place by Dorna. Viegas, the highly visible successor to popular Vito Ippolito, had given an interview broadcast in Poland on Friday, stating that he did not believe

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18 May 2019

PLENTY OF CRASHES FOR MILLER

Jack Miller saw the funny side of having crashed three times over the two practice days – the most in the premier class, with 61 tumbles so far in tricky conditions across all three classes. His third crash was in qualifying, when “I pushed too hard, and she didn’t want

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18 May 2019

Marquez Matches Rossi in Number of Poles

Marc Marquez continues to break records as his remarkable career matures … and not only for surviving the greatest number of crashes.

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18 May 2019

Marquez, Petrucci and Miller on the front row at Le Mans

Wacky Le Mans weather made for exciting qualifying … but with no surprise about the name at the top. Repsol Honda rider Marc Marquez took a third pole in five races.

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17 May 2019

Viñales fastest in practice at Le Mans

2017 Le Mans winner Maverick Vinales made the perfect start to the French GP on a warm and mainly sunny first day of practice, slotting the Monster Yamaha into top position by almost two tenths ahead of Marc Marquez’s Repsol Honda. Vinales, his confidence boosted by his firs

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16 May 2019

Marc’s new title-winning strategy

Marc Marquez deployed his newly refined maximum attack strategy to deliver an early season warning that his campaign for a sixth MotoGP crown is on target. Marquez went into the race in third place and nine points behind Andrea Dovizioso but boldly issued a telling pre-race decla

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16 May 2019

Jorge Lorenzo resolves to stay strong

Jorge Lorenzo refuses to concede that his deep reserves of self-belief will be broken by his increasingly difficult transition to the Honda RC213V, the most potent weapon in MotoGP. A three-time MotoGP title winner Lorenzo says his champion qualities will see him rise again. B