"Brake to the Apex" Is Bad Advice (And MotoGP Proves It)
Motegi wasn't an exciting weekend, but it was a fascinating one. A brand new track surface, a Michelin rear tire that came apart in the sprint, and a hard-carcass "safety tire" that not one rider mounted until Sunday warm up, which turned out to be the tire they should have been on all weekend.
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The Championship Drama Moves to Mandalika!
(00:00:00) The Championship Drama Moves to Mandalika!
(00:00:01) Welcome to MotoWeek
(00:00:12) Marc Marquez's Missed Opportunity
(00:05:25) The Mandalika Circuit: A Technical Challenge
(00:08:48) Favorites: Martin and Marquez Clash
(00:17:03) Watch List: Riders to Watch
(00:22:32) The Hot Seat: ...
Can Martin Outsmart Márquez? | MotoGP Title Fight Goes to the Wire
Jorge Martin and Marc Márquez are separated by just two points with six rounds remaining — and the MotoGP championship is wide open.
Kevin Magee and Scotty break down Japan, the huge tyre degradation at Motegi, why the tyres were falling apart, and how Márquez managed the race before making his ...
690: A Two-Horse Race? 2026 MotoGP Japanese Grand Prix Review
It's quickly becoming a two-horse race in MotoGP land as Marc Marquez and Jorge Martin threw down at Motegi for the Japanese Grand Prix, and this time it was Marquez that came out on top as he took his fifth Double Victory of the 2026 season and move to within two points of the Championship lea...
Norris Wouldn't Wait. Martin Had to Let Marquez Go
On the same Saturday, Lando Norris would not wait behind Oscar Piastri in the Singapore Sprint, and Jorge Martin had to let Marc Marquez go while he was leading the Indonesian MotoGP Sprint. On purpose. His front tyre pressure was too low.In this video: why clean air cools a MotoGP front tyre, th...
‘Fake’ battles, start chaos and title twists - MotoGP’s Mandalika weekend explained
MotoGP’s Indonesian Grand Prix weekend ended with an Aprilia 1-2-3-4 but that probably could have been the formation in every session and race had things not gone crazy in multiple ways.
Simon Patterson, Val Khorounzhiy and Matt Beer analyse everything from the tyre pressure headaches that cost J...
Aprilia needs drastic action as Marc Marquez piles on the pressure
Amy Reynolds is joined by Peter McLaren and Lewis Duncan to discuss all of the action from the Indonesian Grand Prix.
Jorge Martin holds onto a slender MotoGP points lead over Marc Marquez, but Aprilia comes away from a weekend in which it dominated the main race with a 1-2-3-4 that can only be c...
DJR wins Bathurst boilover, Piastri and Norris tangle in Singapore, and Marquez stays in touch | Shannons Round-up
Brodie Kostecki and Todd Hazelwood claim another Bathurst 1000 in bizarre scenes after Team 18 bungles its last fuel stop, Lando Norris crashes Oscar Piastri out of the Singapore sprint as Max Verstappen returns to the top, and it's play on in the MotoGP title race after Jorge Martin and Marc Mar...
Mandalika is a Draw, but the Title Race Gets More Complicated
(00:00:00) Mandalika is a Draw, but the Title Race Gets More Complicated
(00:00:01) Welcome to MotoWeek Podcast
(00:00:12) Mandalika Drama Unfolds
(00:02:27) Qualifying: Setting the Stage for Drama
(00:03:46) The Championship Battle Begins
(00:08:28) Sprint Race Chaos
(00:19:05) Tire Pressure Rul...
693: Easy As 1-2-3-4? - 2026 MotoGP Indonesian Grand Prix
So you mean to tell me that MotoGP saw Aprilia have a 1-2-3-4 lockout of its Grand Prix, and yet arguably made their World Championship situation worse? Oh boy.
It turns out it kinda did end up that way? In Indonesia, the story of the weekend started on Saturday when a four wide between Fernand...
