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Raul Fernandez Confirmed with Trackhouse Through 2028
MotoGP's Trackhouse team has announced a two-season contract extension with Raul Fernandez, covering 2027 and 2028. Fernandez delivered the team's first Grand Prix win at the 2025 Australian GP and has taken three Grand Prix podiums and three Sprint podiums, including two wins, this season.
MotoGP · 8/5/2026
MotoGP's British GP Opens the Second Half With Five Riders Within 24 Points
MotoGP heads into the British GP at Silverstone with five riders separated by just 24 points, one of the tightest title fights in the series' history. Championship leader Jorge Martin is followed closely by Ai Ogura (14 points back) and Marc Marquez in third, with home rider Cal Crutchlow also returning. Silverstone has produced 11 different winners in its last 11 editions.
Roadracing World · 8/4/2026
MotoGP's British GP Preview: Five Riders Within 24 Points as Silverstone Opens the Second Half
MotoGP opens the second half of its season at Silverstone with the top five riders separated by just 24 points, one of the tightest title fights in the sport's history. Jorge Martin leads with 208 points, ahead of Ai Ogura on 194 and Marc Marquez on 190. Fabio Quartararo holds the circuit lap record and remains the only Yamaha rider to score sprint points in 2026.
Paddock GP · 8/4/2026
Aragón MotoGP to Host Spain’s Sole Bagger World Cup Round, August 28–30
MotorLand Aragón will host Spain’s only Harley-Davidson Bagger World Cup round during the Aragón MotoGP on August 28–30. The venue stages round 13 of MotoGP alongside Moto2 and Moto3, while the Bagger paddock will be placed in the Fan Zone behind grandstand 7 so spectators can see the machines up close.
MotorLand Aragón · 7/27/2026
MotoGP 2027 Grid Takes Shape: Di Giannantonio and Marc Marquez Head to KTM, Quartararo Bound for Honda
MotoGP.com rounded up official 2027 rider confirmations. Red Bull KTM Factory Racing locked in Fabio Di Giannantonio and Alex Marquez on July 6, while Honda HRC Castrol confirmed Yamaha's Fabio Quartararo on July 21, reshaping next season's grid.
MotoGP.com · 7/21/2026