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"MotoGP" × Southeast Asia: 10 articles

Southeast AsiaRacingMotoGP

Vinales Sidelined by Shoulder Injury, Espargaro Fills In at the British GP

Maverick Vinales will miss the MotoGP British Grand Prix after a small tear was found in his infraspinatus, even though the shoulder injury he suffered at the Sachsenring has otherwise healed. Pol Espargaro, a familiar face in the Tech3 garage who has substituted for Vinales before, steps in for Silverstone, with Vinales expected back at Aragon.

Otorider · 8/5/2026

Southeast AsiaRacingmotogp

Viñales's Shoulder Injury Worsens, KTM Tech3 Reportedly Lines Up Espargaro as Replacement

Maverick Viñales's left shoulder injury from a July 2025 crash at the Sachsenring has not fully healed and may require surgery, according to reports. KTM Tech3 is said to be preparing test rider Pol Espargaro as a replacement starting at Silverstone, though Viñales himself insists health, not friction with the team, is behind his struggles.

2banh · 8/4/2026

Southeast AsiaRacingmotogp

MotoGP's 2027 Rules Shrink Engines to 850cc, But Ducati Isn't Worried

MotoGP's 2027 technical regulations cut engine displacement from 1,000cc to 850cc and ban ride-height and holeshot devices outright. Ducati Corse General Director Gigi Dall'Igna calls the overhaul an 'opportunity' and a 'blank sheet' rather than a threat, and the team has already begun testing an 850cc prototype at Misano with test rider Michele Pirro.

2banh · 8/4/2026

Southeast AsiaRacingMotoGP

Alex Rins Eyes Move to Go Eleven's WorldSBK Ducati After Losing His Yamaha Seat

After Yamaha declined to renew his contract, Alex Rins is reportedly exploring a move to independent WorldSBK Ducati squad Go Eleven for 2027, riding the Panigale V4. He has begun preliminary talks with team management, though securing an estimated €300,000 budget and competing with incumbent rider Lorenzo Baldassarri's sponsor backing remain hurdles.

RiderTua · 8/3/2026

Southeast AsiaRacingMotoGP

FIM Calls for New MiniGP Machines, a First Step Toward Developing Future MotoGP Riders

Local media report that the FIM (Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme) is calling for proposals for new machines for its young-rider development category, MiniGP. Positioned as a first step toward producing future MotoGP riders, the initiative aims to widen the pool of global talent, including in Southeast Asia.

Kompas.com · 7/24/2026

Southeast AsiaRacingMotoGP

Red Bull Rookies Cup Sachsenring: Indonesian Riders Lock Out the Front Row

At the Red Bull MotoGP Rookies Cup round at the Sachsenring, 15-year-old local German rider Finn Kratochvil took pole position. Indonesia's Kiandra Ramadipa also secured a front-row start, showcasing the rising talent of Southeast Asia on this global proving ground.

TMCBlog · 7/10/2026

Southeast AsiaRacingMotoGP

Joan Mir to Join Gresini in 2027, With Engineer Calchedi Playing a Key Role

2020 MotoGP champion Joan Mir will leave Honda HRC to join Gresini Racing starting in 2027. Reports say the presence of engineer Calchedi was one factor behind the move. Details behind the champion's choice of new home are gradually coming to light.

TMCBlog · 7/10/2026

Southeast AsiaCompany

Sepang Renews MotoGP Deal, Securing the Malaysian GP Through 2031

The Malaysian GP has officially secured its place on the MotoGP calendar at the Sepang International Circuit through at least 2031, following a new five-year contract extension. The renewal locks in the continuation of a key round supporting MotoGP in Asia, welcome news for fans across the region.

Crash.net · 7/1/2026

Southeast AsiaRacing

MotoGP Indonesia Confirmed for October at Mandalika — A Stage for Tourism and National Pride

The Indonesian GP has been officially confirmed for October 9-11, 2026, at the Mandalika International Circuit, with ticket sales starting June 18. MotoGP is positioned as a powerful platform for showcasing Indonesia to the world, with expectations of a significant economic ripple effect on the region — from hotel occupancy and additional flights to the participation of more than 600 local small and medium businesses.

MotoGP Indonesia · 6/18/2026

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Yamaha Launches MX King 150 Prima Pramac Livery in Indonesia, Limited to 2,000 Units

Yamaha launched a Prima Pramac livery edition of the MX King 150 at Jakarta Fair 2026 in Indonesia, priced at 29.9 million rupiah. The special colorway is inspired by the Prima Pramac Yamaha MotoGP team and was created on the back of Toprak Razgatlioglu's popularity. Production is limited to 2,000 units, with the standard color priced at 29 million rupiah.

VOI.id · 6/11/2026