Tough times are coming on the Moto GP calendar, as the teams would face a four GPs on a 5-week time lapse. With this weekend Italian GP at Autódromo Internacional del Mugello. A track that has been Ducati friendly over the last few years. First Q1 session started a bit late after a scary crash on Moto 3 Q2, as

The French Grand Prix gave us one of the craziest races of the season so far with Jack Miller taking his second victory in a row in Le Mans and getting close to the first position of the championship standings. Johann Zarco and Fabio Quartararo were with Jack at the podium. The French riders fought for the victory against the

What can be concluded after today’s race, is that probably would be hard to summarize all the events that occurred on it. Like last year, The rain made an act of presence on the race, having chaotic outcomes that shake up the standings and an exciting race to enjoy. The race started with all bikers on dry compound, Miller, Viñales

The 5th race pf the calendar takes the riders to the Le Mans track for the 2021 French GP. Tricky conditions is a key factor that plays on this track, as it happened with the full wet race on last year. First Qualy group saw the Championship leader Francesco Bagnaia, both Suzukis of Mir and Rins, Aleix Espargaro, Alex Marquez

MotoGP is heading to Spain for one of the four rounds of the calendar. Jerez is one of the classic tracks of the calendar, and the capital of motorbikes, but without fans is not the same… But at least we have races, and the roar of the bikes helps to keep the flame of races alive. The race in Jerez

Spain recieved the first of four races as the Spanish GP was celebrated at the “Circuito de Jerez-Angel Nieto”. A race that reminds everyone how the panorama can significally change with one miscalculation or mistake. The lights were off and the race was underway, Jack Miller started leading the race after a complicated start from Quartararo. Morbidelli, Aleix, and Bagnaia

First the calendar touches Spanish lands, as the calendar make a stop on the “Circuito de Jerez-Angel Nieto”. The track that saw the start of last year’s season, is now the 4th challenge that the riders have to face on this weekend. First Qualy session saw Oliveira, Morbidelli and both Respol Hondas of Pol Espargaro and Marc Marquez as main

MiniBikers are ready to bring you the best highlights of the Portuguese GP in Portimao. The comeback of Marc Marquez was the main topic during the whole weekend but the real question was how was Marquez going to performance in that race, and the Minis are here to show you with their unique point of view what happened on that

3rd race of the calendar, as the riders competed today on the “Autódromo Internacional do Algarve” for this year’s Portuguese GP. A race that saw yet again a particular pattern that has been seen on the previous 2 rounds. But this time with more retirements on the grid. As lights went off, it was Johann Zarco who lead on the

After two ferrocious night battles at Qatar, the calendar has its next stop at  the “Autódromo Internacional do Algarve” for this year’s Portuguese GP. A fast track filled with uphills and downhills that can be a issue for the teams to find a suitable configuration on track First Q1 had an inusual higher expectancy and also some missing riders. At