MotoGP
Laguna Seca and the “Corkscrew”: the most famous corner in the world
A circuit carved into the hills of Monterey, a corkscrew corner that drops 18 metres, and Rossi's pass on Stoner in 2008 : the story of the “Corkscrew”, the most famous corner in the world.
Loris Capirossi: The Epitome of Riding Longevity
From the youngest world champion in history at 17 years old to the record holder for Grand Prix appearances: the extraordinary career of Loris Capirossi, three-time champion and Ducati's first MotoGP winner.
The Assen TT: the "Cathedral" of motorcycling
Assen, the "Cathedral" of motorcycling: the only circuit to have featured in the world championship every year since 1949, with its fluid layout, passion, and iconic moments.
Marco Simoncelli: SuperSic, the rider with a big heart
Curly mane, huge smile, and open-hearted riding: a look back at the career and legacy of Marco Simoncelli, "SuperSic," the 2008 250cc world champion who tragically passed away in Sepang on October 23, 2011.
Suzuki in MotoGP: A Japanese legend between glory and unexpected departure
Table of Contents The Essentials Suzuki's Early Days in Competition Suzuki in 500cc: Domination and Legends The MotoGP Challenge: Difficult Transition to 4-Stroke Strategic Withdrawal (2011 – 2014) The Triumphant Return: GSX-RR and Renaissance (2015 – 2022) 2020: The Year of Consecration An Abrupt and Misunderstood End (2022) The Faces of Suzuki in Grand Prix Why Suzuki Left its Mark on MotoGP History What Next? Legacy and Other Disciplines Anecdotes and Tributes Conclusion Summary Table FAQ — Frequently Asked Questions The Essentials Suzuki is one of the historic manufacturers in the motorcycle world championship. Present since the 1960s, the Japanese...