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Francesco Bagnaia says his Ducati continues to be plagued by a lack of rear grip, a problem that has persisted since the start of the 2026 MotoGP season.​The Italian bounced back from his 2025 nadir to emerge as a consistent performer this year, scoring four consecutive Sunday podiums and a sprint win over the last two months.​Despite three technical issues costing him as many as 40 points, he ... Keep reading from Autosport.com - All - Stories https://ift.tt/T60Vzd5 via IFTTT

Six wins, six pole positions and the Formula 1 championship lead. While one year ago Kimi Antonelli had faced one of his toughest weekends in F1, he has now taken a sweet revenge, claiming a victory that will mathematically allow him to head into the summer break as the championship leader. But the meaning of Spa goes well beyond that. The Belgian round, where last season he struggled with a ... Keep reading from Autosport.com - All - Stories https://ift.tt/0iEjD9t via IFTTT

Lewis Hamilton took "full responsibility" for his inability to challenge for the podium at the Belgian Grand Prix, which he reckoned was traceable to his Formula 1 practice crash in FP3. In the last moments of the final practice session of the weekend, Hamilton carried too much speed through Turn 13 and skittered across the gravel. He clipped the barrier with his rear-right wheel, and ... Keep reading from Autosport.com - All - Stories https://ift.tt/XNtbfcr via IFTTT

After months dominated by headlines about departing personnel - with reports surrounding Paul Monaghan's expected move to Cadillac still continuing - two more positive stories emerged for Red Bull during the Formula 1 Belgian Grand Prix weekend. First of all, the Milton Keynes-based team managed to convince Tom Hart not to complete his move to Williams and instead remain with Red Bull. Hart ... Keep reading from Autosport.com - All - Stories https://ift.tt/pw2KCbv via IFTTT

Honda has officially confirmed the signing of Fabio Quartararo on a two-year contract, several months after securing the Frenchman as the cornerstone of its new MotoGP project. As previously revealed by Autosport, the deal was finalised at the end of January, although several factors delayed the announcement until the summer break. One was the manufacturers' agreement not to make any rider ... Keep reading from Autosport.com - All - Stories https://ift.tt/4LXkJBn via IFTTT

Honda confirmed on Tuesday morning that it has signed David Alonso for 2027 and beyond, but stopped short of revealing whether he will race for its factory MotoGP team alongside Fabio Quartararo or at LCR Honda. The announcement comes several months after Alonso's move to Honda was agreed, securing one of the sport's brightest young prospects for the Japanese manufacturer. Still only 20, the ... Keep reading from Autosport.com - All - Stories https://ift.tt/KFrp2eG via IFTTT