Alex Whitworth is a journalist at Crash.net. With a background in covering consumer and racing motorcycle news, Alex has reported on various motorsport events including MotoGP, BSB, and WorldSBK, while also engaging with broader topics in the automotive and sports industries. He has been featured in Wood Mackenzie, Bikesportnews.com Ltd, Visordown, and Crash.net.
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Two-times MotoGP World Champion Francesco Bagnaia paid a visit to a children’s hospital in Italy.
Johann Zarco becomes MotoGP’s oldest rider at the beginning of the 2025 season.
MotoGP will return to Brazil thanks to a new deal beginning in 2026.
By: Alex Whitworth
Once firm rivals in MotoGP, Davide Tardozzi and Marc Marquez will work together in the Ducati Lenovo Team from 2025.
Adrian Huertas makes the rare move from WorldSSP to Moto2 in 2025.
The Intact GP team have announced the signing of 17-year-old Italian Guido Pini for the 2025 Moto3 season.
MV Agusta has issued a statement amid rumours of its potential sale by KTM owners, the Pierer Mobility Group.
“The package we're going to have, I think it's going to be a championship contending package…”
Alex Lowes tripled his WorldSBK win tally for Kawasaki in his final year in green.
Reports from Austria have revealed that wages promised to be paid in December by KTM will go unpaid until 2025.
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