Alex Whitworth is a journalist at Crash.net. With a background in covering consumer and racing motorcycle news, he has reported on a variety of motorsport events including MotoGP, BSB, and WorldSBK. Alex's work has been featured in Wood Mackenzie, Bikesportnews.com Ltd, and Visordown, showcasing his expertise in competitive sports and the automotive industry.
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Lap times from the qualifying session at the 2026 Cadwell Park BSB, round eight of the 2026 season.
By: Alex Whitworth
Pedro Acosta thinks his breathtaking around-the-outside pass on Marco Bezzecchi in the Aragon MotoGP was “easy”.
Jorge Martin says a lack of grip was at the heart of a “difficult” Aragon MotoGP round.
Results from the Warm Up session at the 2026 Cadwell Park BSB, round eight of the 2026 season.
By: Alex Whitworth
Fabio Di Giannantonio “cannot be happy” with his Aragon MotoGP, but thinks he will be able to fix his problems at Misano.
Nicolo Bulega has his first mathematical chance to win the 2026 WorldSBK title at Magny-Cours this weekend.
By: Alex Whitworth
Fermin Aldeguer explains why Aragon is a good track to make a MotoGP return, after he missed two months of racing.
By: Alex Whitworth
Pol Espargaro says Pedro Acosta's P2 at the Aragon MotoGP is “a big bag of oxygen” for KTM.
By: Ian Hopgood
Ryan Vickers had gone six rounds of the 2026 BSB season without a podium, but has now won four of the last six races.
By: Ian Hopgood
Bradley Ray topped the majority of the timed sessions at the Cadwell Park BSB, but didn’t win any of the races; on Monday, this was thanks to a defensive effort from Ryan Vickers.
