Peter McLaren is a MotoGP Editor for Crash.net. With a focus on all things MotoGP, Peter covers the latest news, interviews, and updates in the world of motorcycle racing. He provides in-depth analysis and insights into the sport, keeping fans informed and engaged.
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Peter McLaren's coverage primarily focuses on MotoGP and motorcycle racing. He specializes in event coverage, with a significant portion of press release-related content.
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This is how the MotoGP field was ranked in terms of falls during the 2024 season. Reflecting on his rookie MotoGP season, Pedro Acosta couldn't help but ponder the points lost during 13 non-scores.
“It's a little bit more calm now, which is important” Pedro Acosta's first day as a factory MotoGP rider saw the 2024 rookie focus on trying to ‘calm' his KTM.
“We have this magical thing and we need to use it” Franco Morbidelli is eager to leverage his ‘magical' relationship with VR46 as he slots into Valentino Rossi's MotoGP team for 2025.
"...I start to really enjoy the bike because I can push the limits" Fabio Quartararo went into the winter break with a surprise second place on the timesheets at the Barcelona MotoGP test.
By: Peter McLaren
“This is the target [top rookie], but we have to stay calm and go step by step"
"I think it's difficult to make a good step like from 23-24" In words that will further raise the spirits of the satellite Ducati MotoGP
Jorge Martin thanks Ducati after MotoGP title triumph. When Jorge Martin signed for Aprilia after Mugello, in response to Marc Marquez
By: Peter McLaren
“Pecco won more, but Jorge was more tenacious and in the end he is rightly the Champion.”
“HRC doesn't have to change everything… But today the Italian engineers are on top of the world”
By: Peter McLaren
“He has to be the one who calls the shots this pre-season and in the first few races”
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