Peter McLaren is a MotoGP Editor at Crash.net. He specializes in competitive sports, particularly focusing on motorcycles and the automotive industry, while also exploring the intersections of culture and society within the sports realm. Peter's work has been featured in JazzinEurope, LA Progressive: Smart Content for Smart People, and Crash.net.
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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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MotoGP manufacturers are split over a controversial single-bike proposal, putting its introduction from 2027 in doubt.
Pit Beirer admits KTM never planned to lose Pedro Acosta but says the factory's all-new 2027 MotoGP line-up offers a fresh opportunity.
By: Peter McLaren
Fabio Quartararo says Yamaha's V4 reaches its limit too quickly in MotoGP races: "You cannot push. You are just sliding"
Guenther Steiner says factory-spec KTM bikes were a key Tech3 condition for the 2027 MotoGP season, even if one rider will be a rookie.
By: Peter McLaren
Aprilia says Marco Bezzecchi should remember his dominant Mugello MotoGP victory as he recovers from another major setback.
By: Peter Mclaren
Joan Mir says giving up factory status is worth the risk for a competitive Ducati and a chance to revive his MotoGP career.
By: Peter McLaren
A low-scoring 2026 MotoGP title battle sees just 24 points covering the top five riders.
By: Peter McLaren
Fabio Quartararo says pushing his Yamaha to the limit this season will prepare for the challenges in his “next chapter” at Honda.
By: Peter McLaren
Gigi Dall'Igna says the MotoGP standings have been “shaken up” after Marc Marquez's “masterpiece” at the Sachsenring.
By: Peter McLaren
Diogo Moreira expects clarity over his MotoGP future by Silverstone amid speculation over a factory Honda promotion.
