Valentin Khorounzhiy is a MotoGP editor at DirtFish and The Race. He focuses on various aspects of sports, including competitive and professional sports, with a particular interest in individual and team sports disciplines. His insights and expertise in the sports business landscape have garnered him recognition in the industry.
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Marc Marquez rounded off a perfect run through MotoGP Friday practice with the new best premier-class lap at the Le Mans Bugatti circuit
Ducati MotoGP rider Pecco Bagnaia says he has accepted that there is a fundamental mismatch between his strengths and those of the 2025 bike - even if it makes him "mad"
Yamaha MotoGP rider Fabio Quartararo took another outrageous premier-class pole position for the French Grand Prix, defeating Marc Marquez in a second straight pole duel
By: Valentin Khorounzhiy
Fabio Quartararo's early heroics couldn't even bring a podium as Marc Marquez and the Gresini Ducatis surged forward
A title contender shunting after just one lap, a top-five runner crashing on the last lap, a first-time podium finisher running into the winner after the flag... the Le Mans sprint had some odd moments
Home hero Johann Zarco took a famous French Grand Prix win at Le Mans for himself and LCR Honda, winning a crazy race dictated by intermittent rain
Johann Zarco wasn't the only one who picked exactly the right strategy for Le Mans' tricky weather - but almost everyone else blew it
Who actually performed well in the madness of the Le Mans weather? Here are Val Khorounzhiy's rider rankings
The world of MotoGP has had its annual silly season bombshell, with the news that reigning champion Jorge Martin is angling to depart Aprilia at the halfway point of his two-year contract
Assuming Jorge Martin does leave Aprilia, where does he go? And where is definitely not an option?
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