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The 2026 Bezzecchi Brno punch-up awards!

In honour of Marco Bezzecchi fight with the marshal this weekend we give you our motorsport punch-up awards for Brno! Punch-up 1: Alan Carter vs the marshal at Silverstone 1986 Back in the mid-80s, a punch to the hooter was a standard way to explain your point of view. Indeed, it’s still the main form…

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The Italian GP MotoGP Stereotype Awards

The Eternal Romantic Award Italian men will always tell their woman that she’s the only woman in the world… right after he’s passionately kissed his mother for ten minutes, telling her that she’s the most beautiful woman in the world.  Grand gestures, zero follow-through, and cliché words like “bella” thrown around like confetti.  This award…

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Winners & Losers: Catalan GP

Winners Alex Marquez  It’s hard to imagine how going from “title favourite” to “broken neck and not a title favourite” could ever realistically be classed as a win. But somehow, against all logic, it is. Bravo, universe. The hideous crash — courtesy of KTM’s masterful USB-C-to-ECU disconnection skills — saw Marquez Lite career out of…

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The French MotoGP Awards

The Rude Waiter Award French waiters: arrogant pricks who treat you like a stain in their sacred dining hall. Wave for the bill and you get a glare that screams “Disappear, bastard.” They live to humiliate you while fleecing you for bread and a €12 bottle of water that tastes like it was filtered through…

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Winners and Losers: Thailand

Winners Aprilia: Dare we dream? It’s not that we want Ducati to fail…well maybe it actually is, but more than anything MotoGP fans deserve at least one other manufacturer capable of regularly winning.  And we at MGPNews couldn’t wish for a better choice than Aprilia.  Why?  Because their bike looks like the lovechild of a…

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Have Yamaha built a turd?

February’s three day MotoGP test at Sepang was our first real look at all the 2026 riders and machines in action.  There were many talking points, but none louder than Yamaha’s sorry state. The Japanese firm turned up with their all new-shiny Temu-Ducati hoping to turn the tide on their wilting performances…only to find themselves…

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