Is there any hope in Britain's bleak MotoGP future? British representation on the MotoGP grid will shrink to just one rider - Cal Crutchlow - in 2019, and he's made it clear he won't be around long-term. But there are reasons to believe the drought will be brief 1537920000 MotoGP

Ducati must change to achieve MotoGP greatness Jorge Lorenzo will leave Ducati with his tenure at the Italian manufacturer marked by acrimony and underachievement - just like Casey Stoner in 2010. Here's why Ducati needs to alter its approach to get the best from its stars 1537401600 MotoGP

The comeback that sealed a motorsport legend Barry Sheene had already survived an enormous accident at the 1975 Daytona 200, returning to win the '76 and '77 500cc world titles. But his race at the '83 British Grand Prix a year after another huge crash cemented his determined legacy 1534896000 MotoGP

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The inside story of Formula E's London return Formula E's first London foray ended in acrimony as local residents helped end any chance of a Battersea return. Not to be deterred, FE worked quietly to get a much-desired London homecoming 1553040000 F1