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Nicolò Bulega campione del mondo 2026 WorldSBK dopo una stagione sensazionale

27 September

Nicolò Bulega is the 2026 WorldSBK champion after a sensational season.

Ducati Corse, Max Biaggi, Nicolò Bulega, Superbike, WorldSBK

Nicolò Bulega (Aruba.it Racing – Ducati) vince il titolo del Campionato del Mondo MOTUL FIM Superbike 2026. Un successo storico, soprattutto riscrivendo tanti record. Vince il titolo mondiale in anticipo in una stagione 2026 di cui è stato l’autentico dominatore. Tra i momenti più importanti: Gara 2 a Phillip Island dove vince con 11 secondi di vantaggio. Al Balaton Park, in Gara 1, quando conquista la sua 14^ vittoria consecutiva, superando il record firmato per due volte da Razgatlioglu. A Misano, la tripletta davanti a decine di migliaia di appassionati italiani. Bulega ora è il secondo italiano a laurearsi campione…

In Austria prima gioia per Pedro Acosta in MotoGP, Aprilia e Jorge Martin limitano i danni

20 September

Pedro Acosta scores his first MotoGP victory in Austria, while Aprilia and Jorge Martin limit the damage.

Ai Ogura, Aprilia, Ducati Corse, FIM MotoGP, Jorge Martin, KTM, Marc Marquez, Marco Bezzecchi, Pedro Acosta, Red Bull Ring

SPIELBERG - One of MotoGP's most enduring taboos has finally been broken, and it does so in the best possible way: after nearly three years of trying and a record 15 podiums (a record for the category), Pedro Acosta wins his first race in the premier class. It's an irresistible joy for him and his team, Austrian KTM, given that the Murcian rider's triumph came at the Austrian Grand Prix. The Spaniard's victory was well-deserved, erasing the blunder that cost him victory in the Sprint Race, especially since he beat the Aprilias of Jorge Martin, Marco Bezzecchi, and…

Jorge Martin fa sua la Sprint in Austria, nuovo scatto su Marquez

19 September

Jorge Martin wins the Sprint in Austria, another attack on Marquez

Alex Marquez, Aprilia, Ducati Corse, FIM MotoGP, Jorge Martin, Marc Marquez, Marco Bezzecchi, Pecco Bagnaia, Pedro Acosta

SPIELBERG - Saturday at the Red Bull Ring mixed things up far more than anyone could have imagined, especially since it all took place in the short race format that had offered so little in recent rounds. Jorge Martin, however, took the win in Spielberg, temporarily reclaiming the sole lead in the MotoGP championship after snatching a splendid pole position in the morning ahead of the Austrian Grand Prix, only to have it ruined on a nightmarish first lap. The Spaniard, riding the Aprilia, however, pulled off one of the finest comebacks of his career with a string of overtaking moves that culminated…

Bezzecchi in Austria per sfidare Marquez e Martin, Ducati per spegnere le polemiche

18 September

Bezzecchi heads to Austria to challenge Marquez and Martin, while Ducati seeks to quell controversy.

Aprilia, Ducati Corse, Fabio Di Giannantonio, FIM MotoGP, Jorge Martin, Marc Marquez, Marco Bezzecchi, Pecco Bagnaia, Red Bull Ring, VR46

SPIELBERG - The Austrian Grand Prix, scheduled for this weekend at the Red Bull Ring, will inevitably upset the balance of power established at Misano, with Jorge Martin and Marc Márquez now tied at the top of the MotoGP championship. The Styrian round, on paper, once again favors the Catalan rider, fresh from a prodigious recovery in the standings and boosted by the nine wins out of ten Ducati has achieved since the circuit between Spielberg and Zeltweg returned to the calendar. However, the Borgo Panigale manufacturer is also, and perhaps above all, grappling with the…

Bezzecchi e Bagnaia fuori a Misano, Marc Marquez vince e appaia Martin

13 September

Bezzecchi and Bagnaia out at Misano, Marc Marquez wins and Martin comes into view

Aprilia, Ducati Corse, Fabio Di Giannantonio, FIM MotoGP, Jorge Martin, KTM, Marc Marquez, Marco Bezzecchi, Pecco Bagnaia, Pedro Acosta

MISANO - Great things were expected from the Italians, perhaps even from the Romagna riders, but at Misano Adriatico, it was a day of glory for Spain. And, not too far behind, for Ducati, on a Sunday where Aprilia limited the damage, but were unable to hide some wounds that would have seemed unthinkable just in late spring. The San Marino and Rimini Riviera Grand Prix brought another triumph to Marc Marquez, first ahead of his brother Alex and future teammate Pedro Acosta. Not only that, the Catalan world champion returned to the top of the...

Marco Bezzecchi in pole a Misano, ma Marc Marquez lo beffa nella Sprint

12 September

Marco Bezzecchi takes pole at Misano, but Marc Marquez beats him in the Sprint

Aprilia, Aprilia Trackhouse, Ducati Corse, Fabio Di Giannantonio, FIM MotoGP, San Marino Grand Prix, Jorge Martin, Marc Marquez, Marco Bezzecchi

MISANO - A day at Misano Adriatico was split evenly between Marco Bezzecchi and Marc Marquez, but the points went to the Catalan. The Saturday before the San Marino and Rimini Riviera Grand Prix saw a great pole position for the home rider, who was resolute aboard his Aprilia. A particularly uneventful Sprint Race, however, saw the number 93 Ducati lead the way once again, with its owner getting a perfect start and a decisive overtake right on the first corner, but above all, making the right tire choice. Jorge Martin finished third, but not...

Marco Bezzecchi determinato a Misano, basso profilo per Marquez e Martin

10 September

Marco Bezzecchi determined at Misano, low profile for Marquez and Martin

Alex Marquez, Aprilia Trackhouse, Ducati Corse, FIM MotoGP, Jorge Martin, Marc Marquez, Marco Bezzecchi, Misano Adriatico, Pecco Bagnaia

MISANO ADRIATICO - MotoGP returns to Misano Adriatico with a balance that appears to be completely changed compared to last spring, when the championship seemed to have the wind in its sails thanks to a formidable Aprilia and especially Marco Bezzecchi, who will be a true home-grown host on Sunday (he's from Rimini, and the race's official name is the San Marino and Rimini Riviera Grand Prix). However, it's impossible to ignore the resurgence of Ducati and Marc Marquez, joint winners of the last two editions of the Romagna world championship. Yet the Catalan rider has chosen the low...

Ad Aragon Marc Marquez dà spettacolo con Bezzecchi e riapre il mondiale

30 Aug

At Aragon, Marc Marquez puts on a show with Bezzecchi and reopens the world championship

Aprilia Trackhouse, Ducati Corse, Franco Morbidelli, Jorge Martin, Marc Marquez, Marco Bezzecchi, Pecco Bagnaia, Pedro Acosta

ARAGON - Marc Márquez's eighth win, confirming his dominance at MotorLand Aragon, took a victory in front of his home crowd (his eighth career win at the Spanish circuit), putting him firmly back in contention for the MotoGP title. The Catalan rider also capitalized on a lackluster Sunday for Jorge Martin, who finished only fifth, but more importantly, he defeated Marco Bezzecchi on the track in an extraordinary duel that is already destined to go down in two-wheel history. The Aprilia rider from Romagna then had to settle for third place, also beaten by a…

Marc Marquez sempre più re di Aragon, Bezzecchi può sorridere

29 Aug

Marc Marquez continues to reign supreme at Aragon, Bezzecchi can smile

Alex Marquez, Aprilia Trackhouse, Ducati Corse, Gigi Dall'Igna, Jorge Martin, Marc Marquez, Marco Bezzecchi, Pecco Bagnaia, Pedro Acosta, Raul Fernandez

ARAGON - It was supposed to be a Ducati day, and it turned out to be a Ducati day. Marc Marquez confirmed his undisputed reign at Aragon by authoritatively taking the Sprint Race at his home circuit on a day of grace for the whole family, as his brother Alex finished second. Third was Marco Bezzecchi, who, after taking a historic pole position, "settled" for two championship points over his teammate and rival Jorge Martin. But overall, it's the winner's numbers that are frightening: with just one win, the Catalan confirms himself as the only rider in MotoGP history...

MotoGP nel giardino di Marc Marquez senza Ai Ogura

27 Aug

MotoGP in Marc Marquez's backyard without Ai Ogura

Ai Ogura, Alex Marquez, Aprilia, by Marco BPecco Bagnaia, Ducati Corse, FIM MotoGP, Jorge Martin, Marc Marquez, Marco Bezzecchi, Martin's orgies. From Marc Marquez to his brother Alex

MILAN - After another two weeks without a world championship event, MotoGP returns to the track for the Aragon Grand Prix with Ducati theoretically the favorite over the thus far dominant Aprilia (just remember the Silverstone podium that the Noale-based manufacturer swept aside). The dominant theme on the challenging Alcañiz circuit, however, seems to be the less-than-perfect physical condition of nearly all the main riders, with perhaps only one exception: championship leader Jorge Martin. From Marc Marquez to his brother Alex, from Marco Bezzecchi to Pecco Bagnaia, no one is at their best. And one has already been forced to withdraw:…