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MotoGP Thailand GP: Marquez claims dominant sprint victory, Bagnaia third

Factory Ducati rider Marc Marquez claimed a dominant lights-to-flag victory in the Thailand Grand Prix sprint race, as team-mate Francesco Bagnaia held off Ai Ogura to finish third.

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MotoGP Thailand GP: Marquez claims emphatic pole on Ducati debut

Marc Marquez carried forward his scintillating pace from testing to claim pole position for the MotoGP season-opening Thailand Grand Prix.

Motorsport

Everything you need to know as the 2025 IndyCar season kicks off in St. Pete

Welcome to the 2025 IndyCar season! Within just the first few laps put down in St. Petersburg, Florida this weekend... Chip Ganassi's Alex Palou will be fighting for a fourth IndyCar title while his veteran teammate Scott Dixon continues to chase a record-tying seventh crown for himself. And they aren't the…

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Honda Doesn't Build Mechs Yet, But Koraidon Project Shows It Totally Should

Whether you're a fan or not, you probably have at least a passing familiarity with Pokémon by now. And for good reason, too. I'd be willing to bet that Pikachu is probably at least as recognizable as Mickey Mouse or Mario by this point, even if you couldn't possibly care…

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MotoGP Thailand GP: Marquez brothers lead main practice, Bagnaia to Q1

Alex Marquez took the top spot in second practice for the Thai Grand Prix with a last-gasp effort, while Francesco Bagnaia failed to secure an automatic entry into Q2.

Motorsport

MotoGP Thailand GP: Marquez tops first practice for Ducati

New factory Ducati rider Marc Marquez led the way in first practice for the season-opening Thai Grand Prix on Friday.

Motorsport

Nissan Could Replace CEO Amidst Dismal Earnings, Failed Merger

Rumors that Nissan wants to replace its CEO began surfacing in the fallout from the automaker’s failed merger with Honda. Now, a new Bloomberg report alleges the company’s directors are looking for potential candidates to replace Makoto Uchida, who has led the company since 2019.

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How Tariffs And EV Backpedaling Hurt Everyone In America

“I don’t know,” I said to a friend.

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Hyundai, Kia Pump The Brakes On Solid State Batteries Until 2030

Solid state batteries have entered trailblazer mode. Pretty much every big automaker and battery plant is working on making a commercially-available product—a race to achieving that sweet, sweet equilibrium between cost, scalability, and viability that lets a piece of conceptual tech make its way into the car parked in your…

InsideEVs

This Scooter Wants To Join the Big Boys Of the ADV World

If you had told me a decade or so ago that adventure scooters would be a thing, I would have laughed. Yet, here we are. Somehow, in a world where dirt bikes, dual sports, and full-sized ADVs already exist, scooters have muscled their way into the adventure segment.

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Everything announced at Pokemon Presents 2025

Pokemon Legends Z-A! Pokemon Champions! More!

GamesRadar

Why Honda doesn’t want to get carried away with testing form as new MotoGP season begins

Factory Honda riders are cautiously optimistic about their prospects for the 2025 MotoGP season despite being buoyed by the improved performance of the RC213V in testing.

Motorsport

Westminster parking cheats using their dead mothers’ disabled Blue Badges are ‘beneath contempt’

Five fraudsters named and shamed after receiving fines totalling £3,000 in a council-led crackdown

Evening Standard

The Volkswagen ID.4 Is Back With A Vengeance

America’s electric vehicle market can be unpredictable. Last year, the Honda Prologue shot up the sales charts despite being a General Motors product under the skin. The Chevy Equinox EV quickly became GM’s top-selling electric model after deliveries began in mid-2024. And now, in an unexpected twist, the Volkswagen ID.4…

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European Motorcycle Industry Reports Impressive Double Digit Growth

The global motorcycle industry is a fascinating study of contrast. In the US, motorcycles are largely seen as recreational vehicles—weekend toys for enthusiasts rather than daily transportation. In Asia, however, two-wheelers are an essential part of life, serving as a primary means of mobility for millions.

The Independent UK

Edmunds: The best used trucks for under $25,000

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The club racing championship that enjoyed a 175% grid rise

When it comes to percentage increases, there is no escaping that 175% is a whopping rise. You can add as many caveats as you like to those numbers but, as a headline figure, there is no denying it is incredibly impressive. And it is what Club Time Attack (CTA), the…

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Say Goodbye To the Honda CB1300 With These Gorgeous Final Editions

Well, that didn't take long. If you're feeling like it was only a few days ago that Honda Japan posted a special teaser website about the upcoming final editions of the CB1300, you're totally correct about that. At the time, rumors were swirling in the Japanese press that the graphics…

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Honda’s New Naked Sportbike Is Tiny, and Makes a Whole Bunch Of Sense

For the longest time, commuter motorcycles have been the embodiment of function over form—plain, uninspiring, and built for the sole purpose of getting you from A to B. But lately, something interesting has been happening, particularly in the Asian market.

Autosport

One Motorsport finally confirms BTCC return with Hondas

British Touring Car Championship team One Motorsport has finally revealed that it is “ready to race” in the series for a 2025 return with Hondas after skipping last season.

InsideEVs

Your EV Lease Might Be Ending Soon. Here's What To Do Next

The past few years have seen record electric vehicle sales, and most of those came from very competitive lease programs. In many cases, the payments on the EV were far less per month than a less expensive gas-powered car. But in 2025, we’re going to start seeing the first big…

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The Fantic Caballero 700 Is the Forbidden Fruit of the Scrambler Motorcycle World

Boutique Italian manufacturer Fantic is stirring things up in a middleweight segment long dominated by big names like Yamaha, Honda, and Aprilia. For years, these brands have pretty much set the pace, but Fantic’s Caballero 700 Scrambler is proving that there’s room for some pretty fresh ideas. Because unlike other…

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Honda's V3 Concept Project Is Making Moves, and Here's the Latest

If you're the type of person who gets excited thinking about moto development, then Honda's V3 project that it introduced at EICMA may well have been haunting your dreams. I mean, totally fair; I'm right there with you.

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Looks Like the US Will See These Cool New Hondas After All, But There's a Catch

Back at the beginning of January, we first learned that Canada would be getting three new Honda motorcycles that had previously been introduced in other international markets. Although the US has gotten the XL750 Transalp, so far we have yet to see its platform-sharing sibling, the CB750 Hornet.

Autosport

Rating the prospects of MotoGP’s 2025 rookie crop

Ai Ogura, Fermin Aldeguer and Somkiat Chantra have a tough act to follow when they move up to MotoGP this year.

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