Rossi explains why he didn't commit to early Yamaha deal
Valentino Rossi says his decision not to commit to extending his MotoGP career with Yamaha until later in the season was because he 'needed answers' on his own form.
Prime What factory Yamaha exit means for Rossi
Valentino Rossi's desire to bide his time over his MotoGP future means he won't be on a factory Yamaha in 2021. Guarantees are in place to ensure he remains competitive should he decide to race a satellite bike, but has the time come for him to retire?
Quartararo seals works Yamaha ride, Rossi future undecided
Yamaha has confirmed that Fabio Quartararo will race in its works MotoGP team in 2021 alongside Maverick Vinales, replacing Valentino Rossi.
Aprilia: Long Iannone ban would end relationship
Aprilia Racing CEO Massimo Rivola has admitted that a long doping ban for Andrea Iannone would likely spell the end of the manufacturer's relationship with the Italian rider.
Quartararo set to replace Rossi at Yamaha in 2021
Fabio Quartararo is set to replace Valentino Rossi at the factory Yamaha MotoGP team in 2021 following a sensational rookie season last year, Motorsport.com has learned.
Vinales signs surprise new Yamaha MotoGP works deal
Yamaha has announced it has retained the services of Maverick Vinales for two more years, marking the completion of the first major deal of the 2020 MotoGP silly season.
Petrucci reveals late-2019 crisis of confidence
Ducati MotoGP rider Danilo Petrucci admits that a crisis of confidence stemming from an ambition of finishing second in the 2019 standings was partly to blame for his dramatic slump in form late last year.
Zarco: Lorenzo's Ducati wins "very positive for me"
Johann Zarco says Jorge Lorenzo’s ability to win on the Ducati MotoGP bike is a "positive example" for him ahead of his first season on a Desmosedici in Avintia colours.
Ducati unveils livery for 2020 MotoGP campaign
Ducati has become the first MotoGP team to unveil the colours its factory team GP20s will run this season at its official launch event in Bologna on Thursday.
Ducati poised to kick off 2020 MotoGP launches
Ducati will again become the first manufacturer to launch its 2020 MotoGP programme when it takes the covers off its new livery later on Thursday.
Marquez: Surgery recovery harder than last year
MotoGP champion Marc Marquez says recovery from his latest surgery has been "less painful but more difficult" than the aftermath of his previous operation.
Yamaha wants 2020 bike that's easier to "fight" with
Yamaha's 2020 MotoGP bike has been designed to make it easier to battle in the pack, says the Iwata marque's group leader Takahiro Sumi.
Iannone's doping appeal hearing date set
Andrea Iannone’s appeal hearing to have his FIM doping ban overturned has been set for February 4, which means he will miss the first running of the MotoGP pre-season.
Retired Lorenzo to get MotoGP ‘Legend’ status
Retired triple premier class world champion Jorge Lorenzo will be made an official MotoGP ‘Legend’ during this year’s Spanish Grand Prix at Jerez.
Puig brushes off Marquez distraction concerns
Honda MotoGP team boss Alberto Puig believes Marc Marquez “would worry much more” if younger brother Alex was making his premier-class debut with another team in 2020.
Marquez set for extra Sepang MotoGP test mileage
New factory Honda MotoGP rider Alex Marquez is set to take part in the shakedown test at Sepang that precedes the first official pre-season test of 2020 at the same venue.
Podcast: Predicting a mad MotoGP star name ‘silly season’
With all factory contracts up for grabs for the 2021 season, this year's MotoGP silly season is set to be one of the maddest.
Rossi open to Petronas Yamaha move in 2021
Valentino Rossi admits he would be open to a move to satellite Yamaha MotoGP squad Petronas SRT if it meant he could prolong his top-line career.
Yamaha had to address "internal islands" problem
Yamaha MotoGP boss Lin Jarvis believes the manufacturer has addressed a problem of "internal islands" that had hampered its premier-class form in the past years.
The most exciting motorsport signings of 2020
In the second part of our end-of-year feature, we name the competitors whose new deals for 2020 should provide some of the year's most fascinating motorsport storylines.
| 1 |  Marc Marquez | 420 pts |
| 2 |  Andrea Dovizioso | 269 pts |
| 3 |  Maverick Viñales | 211 pts |
| 1 |  | Repsol Honda Team | 458 pts |
| 2 |  | Ducati Team | 445 pts |
| 3 |  | Yamaha Factory Racing | 385 pts |
